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The reputation of Minnesota as "The Land of 10,000 Lakes" is well deserved, and the spectacular beauty of this Northern state has made it a haven for outdoors and watersports enthusiasts around the world. State and national forests and 71 state parks provide year-round access to excellent fishing, camping and hiking, and these extensive protected areas have made for a rare, unspoiled wilderness unparalled in the country. Most notable among the many bodies of water spread across the state is the famed Lake of the Woods, home to many picturesque islands and sweeping, untouched boreal forests. The rugged terrain and rustic charm of Minnesota's many island-dotted lakes ensure that this region will remain a protected national treasure and much-loved destination for nature lovers across the globe.

Minnesota, United States

Map of Minnesota, United States





Regional Statistics for Minnesota


Location:
Midwestern region of the United States
Population:
4,919,479
Languages:
English
Capital:
Saint Paul
Currency:
United States dollar
Climate:
Wide variations because of the state's size include some snow in the north during winter and hot summers in the south
Temperature Range:
 
Terrain:
 
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