N.D. Cent. Code § 11-06-01

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11-06-01. Changing county lines by transfer of territory from one county to another authorized - Petitions required

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11-06-01. Changing county lines by transfer of territory from one county to another

authorized - Petitions required.

Territory may be transferred from one county to another by compliance with the provisions

of this chapter. A majority of the qualified electors, as determined by the vote cast for the office

of governor at the last general election, residing in any territory comprising an area of not less

than one congressional township, may petition the board of county commissioners of the county

in which they reside, and the board of county commissioners of the county to which they desire

territory transferred, for permission to have the territory described in the petition transferred from

one county to another. Such petition shall be presented to the boards of county commissioners

of the counties affected at least sixty days before a general election.

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