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Hettinger County History

Hettinger County was established 9 Mar 1883; organized 17 Apr 1907. The county seat was placed at Mott, located on the Cannonball River.
Discover Mott! Click here for a entertaining article on "How Mott Got It's Name"
The county was named for Mathias K Hettinger (1810-1890) chosen by his son-in-law, territorial legislator Erastus A Williams.
Area of county - 1135 square miles.
The 1930 population was it's peak population.
2000 population -- 2,715.
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11 September 2001                                                                     
Michelle Savre
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Background is Hettinger County Wallpaper, Hettinger County Website
The metal sculptures are found near Regent, North Dakota, on the Enchanted Highway






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