The F-M Visitors Center, which occupies a giant former grain elevator in Fargo, North Dakota, a city on the state's eastern border with Minnesota. With 106,000 people (as of 2021), Fargo is, by more than 40,000 population, the largest city in the vast northern plains state that stretches 300 miles west to Montana. "F-M" stands for "Fargo-Moorhead," as the center serves both Fargo and the adjoining city of Moorhead across the boundary in Minnesota. Photo by Carol Highsmith, 2021.