North Dakota Highway 3 is a state highway located in North Dakota, primarily serving as a north-south route. It stretches approximately 90 miles, connecting the towns of Minot and Bottineau. The highway provides access to various rural areas and is an important route for local traffic. The highway features a mix of rural landscapes, including farmland and open fields. It intersects with several other highways, facilitating travel within the region. North Dakota Highway 3 plays a vital role in connecting communities and supporting the local economy through transportation.