Pembina City is a small city in Pembina County, North Dakota, United States. As of the 2020 Census, the city's population was 512. The city lies about two miles south of the Canadian border. Pembina is home to a large agricultural community. It is a growing destination for residents of western Canada. Pembina also serves as a gateway to the surrounding area.
In 2000, the U.S. Census recorded 642 people living in Pembina. The median household income was $55,536. The median house value was $65,000, and the city is home to the Pembina State Museum. Visitors can climb the observation tower and enjoy the 10 mile view of the city. Pembina is home to several major employers, including U.S. Customs, Motor Coach International, and a few other small businesses.
Pembina is located in Pembina County, North Dakota. According to the United States Postal Service (USPS), the city's population was 4,573 in 2010. The city's official name is Pembina, North Dakota. The population of Pembina is expected to rise to 4,5,699 by 2020. The city is located near the Canadian-US border.
The Post Office and Custom House are two interesting historical buildings in Pembina. While the Post Office and Custom House are both historical buildings, the former is unusually designed and is the only architectural representation of Federal activity in the town. Although the Post Office is now owned by the U.S. government, it no longer functions as a custom house. It is, however, the only federal building in Pembina.