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The word Minnesota comes from the Dakota language name for the Minnesota River: Mnisota

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Where did Minnesota gets its name from?

From the Native American Dakota name for the Minnesot River which was Mnisota which meant sky tinted or cloudy water.


What does Minnesota mean in English?

Minnesota is a state in the Midwestern U.S...meaning is: water that reflects the sky. Sky Blue Water. Minnesota gets its name from the Dakota word "minisota", meaning "water that reflects the sky." Centuries ago, that is what the Dakota named the river now called the Minnesota River.


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Which gets more snow Minnesota or Louisiana?

Minnesota gets more snow than Louisiana. Minnesota experiences heavy snowfall during the winter months due to its proximity to the Great Lakes and the Arctic air masses that move through the region. In contrast, Louisiana typically receives little to no snowfall because of its more temperate climate.


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Minnesota is a state in the United States. Its land is called Minnesota.


Where does Minnesota get its oil?

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What is the name of Minnesota's hockey team?

The NHL club in Minnesota is known as the Minnesota Wild.


What is a city in Minnesota with a one syllable name?

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What is the name of Minnesota American football team called?

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