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Clearance heights in North Dakota

24 parking garages, tunnels, and low-clearance bridges across 2 covered cities in North Dakota: 24 imported from OpenStreetMap. Pick a city below for its full list, or open the interactive map.

Cities covered
2
Lowest posted bridge
7'0"
Tunnel (service) · Bismarck
Oversized-friendly
2
RV / box-truck OK

Figures cover the metro area of each listed city and can include structures just across a state line.

Cities in North Dakota

CityGaragesTunnelsLow bridgesLowest garage clearanceAI-verified
Fargo748—0
Bismarck212—0

Lowest posted clearances in North Dakota

Frequently asked

What is the lowest bridge clearance in North Dakota?

The lowest posted bridge or underpass clearance WillIFit tracks in the North Dakota metro areas it covers is 7'0" (84 inches) at Tunnel (service) in Bismarck. Coverage follows each city's metro area, so a structure just across a state line can appear here. That clears a stock pickup or SUV (6'6") and anything shorter, but not a low-roof cargo van (7'9") or anything taller. Measure your own vehicle; racks, AC units, and lifts add inches.

Which North Dakota cities does WillIFit cover?

WillIFit covers 2 cities in North Dakota: Fargo (19 locations), Bismarck (5 locations).

Where can an RV or box truck park in North Dakota?

2 indexed facilities in the North Dakota metro areas WillIFit covers are marked oversized-vehicle-friendly, including Bismarck KOA Journey in Bismarck, East Economy Lot in Fargo. See each city page for the full list.

How is the clearance data verified?

The 24 clearances in North Dakota are imported from OpenStreetMap. They have not yet been individually verified against Street View, so treat them as a starting point and always confirm at the posted sign before you drive. Other cities on WillIFit.ai include AI-verified readings taken directly from the entrance sign.
⚠ Always verify at the sign. Posted clearances on this page are for planning. The only authoritative number is the sign at the garage entrance or bridge approach. Clearances can change due to re-paving, renovations, or weather. If you spot an inaccuracy, open the map and use the "Report clearance" button.