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North Dakota topographic map

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Name: North Dakota topographic map, elevation, terrain.

Location: North Dakota, United States (45.93505 -104.04895 49.00058 -96.55440)

Average elevation: 1,834 ft

Minimum elevation: 758 ft

Maximum elevation: 4,049 ft

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