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West Fargo, ND is a great place to visit with plenty of things to do and see. The city is known for its quiet suburban neighborhoods, world-class amenities, and friendly local atmosphere. It's also home to several top-notch restaurants and attractions including the West Acres Shopping Center, Bonanzaville Museum and Heritage Park, and the Red River Zoo. Visitors are consistently impressed with the quality of life in West Fargo and many are attracted to its vibrant downtown area. There are also numerous parks, trails, golf courses, and even an indoor aquatic center that all offer recreation for families or individuals looking for something fun to do. Reviews of West Fargo have been overwhelmingly positive with many people noting the city's cleanliness, safety, accessibility and affordability as some of its biggest selling points. Despite being a relatively small city compared to its neighboring cities in North Dakota it has managed to make quite a name for itself by offering an excellent quality of life for those who live there or are just visiting.
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It's okay. - 6/22/2018
My opinion:West Fargo, ND has some good qualities. I think it is a nice place to raise your kids. The traffic is not bad at all. It has pretty much everything you need in a small city. It's quiet and safe for the most part. But, winter is so cold and long and isolating. Spring, Summer and Fall are perfect though! Our neighbors are good and opened up to us right away. Downtown Fargo is very cute and inviting and I believe always upgrading. North Dakota is North Dakota. The oil field action is not happening over here. I grew up in the western part of the state, moved all over to different states throughout my 20s-30s, came back to ND for a year and now I am happy to say goodbye for good in a couple of months. I won't live here again. North Dakota is what you make it .. and some people LOVE it here. I do not, but thank God there are so many choices of where to live in our country. I don't love the ND landscape nor the isolation and like I said .. the winters are tough, but some people
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