Fargo, North Dakota

Fargo is the capital and largest city in North Dakota, United States. The city has a population of 486,484 a metro area of almost 2,200,000.
It forms a twin cities with neighbouring Moorhead, Minnesota.
Fargo hosted 2009 IIHF World U18 Championships hockey tournament at the Urban Plains Center along with the Moorhead Sports Center in nearby Moorhead.
==Teams==
*Fargo Force (USHL, 2008-Present)
*Fargo-Moorhead Bears (USHL, 1995-1996) folded
*Fargo-Moorhead Express (AHA, 1992-1993)
*Fargo-Moorhead Ice Sharks (USHL, 1996-2000) became Chicago Steel based in Bensenville, IL 
*Fargo-Moorhead Jets (NAHL, 2003-2008) went dormant
*Fargo-Moorhead Sugar Kings (Midwest Junior Hockey League, 1973-1975)
==Arenas==
*John E. Carlson Coliseum (1968-Present)
*Urban Plains Center (2008-Present) now known as Scheels Arena
*Washington Park Rink
*Roosevelt Park Rink
*McKinley Park Rink
*Madison Park Rink
*Longfellow Park Rink
*Lincoln Park Rink
*Bennett Park Rink
*Brunsdale Park Rink
*Village West Park Rink
*Westgate Park Rink
*Rabanus Park Rink
*Lewis & Clark Park Rink
*Jefferson Park Rink
*Clara Barton Park Rink
*Centennial Park Rink
*Horrace Mann Park Rink
*Fargo Sports Arena
*Fargodome
*Teamsters Ice Arena
*Southwest Youth Ice Arena
*Sunmart Centennial Arena
==Players==
*Paul Gaustad
*Danny Irmen
*Nicole Nelson
==External Links==
* on Wikipedia
Category:North Dakota towns