The City of Bottineau, North Dakota is the seat of Bottineau County. The community was founded in 1883 as Oak Creek, serving as a customs station and overnight stagecoach stop. In 1884, its name was changed to Bottineau, for Pierre Bottineau, a pioneer, hunter, trapper and land speculator. Originally, the town was situated a mile and a half from its current location, as it moved south in 1887 after the railroad came through. Bottineau is located near the state’s border with Manitoba, Canada.
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Based in Bottineau, North Dakota, the volunteer ambulance service covers about eight hundred square miles, including the cities of Bottineau, Gardena, Kramer, Lake Metigoshe, Overly, Souris, and Willow City. The ambulance squad is featured, with photographs of its building, educational schedule, and contacts.
http://bottineauambulance.utma.com/
The PK-12th grade public school administrative district in Bottineau, North Dakota is featured, with school schedules and calendars, a monthly newsletter, breakfast and lunch menus, staff directory, and school demographics.
http://www.bottineau.k12.nd.us/
The operations, functions and services of the local government are put forward on the official municipal site. A community calendar, meeting schedule, agenda, minutes of council meetings, ordinances, and announcements are posted to the site, along with a city map, budget information, and tax data.
http://www.bottineau.govoffice.com/
Founded in 1906 as a forestry school, DCB is a two-year public college in Bottineau, North Dakota. A campus map and an overview of its academic, admissions, financial aid, and athletics programs are featured, including its online study programs.
http://www.dakotacollege.edu/
Dakota Gallery Web Design & Hosting
Located in Bottineau, North Dakota, the company specializes in the design and hosting of web sites that promote local businesses and organizations. Its site features a portfolio of work performed, as well as a gallery of photographs from around the local area.
http://www.golfbcc.com/
In business since 1901, the bank moved its main office from Souris to Bottineau, North Dakota in 1967. Its locations, hours of operation and contacts, as well as an overview of its electronic, personal and business banking services, are featured.
http://www.statebankofbottineau.com/
