Pembina

Built around the meeting of the Red and Pembina rivers, Pembina grew into a small North Dakota border community beside Manitoba. The town occupies a long-used corridor of the Red River Valley, where Indigenous peoples, Métis traders and fur-trade routes shaped cross-border life well before the modern boundary. Fort Pembina, established by the U.S. Army in 1870, once stood here to oversee the frontier. Today, Pembina is a practical stop along Interstate 29 and a reminder that this broad agricultural valley has long connected communities on both sides of the river. Browse additional webcams nearby to see how Pembina and the Red River Valley connect with the surrounding plains.

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