About
Edgeley, ND
Edgeley
is a vital, community-minded town located 38 miles south
of Jamestown, North Dakota at the crossroads of Hwy. 281
and Hwy. 13.
It’s
happening here in Edgeley, because we care enough to make
it happen! Edgeley is a very rural community with farming
being a large part of our economy. Wheat, corn, soybeans,
barley, oats, potatoes are common small grains grown in
the area. Livestock is another important aspect for the
area farmers, with cattle and feedlots dotting the countryside.
Hunting
and fishing are very popular in this area. We offer great
duck hunting, pheasant, whites, blues, and canadian geese
hunting, grouse, partridge, dove, and deer hunting, both
gun and archery. Our lakes and dams offer great fishing
for walleye, northern pike, perch, crappies, and bluegills.
Check out the pages on hunting and fishing for more information.
Edgeley
was the host for the 2001 Midwest Plains Regional Babe
Ruth 16-year old Tournament this summer, bringing teams
from Colorado, Missouri, Minnesota, Iowa, Kansas and two
teams from North Dakota to play for a spot in the National
Babe Ruth World Series.
Information
on service organizations, clubs, recreation, school, businesses,
churches, Manor St. Joseph (retirement home), hunting,
fishing, housing, and everything else that is "happening"
in Edgeley is found here. If you’ve never experienced
small town life, Edgeley is a great place to give it a
chance! Edgeley welcomes new businesses and new people.
We’re more than just a small dot on the map! We’re
a small town with big hearts!
