Minnesota

the cities are Missoula, Butte, Bozeman and Billings

Geodes can be found in Minnesota in areas such as the North Shore of Lake Superior, particularly around the rivers and streams. Look for places with exposed bedrock or gravel bars where geodes may have eroded out of their surrounding rock. Always obtain permission before collecting on private or protected lands.

Minnesota has warm summers, with temperatures ranging between 70°F to 80°F (21°C to 27°C) on average. Humidity levels can vary, but it is generally comfortable for outdoor activities. Summer is the sunniest season in Minnesota, with long daylight hours and occasional thunderstorms.

There are approximately 7,000 lakes in Minnesota, and it is estimated that around 1,000 of these lakes are man-made or significantly altered by human activity. These man-made lakes are often created for various purposes such as water supply, recreation, or flood control.

The Minnesota state gemstone is Lake Superior agate. It is known for its unique patterns and colors, which are a result of iron oxide deposits. Lake Superior agates are often found along the shores of Lake Superior and are popular for use in jewelry and decorative items.

The average temperature in Minnesota in April is around 40-50 degrees Fahrenheit. However, temperatures can vary widely across the state due to its size and geographical diversity. It's best to check specific forecasts for the region you are interested in visiting.

North Dakota and South Dakota are both immediately to the West of Minnesota.
North and South Dakota are both on the western border of Minnesota.

Some common types of temperature recorded include: ambient temperature (air temperature of surrounding environment), surface temperature (temperature of an object's exterior), body temperature (core temperature of a living organism), and liquid temperature (temperature of a liquid substance).

Approximately 8.4% of Minnesota's total land area is covered by lakes, making it the state with the most total area of lakes in the United States.

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.

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Canada borders Minnesota to the north.

Yes, marble can be found in Minnesota. There are deposits of marble in different parts of the state, particularly in regions with ancient rock formations. However, the quantity and quality of marble in Minnesota may vary compared to other states known for their marble deposits.

Minnesota recently enacted a law which takes effect on January 1, 2010 banning the use of plastic bags for yard trimmings. Compostable bags are permitted. This law does not affect other types of plastic bags, such as those used at grocery stores.

Minneapolis is located in the state of Minnesota in the United States. It is situated in the eastern part of the state along the Mississippi River.

In Saint Paul Minnesota it is central time. If it is 1:00p.m. in California it is 3:00p.m. in Minnesota. It would be 4:00 p.m. in New York. You would also have to fiqure in daylight savings time established by Ben Fraklin. I am 85% sure it was Ben Franklin.

The lowest recorded temperature was -37°F in 1996.

The highest recorded temperature was 97°F in 1980.

New Zealand Standard Time, which is in effect from 14:00 UTC on the first Saturday after 30 March to 14:00 UTC on the first Saturday after 22 Sept., is 12 hours ahead of Greenwich Mean Time. New Zealand Daylight Saving Time, which is in effect during the rest of the year, is 13 hours ahead of GMT. The time on New Zealand's Chatham Islands is always 45 minutes ahead of the time on the mainland, and the time on New Zealand's island of Tokelau is always 13 hours ahead of GMT. Regarding the islands in free association with New Zealand, Niue is always 11 hours behind GMT, and the Cook Islands are always 10 hours behind GMT. So the time on Niue and Tokelau is always the same, but the date is always different.

17:00 GMT is 11:00 AM Central Standard Time (CST) or 12 Noon Central Daylight Time (CDT).

St. Paul is the capital of Minnesota.

About 35 degrees.

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It is about 773miles (1,224km) from the easternmost bulge of the Sabine River in Newton County to the westernmost point near El Paso.

In 1920, the deer population on St. Paul Island was estimated to be around 400-500 individuals.

I don't know anything about Minneapolis except that it's cold, but anything under 100 Amps is normally inadequate for an average home. Therefore, the service you mention is the bare minimum required for a home of less than 2,000 sf leaving little room for future consumption and the possibility of costs for upgrading to a larger service.

Approximately 32% of Minnesota is forest land area.

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.