You'll Find Us... ... located on the main line of the Chicago to Seattle route of the Burlington Northern Railway, 65 miles west of Bismarck, the state's capital and 35 miles east of Dickinson, site of Dickinson State University.  U.S. 10 skirts the southern edge of our city and good county roads are maintained in all directions.  Access to Interstate 94, which runs adjacent to U.S. 10 is provided by way of Interchange 20, six miles east of Hebron, the Hebron Interchange, No. 19, just south of our city or Interchange 18, ten miles west of Hebron. Hebron Memorial Swimming Pool The Hebron Memorial Swimming Pool was constructed in 1961.  In addition to the swimming pool, Hebron has a rodeo arena, ice skating rink, tennis courts, city parks and playgrounds, camping facilities, recreation complex, museum, trap grounds, city library, a brand new skateboard park and senior citizen center. Fort Sauerkraut Fort Sauerkraut was constructed on the hill west of the St. John Cemetery in November, 1892 when it was reported that Indians bent on mischief had "broken out" and everybody should be on guard and defend themselves. The scare turned out to only be a rumor and the fort was never called into active use again although it stood for many years as a grim testimonial of the days of the Indian scare. The fort was rebuilt during August of 2004 by volunteers of the Hebron community. This project was under the direction of the Hebron Business Club.