Saint Paul is the capital. Due to the large size of both cities, many people get confused as to which is the capital.
Mostly because of ignorance. Many people assume, incorrectly, that the largest city in a state is it's capitol. This is not unique to Minnesota.
Saint Paul, city, capital of Minnesota, U.S., and seat of Ramsey county. Situated in the southeastern part of the state, St. Paul is at the head of navigation on the Mississippi River near its confluence with the Minnesota River. hopes this helps
A lot of people think that Minneapolis is the capital of Minnesota because it is a bigger city than St. Paul (the actual capital) and is also a lot more well - known to people who are not from Minnesota.
You would travel northeast from Santa Fe, New Mexico to Minneapolis, Minnesota.
That would be Madison, Wisconsin.
That would be Madison, Wisconsin.
It is "south by west" (somewhat west of due south). Directly south of St. Paul, MN would be Lake Charles, LA and Austin TX is 250 miles farther to the west. (see the related question)
Saint Paul was a major thoroughfare for ships and barges when the capital of Minnesota was established. The city lies upon the river and many ships and barges would import and export goods. It was a means of transportation prior to the era of planes and whatnot.
Minneapolis & St. Paul along with many other cities like Bloomington - with MOA make up what is called the Twin Cities. the Twin comes out because Minneapolis and St. Paul are right next to each other. So it makes since why people would be confused where the capitol would be. It is in St. Paul though
It may have been loaded on a wrong truck. Or, you misread the tracking and confused Maine (ME) with Minnesota (MN).
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