MapBillings County
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
Medora
Theodore Roosevelt National Park protects 70,000+ acres of striking badlands landscape in southwestern North Dakota, divided into a South Unit near Medora and a North Unit. The park shelters over 400 plant species, sustaining diverse wildlife including bison, pronghorn, elk, and wild horses. Prairie wildflowers including penstemons, wild bergamot, scarlet globemallow, and wood lilies bloom in abundance in June–July, attracting Ruby-throated Hummingbirds at the western fringe of their range. The park is a designated Important Bird Area.
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