Founded in 1883, Burlington was the third of a series of three settlements that included The Forks and Colton, and is the oldest community in Ward County, North Dakota. Until 1888, Burlington was the county seat. Burlington is located on the Drift Prairie of north-central North Dakota, next to the confluence of the Des Lacs and Soutis rivers, in Burlington and Kirkelie townships.
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Based in Burlington, North Dakota, the non-profit, non-commercial, community radio station is featured, including a music playlist, program schedule, and contact data.
http://www.koww.org/
Established in 1883, Burlington is the oldest city in Ward County. Its official web site features a profile of the city, demographics, and a schedule of council meetings, agendas, minutes and ordinances, as well as a guide to local places of interest, schools, churches, and facilities.
http://www.burlingtonnd.gov/
Burlington, North Dakota, Thirties and Forties
Assembled by James Johnson, this compilation of memories, early stories, and historical photographs partially depicts the history of the Burlington region, including an article on coal mining area authored by George Johnson.
http://jjburlington.ms11.net/
Located on Colton Avenue in Burlington, North Dakota, the Burlington Hacienda was built in 1970, of architecture unique to the area. Its history, location, hours of operation, lunch and dinner menu, and a calendar of special events are featured, and its catering services are outlined.
http://www.haciendasteakhouse.com/
Situated in the Souris River Valley near Burlington, North Dakota, the 18-hole regulation length golf course is highlighted, including a description of the course and dining facilities, league play, schedule of events, and contact data.
http://www.wildwoodnd.com/
