Did you know that Minnesota is home to more than a few map-making oddities? It’s true! Several spots across the Land of 10,000 Lakes exist in our state simply because of mapping errors. For example, the Northwest Angle in northern Minnesota is the result of a mapping mistake in the 1700s. And the Lost 40 is an old-growth forest in Minnesota that would not exist without a mapping error. Today, we’d like to introduce another interesting geographical oddity in Minnesota. This one is not the result of a mistake, but it is a neat claim to fame nonetheless. Read on below to learn about which Minnesota city is halfway between the equator and the North Pole!

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Though the 45th parallel cannot be seen, these markers make note of this unique Minnesota claim to fame! Next time you’re out and about in Golden Valley or Roseville, be sure to pay them a visit. While you’re there, you’ll be able to say that you are halfway between the equator and the North Pole! And if you know of any other interesting Minnesota landmarks or oddities, be sure to let us know by nominating them!

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