North Dakota § 24-18-01 Primary network

North Dakota Statutes

§ 24-18-01 — Primary network

North Dakota § 24-18-01

Title 24Highways, Bridges, and Ferries

Ch. 24-18Limited Transportation Network

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N.D. Cent. Code § 24-18-01 (2026).

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The department of transportation shall establish a limited transportation network within this state. The initial network consists of selected highways and the interstate system to serve as the foundation for this system. The department may modify the foundation through a public involvement process established by the department. The foundation for the system consists of:

1.United States highway 83 from the South Dakota border to Minot;

2.United States highway 85 from the South Dakota border to Williston;

3.United States highway 52 from Minot to the Canadian border;

4.United States highway 2 from the Montana border to the Minnesota border;

5.Interstate highway 94 from the Montana border to the Minnesota border, subject to federal approval; and

6.Interstate highway 29 from the South Dak

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The department of transportation shall establish a limited transportation network within this
state. The initial network consists of selected highways and the interstate system to serve as the
foundation for this system. The department may modify the foundation through a public
involvement process established by the department. The foundation for the system consists of:
1. United States highway 83 from the South Dakota border to Minot;
2. United States highway 85 from the South Dakota border to Williston;
3. United States highway 52 from Minot to the Canadian border;
4. United States highway 2 from the Montana border to the Minnesota border;
5. Interstate highway 94 from the Montana border to the Minnesota border, subject to
federal approval; and
6. Interstate highway 29 from the South Dakota border to the Canadian border, subject to
federal approval.