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 For nearly four years, I lived in Fargo (to start on my new career in mapping). I first moved up to Fargo in September 1996. Unfortunately, my first year was the worst, as far as facing the weather. I dealt with at least seven different blizzards, a winter that dumped a record 117 inches of snow in Fargo for the season, plus a terrible ice storm/blizzard in early April 1997, followed by the 500-year flood. There have also been other events, including the terrible rain/flood from June of this summer. But otherwise, I had some good times in Fargo. I made lots of friends up here...and I'm still in contact with many, even though it's been nearly seven years since I moved from Fargo back to Kansas (July 2000).
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Located on the Red River of the North, in Eastern North Dakota. City Population, when I moved up there in 1996: about 75,000 Metro Population (including West Fargo and Moorhead, MN), when I moved up there in 1996: about 130,000 City Population (2004 city estimate): 98,084 Metro Population (2004 estimate): 174,360 Average temperature in winter: Very cold |
Email MR. ROEVER at rock_chalk_jhawk_ku@yahoo.com | Geocities
Fargo Theatre, in Downtown