Minnesota

abbreviation is MN

Illinois is bordered by Wisconsin to the north.

Manitoba and Ontario

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The address of the Becker County Historical Society is: Po Box 622, Detroit Lakes, MN 56502-0622

The Red River is important to the North Central Plains because it supplies water to animals and also it helps with droughts and ALSO because its red

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Another amendment, or a finding by a federal court that it was unconstitutional under the US Constitution.

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Charles "Chief" Bender (1884 - 1954) The first pitcher in baseball to win six World Series games; played for the Philadelphia Athletics. Born in Brainerd, MN

Patty Berg (1918 - 2006) One of the greatest female golfers ever. She also founded the U.S. Ladies' Professional Golfers' Association. Born in Minneapolis, MN

Bob Dylan (1941 - ) Songwriter and singer whose songs of protest made him a hero to the civil-rights and student movements of the 1960s. Born in Duluth, MN

F. Scott Fitzgerald (1896 - 1940) Author famous for his characters and sense of style as in The Great Gatsby.He was seen as one of the greatest authors of the 20th century. Born in St. Paul, MN

Judy Garland (1922 - 1969) Singer and Actress most famous for her role as Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz. Born in Grand Rapids, MN

Garrison Keillor (1942 - ) Author and host of "A Prairie Home Companion". Born in Anoka, MN Sinclair Lewis (1885 - 1951) The first American to win the Nobel Prize for literature, he wrote of small town life such as Main Street. Born in Sauk Centre, MN Roger Maris (1934 - 1985) Baseball player that while playing for the Yankees made history hitting 61 home runs in a single season. Born in Hibbing, MN

Charles H. Mayo (1865 - 1939) Physician who founded the Mayo Clinic in Rochester. Born in Rochester, MN

William J. Mayo (1861 - 1939) Physician who founded the Mayo Clinic in Rochester. Born in Le Sueur, MN

Eugene McCarthy (1916 - 2005) U.S. Senator from Minnesota. Professor, author, and poet. Born in Watkins, MN

Walter Frederick Mondale (1928 - ) 42d vice-president of the United States (1977 - 1980); Democratic candidate for president of the United States in 1984. Born in Ceylon, MN

Winona Ryder (1971 - ) Actress named after her birthplace, Winona, known in movies The Age of Innocence and The Crucible. Born in Olmsted County, MN

Charles Schultz (1922 - 2000) Cartoonist that created the comic strip Peanuts about Charlie Brown. Born in Minneapolis, MN

Richard W. Sears (1863 - 1914) Founder of the Sears, Roebuck and Company. Born in Stewartville

The address of the Winona Steam Calliope Association Inc is: 13467 Hoffman Hill Rd, Minn City, MN 55959-4089

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Minnesota is bordered by North Dakota, South Dakota, Iowa, and Wisconsin.

Points of intrest between Rochester MN and Colorado Springs CO

The most northern portion of Minnesota is an area called the "Northwest Angle" in the county of Lake of the Woods. In fact, it is the most northern point of the lower 48 States in the United States. It is only accessible from the U.S. by air or water. To reach it by land you'll need to first enter Canada.

It is located 49.384358°N 95.153314°W.

The estimated population for Minneapolis, MN in 2013 was 392,880. Minneapolis is the biggest city located within the state of Minnesota.

About 70 miles from "anywhere worth being". 70 miles east of Fargo, ND. 100 miles northwest of St. Cloud, MN. etc...

There are four Sioux (Dakota) communities in Minnesota and many more who live in urban areas. There are 60,000 Native people in Minnesota and a large portion are Sioux. 35,000 in the St Paul/ Minneapolis area. Probably another 40% list part native on the census. The US census does nt break it down by tribe.

The four communities in Minn. are:

Shakopee Mdewakanton, south of the Twin Cities

Prairie Island - near Red Wing

Lower Sioux -near Redwood Falls

Upper Sioux - near the city of Granite Falls

There are three main reasons why there are less Sioux in Minnisota than there might be.

1) Starting around 1640 the Ojibwe came in contact with the French. Through their friendship with the French traders, the Ojibwe gained guns. They drove their traditional enemies the Sioux to the west and out of much of Minnisota.

2)Smallpox. Around 1780 smallpox reached the Great Plains. The Comanche got it from the Spanish who brought it to the Shoshone , their close relatives. From there it spread north across the plains. By October 22nd, 1781,it was at a Hudson's Bay Company post on the North Saskatchewan River. It is recorded in at least thirteen different winter counts kept by plains Indians in the years 1779-83. Usually at least 1/3-1/2 of the population died.

3) The original Minnesota Dakota Community was established by treaty with the US in 1851. The treaty set aside a 10-mile wide strip of land on both sides of the Minnesota River as the permanent home of the Dakota. After the U.S.-Dakota Conflict of 1862, all treaties were torn up and the Dakota were forced from their homes in the state.

The four communities were reestablished in their current localities by acts of Congress in 1886. The four Dakota Communities today represent small segments of the original reservation that were restored to the Dakota by Acts of Congress or Proclamations of the Secretary of Interior.

About 330 miles.

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Minnesota was admitted into the Union on May 11, 1858 becoming the 32nd state to join the Union.