Granville Public RecordsNorth Dakota

Granville, located in McHenry County, ND, had a population of 240 as of the 2020 Census. The median age was around 39 years, with approximately 51% male and 49% female residents. The city is predominantly White (over 93%), with small percentages identifying as Native American (about 3%), and other races or two or more races (about 4%). Hispanic or Latino residents comprise about 1% of the population.

Granville, in McHenry County, ND, features a median home value of around $70,000, notably below the national average. About 80% of residents are homeowners, while the remaining 20% rent. Rentals average $650/month. Housing stock consists primarily of single-family homes, with modest duplexes and older farmhouses. Property values have remained relatively stable the past five years, experiencing minor increases of 2-3% annually. Neighborhoods are quiet and close-knit, with large lots. Property tax rates are approximately 1.2%, resulting in an annual tax of about $840 on a median-priced home.

Granville, in McHenry County, ND, is served by Granville Public School (K-12), with approximately 120 students enrolled. The school offers a standard high school diploma but no bachelor’s programs, as higher education institutions are located outside the city. Granville Public School has a GreatSchools rating of 4/10, reflects small-town safety, and features basic academic and extracurricular programs. Adult education opportunities are limited locally, but residents access courses in nearby Minot. School safety incidents are rare, fostering a close-knit, supportive environment for students and staff.

Granville, located in McHenry County, ND, is a small rural city where transportation is dominated by private vehicles—over 95% of residents commute by car, with public transit options virtually non-existent. The average commute time is approximately 25 minutes, reflecting travel to major employment centers in Minot, about 20 miles west. Most households own at least two vehicles. The city’s transportation infrastructure includes local roads connecting to U.S. Highway 2, facilitating regional access. Limited local employment means most working residents travel outside Granville for jobs, underscoring reliance on personal vehicles and minimal public transit usage.

Granville, located in McHenry County, ND, has limited local healthcare, with no hospitals and one rural clinic (Trinity Community Clinic–Granville). For comprehensive care, residents travel to Minot (Trinity Health, ~25 miles away). McHenry County’s uninsured rate is ~9%, below the national average; 20% are aged 65+, reflecting an older demographic. Common health issues include heart disease, diabetes, and arthritis, aligning with rural North Dakota trends. Healthcare is provided primarily by nurse practitioners, with physician access requiring travel. Emergency and specialty care necessitates trips to regional centers, indicating moderate-to-low local healthcare access.