Amber Valley
Amber Valley is located on Fargo's west side and is one of the city's fastest growing commercial districts; it is home to many restaurant, office and retail establishments. The neighborhood became part of the City of Fargo in 1995 and is in the five-year growth area, which means that it is one of the areas most likely to experience rapid growth in the coming years.
The neighborhood is developing with a mix of residential with commercial/office space along I-94 and 45th Street. Most of the living units will be rental, with some homeownership options scattered throughout. In addition, multi-purpose trails will connect Amber Valley to adjoining neighborhoods and parks.
Neighborhood Maps (PDF files)
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| neighborhood base map or |
land use, routes & trails |
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1990
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2000
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2004 est.
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1,188 |
| Housing Units |
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637 |
| Owner |
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128 |
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835 |
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11.9% |
| U.S. Bureau of the Census, Fargo Planning Dept |
Typical range of values for owner-occupied homes (2003): $103,700 to $113,200
Median age of owner-occupied homes: 2003 (2002—2004)
Annexed into the city in 1995
Amber Valley is west of Anderson Field Softball complex (baseball/softball, playground, recreational paths, restrooms) and the Red River Zoo.
Bikeway PDF map (class 1 path along 45th Street)
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Schools
District 6 (West Fargo Public Schools), Map
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Elections
ND Legislative District #27. Use the county's "precinct finder" to find out where to vote.
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Police Beat
West District
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Transit
No Metro Area Transit routes in neighborhood
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N/A
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