What Are People From Bismarck Called?

Name: Bismarck
Address: North America, United States

North America, United States

United States

People from Bismarck are called:

People from Bismarck are called Bismarckian.

Demonym:

Bismarckian

Pronunciation:

/bɪzˈmɑːrkiən/

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About Bismarck

Capital city of North Dakota since 1889.
Located on the east bank of the Missouri River.
Center of the state's government and energy industry.
Known for its Lewis and Clark history and outdoor recreation.

Quick Facts

Population:: 73,622 (2024 est.)
Country:: United States
Region:: North America

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Etymology & Origin

Named after Otto von Bismarck, the German chancellor, to attract German investment.

Nearby Places

Other places in the region and their demonyms

Pierre

240 km south of Bismarck

People are called:

Pierrian

Saint Paul

550 km southeast of Bismarck

People are called:

Saint Paulite

Helena

650 km west of Bismarck

People are called:

Helenan

Quick Facts

Population:: 73,622 (2024 est.)
Country:: United States
Region:: North America

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