Cities Near Kindred, North Dakota

A

Abercrombie

$525 to $3,800
78 Rentals
C

Casselton

$595 to $4,055
91 Rentals
C

Christine

$525 to $3,800
77 Rentals
C

Colfax

$525 to $3,800
80 Rentals
C

Comstock

$475 to $3,800
82 Rentals
D

Davenport

$650 to $3,800
86 Rentals
D

Dilworth

$450 to $1,975
102 Rentals
F

Fargo

$50 to $4,055
753 Rentals
H

Hickson

$594 to $3,973
73 Rentals
H

Horace

$594 to $3,973
83 Rentals
K

Kent

$525 to $3,800
81 Rentals
L

Leonard

$595 to $3,300
85 Rentals
M

Mapleton

$595 to $4,055
91 Rentals
M

Mcleod

$550 to $3,800
84 Rentals
M

Minneapolis

$280 to $19,256
5,035 Rentals
M

Moorhead

$50 to $3,100
440 Rentals
O

Oxbow

$525 to $3,800
78 Rentals
S

Sabin

$400 to $3,100
99 Rentals
W

Walcott

$685 to $3,800
74 Rentals
WF

West Fargo

$500 to $4,055
257 Rentals
W

Wheatland

$595 to $4,055
89 Rentals
W

Wolverton

$485 to $3,800
79 Rentals
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