Minnesota Transportation Maps

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1 Minnesota Transportation Maps MN Official Highway Map Front SLOW DOWNLOAD): MN Official Highway Map Back SLOW DOWNLOAD): MN Freight Railroad Map: MN Passenger Railroad Map: MN Bike Trails: MN Snowmobile Trails: Superior Hiking Trail:

2 Minnesota Counties named) Map 41 Kittson Roseau Marshall Weo f he Woo~ P=nning1on Beltrami 1-{ocmsn Re<j Lah Polk ~<;'.f.j> J c ~ Hubbstd Coss ltescs Saint I.Du& Lah Clay Wik in..,." A itkin J C<ow Ott.. Wing Tail Ca11ton Todd Geant t..ibuison Douglas ;; s ~ " Pine Stevens POI>" l>snti Swift Kandiyohi Meete< Anol<a Lincoln Lyon l\aurrs y Cottonwood Olmsted Winona Rod< ftobles Jad:son Msrtin Faribault F1ee-b0fn t...1cwa Fillmore Houston Map produced by: Minnesota Department ofagriculture ---===:::::i Miles

3 Minnesota Population Distribution 2010 Kittson Roseau Lake of the Woods Marshall Beltrami Koochiching Pennington Cook Clearwater Red Lake Polk Itasca Lake Mahnomen Norman St. Louis Hubbard Cass Becker Clay Wadena Crow Wing Carlton Aitkin Each dot respresents 100 persons County borders Otter Tail Wilkin Todd Interstate Highways Pine Kanabec Other selected roads Morrison Mille Lacs Grant Traverse Douglas Benton Stevens Isanti Pope Chisago Stearns Big Stone N Sherburne E W Kandiyohi S Anoka Swift Washington Wright Ramsey Chippewa Meeker Lac qui Parle This map is based on the 2010 U.S. Census. Dots were plotted within each city or township across the state. Within the Twin Cities metropolitan area and for many cities in greater Minnesota, block data were used to allow more accurate placement of dots. Some manual adjustments were made to remove dots from parks, or to add dots where rounding errors would have eliminated them. In more sparsely populated areas of the state, dots may summarize a population scattered across a wide geographic area. Hennepin McLeod Carver Yellow Medicine Renville Scott Lyon Lincoln Dakota Sibley Redwood Nicollet Goodhue Le Sueur Wabasha Minnesota State Demographic Center Rice Brown Pipestone Murray Cottonwood Olmsted Watonwan Rock Waseca Blue Earth Steele Dodge Winona 0 Freeborn Martin miles Faribault Nobles Fillmore Jackson Mower Houston Data processing and map production by the University of Minnesota Cartography Laboratory

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5 Landforms of Minnesota Map 35 Topographic Class Generally L evel Terrain - Roi ling H ii Is t.o M oderate SI opes - SteepSlopes 'Leve I terrain includes a re as of little re lief relative to adjacent topography such as lakes and outwash plains. Rolling hills to moderate slo pes exhibit variable relief over broad reaches including till plains and drumlinized terrain. Steep slopes exhibit highly variable relief relative to adjacent to pography and include glacially-scoured or stea m dissecied bedrock terranes. Map produced by: Minnesota Department of Agriculture ---===:::::i---- Data Source: Adapted from the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Landform Dataset Miles

6 Minnesota Native Vegetation Map 34 --<r Native Vegetation* Prair1e Deciduous - Conifers Swamps and Bogs LaKes open w ater) 'Prairie includes wet prairie and brush prairie. Swamps and bogs indudes muskegs. Deciduous includes mixed hardwood pine stands. Map produced by: Minnesota Department of Agriculture Data So urce MN Dept. of Natural Resources Pre settlement Vegetation Data that summarizes PublicLand Survey records from 1847 to ===:::i---- Miles

7 Minnesota Land Use Map 2011

8 Minnesota Annual Precipitation Map 36 --<r Precipitation inches)* 'Annu al average based on records from Map produced by: Minnesota Department of Agriculture Data Source National Climatic Data Center NCDC) of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration NOAA) ---===:::i---- Miles

9 Minnesota Annual Frost Free Days Map 37 --<r Frost Free Days\Year"' 'Annual average based on records from Map produced by: Minnesota Department of Agriculture Data So urce National Climatic Data Center NCDC) of the National Oceanic and Atmosph eric Administration NOAA) ---===:::i---- Miles

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11 Organic Farms in Minnesota 2014) Map 20 ² Organic Certified Organic Farms Farm Note: "Organic" is labelling claim that describes how an agricultural food or fiber product was grown and handled before it reached the consumer. Organic requirements apply to farmers who grow plants and animals, and to processors and handlers who turn agricultural products into food or other consumer products. Map produced by: Minnesota Department of Agriculture Data Source: Minnesota Department of Agriculture 2014) Miles

12 Minnesota Wildlife and Game Maps Minnesota Wolf Range Growth Over the Years

13 Minnesota Moose Sightings in 2010

14 Minnesota Deer Taken Per Square Mile in 2016

15 Wild Turkeys in Minnesota Ruffed Grouse in Minnesota

16 Minnesota s Cottontail Rabbits Minnesota s Ring-necked Pheasants