Founded in 1883, Lakota is the seat of Nelson County, North Dakota. The community was named for the Lakotah Indian tribe. Prior to the organization of the town, the land was owned by James M. Howard. Some immigrants had settled in the area before the coming of the railroad, but when the railroad came through in 1883, more immigrants began coming to Lakota. The city is located along Highway 2, between the towns of Doyon and Michigan.
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Offering a K-12th grade curriculum, the public school administrative district in Lakota, North Dakota is highlighted, with information about its academic and extracurricular activities, library and technology programs, lunch menu, and access to reports and school forms. A school calendar and class schedules are included.
http://lakota-nd.schoolloop.com/
The full-service recreational vehicle dealership is located in Lakota, North Dakota, offering new and used RVs, golf cats, grills, and other products, which are described here. Its location, hours, and contact data are featured.
http://www.lakotarv.com/
The city’s official web site features a profile of the community and local government, including a history of Lakota, a calendar of events, administrative contacts, and access to various forms. Other resources include a tourism guide, news, and public notices.
http://www.lakota-nd.com/
