Sully Springs

Sully Springs is a ghost town and unincorporated area in Billings County, North Dakota. Its origins trace to the era of the Northern Pacific Railroad, which drew the settlement into existence along its tracks. The town's name honors General Alfred Sully, who once camped in the surrounding area.

Little infrastructure remains today, and visitors will find a quiet, remote rural landscape rather than any developed historic site. It appeals primarily to those with an interest in frontier history and North Dakota's railroad past.