Most People Don’t Know These 13 Super Tiny Towns In Minnesota Exist - Part II
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Jo Magliocco
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Last month we started spotlighting some of Minnesota’s tiniest towns. Today we continue with 13 more towns that while small are rich in beauty and in spirit, keep the real heart of Minnesota beating. Keep sharing your small towns with us for a chance to be featured in the future!
On the scenic Bigfork River in gorgeous Northern Minnesota you can find Big Falls, a surprisingly little town, that reported 232 people in 2013.
At the 2013 Census, Longville recorded a population of just 153. It's a beautiful town in the heart of Cass County and the perfect getaway destination.
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In 2000, Euclid had a population of 149. It is in Northwestern MN, and is home of One N' Only.
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In Itasca County this 108 person town (2013 Census) sits on Highway 46 between Round and Natures lakes.
Polk County's town of Trail on Highway 92 had the low population of just 46 in 2013.
In 2013, Wolverton in western MN reported a population of 142. It lies on Highway 75 South of Moorhead.
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Just off Highway 35 between Minneapolis and Duluth you can find the adorable town of Finlayson, which reported a population of just 306 at the 2013 Census.
South Haven is a town of a mere 191 people just an hour from the Twin Cities.
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Homer, a small town near Winona, might only have 181 people, but it has some of the most beautiful Mississippi River views in the entire state!
Lyle is a tiny town situated right on the Minnesota/Iowa Border and had just 549 residents in 2013.
Wilder is on Highway 60 in Southwestern Minnesota, and to keep numbers consistent, the population in 2013 was also you guessed it, 60.
Near the Minnesota-South Dakota Border you can find Odessa, a charming town of only 132.
Bejou in Mahnomen County has just 92 residents but it's near some of MN's most beautiful wilderness.
Did your town make today’s list? How many of these places have you visited, and which small town do you want to explore next?
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