Property Tax in Logan County
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Logan keeps property taxes below average
Logan County's effective tax rate of 0.932% falls noticeably below the national median of 1.1%, placing it in the lower half of U.S. counties. The median tax bill of $949 is less than one-third the national median of $2,690.
Slightly above state average, near the bottom
Logan County ranks 15th among North Dakota's 53 counties with an effective rate of 0.932%, running 5% above the state average of 0.885%. Despite this, the median tax of $949 remains very affordable due to lower home values in this rural county.
Among the most affordable in region
Logan's rate of 0.932% closely mirrors Golden Valley (0.930%) and undershoots Hettinger (1.128%), Grant (0.980%), and LaMoure (0.968%). It runs substantially below the regional outliers at Grand Forks and Hettinger.
What a typical homeowner pays
On Logan County's median home value of $101,800, homeowners pay roughly $949 in annual property taxes—tied for second-lowest among the eight counties profiled. With mortgage insurance, the bill reaches $1,128, still very modest.
Don't overlook small-dollar appeals
While Logan's $949 median is modest, homeowners can still reduce it by 5–10% through successful reassessment challenges. Request a review if your assessment predates any major renovations or if comparable homes in your area recently sold for less.