human settlement in Cass County, North Dakota, United States of America
Casselton is a town of 1,855 people in the Red River Valley of North Dakota.
Casselton is not quite a suburb of Fargo, but it is close enough for shopping and entertainment. In its early days it was called "the Nursery", "Goose Creek" and "Swan Creek", after the stream that ran through the area. In 1876, the railroad established a station called Casstown, after George Cass, president of the Northern Pacific Railway. The town of Casselton was incorporated and its post office established in 1876.
Exit 331 off I-94 and north on state highway 18.
| Routes through Casselton |
| Bismarck/Minot ← Buffalo ← | W   E |
→ West Fargo → Fargo |