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Eide Bailly

Fargo, North Dakota

Total ports
10
Level 2 ports
10
Rank in Fargo
2nd
of 27 sites

Overview

Open since 2024, Eide Bailly in Fargo, ND provides 10 Level 2 ports.

By number of ports it is the 2nd largest of 27 charging locations in Fargo, ND.

Connectors on site: J1772. The standard AC connector on North American EVs other than Tesla. Every non-Tesla EV sold in the US can use it directly, and Teslas can with the adapter that ships with the car.

It is a public site at a office building, so opening hours in practice may follow the host business rather than the charging network.

The nearest other charging location is 508 m to the SSW, and there are 35 others within 10 km.

Of the 27 charging locations in Fargo, ND, 7 offer DC fast charging.

Charging equipment

TypePortsTypical power
Level 2 10 Typically 6–19 kW

Connectors

J1772 AC
The standard AC connector on North American EVs other than Tesla. Every non-Tesla EV sold in the US can use it directly, and Teslas can with the adapter that ships with the car.

Location

Coordinates
46.85367, -96.85721

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Station record

as reported to the AFDC
Address 4310 17th Ave S
City Fargo, ND 58103
Network Ampup
Access Public
Hours Contact station for hours of availability
Opened 26 Aug 2024
Coordinates 46.85367, -96.85721
AFDC station ID 415835
Last confirmed by AFDC 12 Aug 2025

Nearest charging locations

DistanceBearingSiteDC fast
508 m SSW Ccec Chargers FM Cvb Level 3 1
518 m SSW Ccec Chargers FM Cvb Level 2
521 m NW Fargo, ND - 45th Street South - Tesla Supercharger 12
1.1 km (0.7 mi) NE Ccec Chargers West Acres 1
1.6 km (1.0 mi) WSW Sanford Medical Center

About this record

Source: the AFDC public station register. Availability changes faster than the register does, so treat port counts as the configured capacity rather than a live status — this record was last confirmed on 2025-08-12.

Port counts describe how the site is configured, not whether a given port is free right now. Check the operator's own app before setting out if you are relying on a specific charger.