Jamestown
Business
Like many cities in North Dakota, Jamestown developed to service the North Pacific Railroad and to protect the important rail river crossing.
The town was a major repair center for the railroad but now it is the commercial focus of the surrounding agricultural area.
The biggest employers are in the aerospace industry and in public health. The wages are slightly below the state average at $26,597, according to 2004 statistics.
Jamestown
Business and Development Resources
Jamestown Chamber
of Commerce
Site for Jamestown's business community, including a directory of members,
guide to relocation and details of chamber committees.
Jamestown Chamber
of Commerce
Jamestown
/ Stutsman Development
Corporation
Local business promotion agency for city and county. With details of relocation
resources, grants and incentives and newsletter.
Jamestown/Stutsman Development
Corporation
Jamestown
Businesses
Would you like your business listed under this section? Visit ND-Direct's commercial membership section to find out how!
North
Dakota State Hospital
The North Dakota State Hospital treats patients with chemical dependencies or
serious mental illnesses. With information about services and answers
to frequently asked questions.
North Dakota
State Hospital
Jamestown
Real Estate
According to the local development corporation, Jamestown has just under 7,000 homes, with around 250-300 being available for sale at any one time.
The average price of a two-bedroom house was $64,000 a few years ago, and this reflects the average sale price of a house in the area, with most valued at between $60,000 to $69,000.
Would you like your real estate brokerage listed under this section. Visit ND-Direct's commercial membership section to find out how!
Other
Jamestown Sections
Jamestown
Jamestown Information
Jamestown Travel
Jamestown Community
