North Dakota is "Legendary" and full of city names that are tough to pronounce.

"Ya fer sure, you betcha!" Not only for "out-of-staters" but even some of us locals struggle to say the names of these towns correctly. Most of these are smaller communities but even a few of our bigger cities get mispronounced on occasion.

I feel I have a lot of North Dakota "cred".

Now, I'm a lifelong North Dakota resident. Okay, minus two long years, I spent away from this great state when I took a radio gig in Santa Barbara, California.

I have a lot of North Dakota experience. Hunting and fishing trips, road trips, family vacations, and playing sports growing up, I've done hundreds of wedding dances, high school dances, and softball tournaments in my adult years.  I have explored just about every nook and cranny of our great state.

I have been to every one of the following cities I'm about to share with you.

Either passing through or at one of their small-town bars, restaurants, or gas stations. Heck, I may have even "crashed" a party in one of these cities.

My 20s are pretty much a blur, so bear with me. In fact, I lived in the city that's number one on my list, and there's a pretty good chance you mispronounce it.

Old habits die hard, right? However, I guarantee you, people in this city know you're saying it wrong.  They've just given up trying to get people to say it correctly. So here goes.

These are "The Top 10 Mispronounced City Names in North Dakota." I hope to teach you something today!

The Top 10 Mispronounced City Names in North Dakota

These Are The 10 Best Dive Bars In North Dakota

LOOK: Which counties across the U.S. have the most prewar homes?

Every state has a stock of vintage housing. Rocket Homes examined Census Bureau data to find which county has the most prewar homes in every state.

Gallery Credit: Jill Jaracz

 

 

More From US 103-3