Napoleon Public RecordsNorth Dakota

According to the 2020 U.S. Census, Napoleon city in Logan County, ND, had a population of 749. The city’s median age is around 45 years. Approximately 51% are female and 49% male. Napoleon is predominantly White (over 97%), with very small percentages of Native American, Asian, and Hispanic or Latino residents. The community is largely older adults, with about 25% aged 65 or older, reflecting rural North Dakota’s aging population trend.

Napoleon, city in Logan County, ND, offers a mix of homeownership (about 74%) and rentals (26%). Median home values are around $92,000, with median rents near $520/month. Most housing is single-family homes, with some multi-unit options. Neighborhoods are quiet, with small-town charm and spacious lots. Property values have seen modest growth, averaging 2% annually over the past five years. Logan County’s property tax rate is approximately 1.3%, making Napoleon affordable for most buyers.

Napoleon, ND, in Logan County, is served by the Napoleon Public School District, comprising Napoleon High School and Napoleon Elementary, totaling 2 schools. The high school has an average enrollment of around 120 students, with a graduation rate near 94%. School safety is rated above average, with reported incidents below the state average. While there are no post-secondary institutions in the city, 17% of adults hold a bachelor’s degree or higher. The district offers various educational programs, including FFA and STEM activities, and scored 57/100 on state performance metrics in the last available assessment year.

Napoleon, located in Logan County, ND, has limited transportation infrastructure and no public transit system. The vast majority of residents—over 90%—commute by personal vehicle, with the average commute time under 20 minutes. Vehicle ownership is nearly universal, with most households owning two or more vehicles. Major employment hubs include local schools, government offices, and agricultural businesses within or near the city. The town is served by state highways, enhancing regional connectivity, but options for alternative transit modes remain minimal, reflecting its rural character and low population density of approximately 0.7 persons per acre.

Napoleon, Logan County, ND (population ~750), is served primarily by Napoleon Clinic, a branch of Wishek Community Hospital (18 beds, 30 miles away). The clinic offers outpatient care and basic services but no emergency room; the nearest hospitals are in Wishek and Jamestown. About 18% of county residents are over 65; 7.9% lack health insurance. Common issues include chronic diseases typical of rural populations, such as diabetes and hypertension. Providers include family physicians and nurses. Patient access can be limited by distance and transport. Most residents are insured via Medicare, Medicaid, or private plans.