You would be forgiven for wondering, "What is North Dakota known for?" It's unfortunate that there are a lot of people who think there is not much to see or fun things to do in North Dakota. They have no idea that there are many unique things about North Dakota around every corner, things you will never find anywhere else. Here are 10 of those things that set North Dakota apart from everyone else. If you haven't visited them yet, you definitely should.

1. There are a lot of 'the world's largest...' in North Dakota, like Salem Sue, the world's largest holstein cow.

Salem Sue is located in New Salem, North Dakota. The town's website has more information about Sue.

2. Out of all the golf courses in the world, Bully Pulpit Golf Course in North Dakota is pretty unique... and gorgeous!

Who wouldn't love golfing in the badlands? The beautiful views around these greens are impressive, and Bully Pulpit Golf Course is even ranked among the top 100 courses in the country.

3. The Lewis and Clark Riverboat is one of a kind and still taking daily trips along the Missouri River during the summer.

See when it's headed off on its next voyage and buy tickets on the riverboat's website.

4. There is a giant turtle made entirely out of tire rims in Dunseith called the W'eel Turtle.

If you visit Dunseith, North Dakota, you'll be greeted by this unusual and massive turtle. Dunseith is also home to the International Peace Garden and other cool attractions.

5. A sporting goods store with a ferris wheel inside of it? There are a few places you'll find that, but the Scheels in Fargo - where the company is headquartered - is one of them.

Scheels in Fargo, a massive sporting goods store, has an operating ferris wheel inside of it, plus tons of great shopping.

6. An outdoor theater with the badlands as a background in Medora - now that's pretty awesome.

The famous Medora Musical has staged performances in this arena for millions of people. You can learn more or purchase tickets at Medora Musical's website.

7. The Hi-Line Bridge in Valley City was the longest suspended railroad bridge in North America.

This massively long bridge was once considered so important, that during wartime, it had guards protecting it 24/7. Valley City, where it's located, is actually known as the "city of bridges" because of the many historic bridges, including this one, in the area.

8. The geographical center of North America and the monument dedicated to it is in Rugby, North Dakota - the entire rest of the continent doesn't hold that honor.

The geographical center of Canada, the United States, and Mexico combined lies right in North Dakota. There's an obelisk dedicated to the spot. Visit the Rugby Chamber of Commerce website to learn more about the monument.

9. The pyramid-shaped Safeguard Complex near Nekoma is the only one of its kind.

This eerie "pyramid on the prairie" looks like something from another world, but it is actually an abandoned military complex. You can take a virtual tour of it and find out more on the complex's website.

10. We had the only true albino bison in the entire world, White Cloud and White Miracle.

Though neither are with us any longer, their legacy certainly remains at the National Buffalo Museum in Jamestown, North Dakota. Visit the museum or its website to learn more about these amazing creatures.

So, next time someone asks you, "What is North Dakota known for?" you can simply show them this Only In Your State North Dakota article! There are a ton of other things that could go on this list of stuff that you can only find in our state - what are your favorite fun things to do in North Dakota? Let us know in the comments!