10 Questions about Minnesota | Geography

Answer: Red Lake

Lake Superior is not enclosed in Minnesota, it shares borders with Wisconsin, Michigan, and Ontario. Red Lake is actually two lakes a lower Red Lake and an upper Red Lake

Answer: True

Duluth has over 86,000 people and is the westernmost city on The Great Lakes. Duluth was once home to more millionaires per capita than any other city in the United States.

Answer: Eagle Mountain

It is the highest point above sea level but does not have the highest vertical from the lowest point of the mountain to the tallest point of the mountain.

Answer: 2,301ft

Eagle Mountain is located in the arrowhead region of Minnesota. Eagle Mountain is a popular mountain to hike or camp.

Answer: Mississippi

You can actually walk across the river were it begins flowing downstream. It is also the longest river in the United States flowing south all the way into the Gulf of Mexico.

Answer: St. Croix

Answer: Northwest Angle

The Northwest Angle does not touch the rest of Minnesota .It is
located in the northwestern portion of Lake of the Woods.

Answer: 11,000

Minnesota actually has not 10,000 lakes as the state nickname says it does. Most of the lakes in Minnesota were created by glaciers.

Answer: Four

Minnesota is bordered by the states of North Dakota, South Dakota, Iowa, and Wisconsin. It is also bordered by Ontario and Lake Superior to the north and northeast.

Answer: Yes

You can travel trough the great lakes and the St. Lawrence waterway to the Atlantic Ocean. This is why Duluth is the largest port city on the Great Lakes (by means of tonnage going through its harbor annually). Many ships due to their size are restricted to the Great Lakes those ships are called "Lakers".