WISCONSIN

ONTARIO

MICHIGAN

MANITOBA

NORTHDAKOTA

SOUTHDAKOTA

C A N A D A

The National Atlas of the United States of AmericaU.S. Department of the InteriorU.S. Geological Survey

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pagegen_mn3.pdf INTERIOR-GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, RESTON, VIRGINIA-2004

MILES

0 25 50 75 100

Albers equal area projection

Red

Lake of the Woods

Rai ny

RRainy Lake

UpperRed Lake

LowerRed Lake

LeechLake

Mille LacsLakeM

ississippi

River

Minnesota

River

River

Lake Super ior

LakeTraverse

Big StoneLake

LakeWinnibigoshish

Vermilion Lake

St C

roix

River

Aitkin

Albert Lea

Alexandria

Austin

Bagley

Baudette

Bemidji

Blue Earth

BrainerdBreckenridge

Cloquet

Crookston

Detroit Lakes

Elk River

Fairmont

Faribault

Fergus Falls

Grand Marais

Grand Rapids

Granite Falls

Hallock

Hibbing

Hutchinson

InternationalFalls

Litchfield

Little Falls

Luverne

Madison

Mahnomen

Marshall

Milaca

Montevideo

Morris

New UlmNorthfield

Northome

Olivia

Ortonville

Owatonna

Park Rapids

Pine City

Pipestone

Preston

Red WingRedwood Falls

Roseau

St James

St Peter

Sauk Centre

Thief River Falls

Two Harbors

Virginia

Wadena

Walker

Warren

Warroad

Willmar

Windom

Worthington

Anoka

Ely Grand PortageEast Grand Forks

Bloomington

Duluth

Eden PrairieLakeville

Mankato

Moorhead

Rochester

St Cloud

Burnsville

Brooklyn Park Coon Rapids

Winona

Minneapolis St Paul

35

35

90

94

Mesabi Range

Eagle Mtn 2301

POPULATED PLACES

TRANSPORTATION

PHYSICAL FEATURES

100,000 – 499,999

25,000 – 99,999

24,999 and less

State capital

Urban areas

Interstate; limited access highway

Other principal highway

Railroad

2301

StreamsLakes

Highest elevation in state (feet)

The lowest elevation in Minnesota is 600 feetabove sea level (Lake Superior).

Minneapolis

St Paul

DuluthHibbing

94