North Dakota, South Dakota, Montana and Washington mark their quasquicentennials—125 years since achieving statehood—this year and it is a good time to visit a few key places that represent their history. These are big states, with big histories so I’ve chosen just a few of the great places to visit in each of them. The truth is,  you could spend a week or more in any one of these states and barely scratch the surface. North Dakota and South Dakota came in to the Union on the same day


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