Pembina, North Dakota is located just south of the Canadian border, with I-29 passing on its west side, leading to the Canadian border at Emerson, Manitoba, and south to Grand Forks. At the time of the 16th century French explorations, the area was inhabited by the Lakota, the Chippewa, and the Assiniboine. The Hudson Bay Company established a fur-trading post there in 1797, making it the oldest European community in the Dakotas. Until 1823, Pembina was thought to be in Canadian territory.
Recommended Resources
AirNav: Pembina Municipal Airport
The location, operations, services, communications, operational statistics, and airport services are featured, along with an aerial map, sectional chart, and other resources.
http://www.airnav.com/airport/PMB/
Pembina was the first European-American settlement in the Dakotas. The city’s official web site features a city map, a council agenda, minutes, and ordinances, as well as a guide to local churches, schools, industries, and businesses, a calendar of events, and contacts.
http://www.pembina.govoffice.com/
Mike’s Trustworthy Hardware, located on West Stutsman Street in Pembina, North Dakota, offers parcel pickup services to Canadian shoppers or others needing parcel pickup services. Its services, location, and hours of operation are discussed.
http://www.mikesparcelpickup.com/
Located on 3rd Street in Pembina, North Dakota, the high school campus is part of North Border School District. Its faculty and support staff are featured, with contacts, lunch menus, and a history of the campus.
http://www.edline.net/pages/pembina_high_school/
Situated at the Pembina Airport, near the I-29 border crossing, the Pembina, North Dakota company offers parcel pickup services to Canadian shoppers needing a U.S. shipping address and others. Customers may login and locate orders through the site.
http://www.pembinaparcel.com/
