How many counties are there in North Dakota?
Q: How many counties are there in North Dakota?
A: There are 53 counties in North Dakota.
Q: What is the Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS) code used for in the U.S. government?
A: The FIPS code is used to uniquely identify states and counties in the United States government.
Q: What is North Dakota's FIPS code?
A: North Dakota's FIPS code is 38.
Q: How is the FIPS code written when combined with a county code in North Dakota?
A: The FIPS code for North Dakota (38) is combined with any county code and written as 38XXX.
Q: What does the FIPS code link to for each county in North Dakota?
A: The FIPS code for each county in North Dakota links to census data for that particular county.
Q: Is the FIPS code just used for North Dakota or for all states and counties in the United States?
A: The FIPS code is used for all states and counties in the United States.
Q: Why is it important to have a FIPS code for each state and county in the United States?
A: It is important to have a FIPS code for each state and county in the United States to uniquely identify them for various government purposes, such as conducting census and other statistical analysis.
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