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What is Minnesota's Native Rock formed from Calcium Carbonate?
Minnesota's native rock formed from calcium carbonate is the type of rock known as limestone.
What is Minnesota's state rock?
Minnesota's state mineral is iron ore.
Which cities have Rock in their name in the US?
Rock Creek, Minnesota; Rock Falls, Illinois; Rock Hill, South Carolina; Rock Island, Illinois; Rock Springs, Wyoming; Rockford, Illinois; Rockford, Minnesota; Rockledge, Florida; Rockland, Idaho; Rockland, Maine; Rocklin, California; Rockmart, Georgia; Rockport, Indiana; Rockville, Minnesota; and Rockville, Maryland are U.S. cities.
What is the top Volleyball club in Minnesota?
Minnesota Select Volleyball Club!!!!!! we rock!
What is MN state rock?
Minnesota doesn't have a State rock, it has a Gemstone: The Lake Superior Agate
Is there a band called Outspoken in Minnesota?
Outspoken is a rock cover band based out of Mankato Minnesota. They play at bars and other small venues.
Which sedimentary rock is an important iron ore that is mined in northern Minnesota?
taconite
What songs do the Minnesota Wild play during warm ups?
rock you like a hurricaine??
What is the phone number of the Rock County Historical Society in Luverne Minnesota?
The phone number of the Rock County Historical Society is: 507-283-2122.
What do northern minnesota native peace pipes look like?
a stinky rock with a hole on the inside
What are the ancient rock art carvings found in rock between the towns of Jeffers and Comfrey called?
The Jeffers Petroglyphs are found in the Red Rock Ridge of southwestern Minnesota. They are a collection of American Indian symbols and images.
How many same-sex couples have married in Rock County Minnesota?
Although same-sex marriage has been legal in Minnesota since August 1, 2013, the Minnesota Department of Health's Minnesota Center for Health Statistics, the government agency charged with publishing official statistics concerning Minnesota, has not yet issued its annual report for 2013. See related link below.
