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Excerpt from Revised General Management Plan: Knife River Indian Villages National Historic Site, North Dakota; August 1986
Knife River Indian Villages National Historic Site occupies acres in central North Dakota, Congressional District at Large, Mercer County. The national historic site was established in 1974 to preserve certain historic and archeological remnants of the culture and agricultural lifestyles of the Plains Indians. The national historic site is a day-use area with an average length of stay less than 2 hours. The principle activities that visitors participate in are viewing exhibits, walking interpretive trails, viewing cultural resource sites, and fishing the Knife River.
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