North Dakota Highway 2 is a major east-west route that spans the northern part of North Dakota. It stretches approximately 360 miles, connecting the cities of Grand Forks in the east and Williston in the west. The highway serves as a vital transportation corridor for both local residents and commercial traffic. Along its route, Highway 2 passes through various landscapes, including farmland, prairies, and small towns. It also intersects with several other highways, providing access to key destinations and attractions in the region. The highway plays an essential role in the state's economy and connectivity.