Property Tax in Pembina County
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Pembina County taxes below national average
Pembina County's effective tax rate of 0.999% sits modestly above the national median of 0.87%, but the median tax bill of $1,165 is less than half the national median of $2,690. This advantage reflects lower home values—the median here is just $116,600 versus $281,900 nationally.
Middle-of-the-pack for North Dakota
At 0.999%, Pembina County's effective rate runs slightly above North Dakota's state average of 0.885%, though the median tax of $1,165 falls below the state median of $1,460. Pembina offers a moderate tax burden within the state context.
Higher rate than Oliver, similar to Ramsey
Pembina County's 0.999% rate exceeds Oliver County's 0.628% but matches closely with Ramsey County's 0.936% effective rate. The county sits in the mid-range for northeast North Dakota property taxation.
Median tax of $1,165 on $116,600 homes
With a median home value of $116,600, the typical Pembina County homeowner pays $1,165 annually in property taxes. Those with mortgages average $1,273, while outright owners pay $1,094.
Appeal your assessment if it's too high
Overassessment is common statewide, and Pembina County homeowners may be paying more than necessary. Filing a property tax appeal with your county assessor costs nothing and could reduce your annual bill if your home's assessed value exceeds its market value.