Morton County, North Dakota Property Taxes

The median homeowner in Morton County pays $2,562 a year in real estate taxes, an effective rate of 1.03% on the county's $249,600 median home, per the Census Bureau's American Community Survey. That is rank 17 of 53 North Dakota counties.

Estimated annual property tax by home value

Home valueEstimated annual tax at 1.03%Per month
$150,000$1,545$129
$200,000$2,060$172
$250,000$2,575$215
$300,000$3,090$258
$350,000$3,605$300
$400,000$4,120$343
$450,000$4,635$386
$500,000$5,150$429
$600,000$6,180$515
$700,000$7,210$601
$800,000$8,240$687
$1,000,000$10,300$858

The effective rate is the median tax paid divided by the median home value; a specific home's bill depends on its assessed value, its taxing districts and any exemptions.

With and without a mortgage

Homeowners with a mortgage in Morton County report a median tax of $2,677; those who own outright report $2,372. Mortgaged homes tend to be newer purchases assessed at higher values.

Frequently asked questions

How much is property tax in Morton County?

The median Morton County homeowner pays $2,562 a year, which is 1.03% of the county's $249,600 median home value, per the Census Bureau's American Community Survey (2019 to 2023 five-year estimates). Owners with a mortgage report a median of $2,677; owners without one $2,372.

What would the property tax be on a $400,000 home in Morton County?

At the county's effective rate of 1.03%, about $4,120 a year. The actual bill depends on the assessed value, the taxing districts the home sits in and any homestead exemption, so use this as an estimate and check the county assessor's rate for the address.

How does Morton County compare with the rest of North Dakota?

Morton County ranks 17 of 53 North Dakota counties by effective rate (1 = highest). The North Dakota county index on this site lists every county's median tax and rate.

Sources

Figures are computed from the documents above and rounded to the dollar. All sources.

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General information, not tax advice. Medians describe the county, not any one property.

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