Mississippi River towns in Minnesota
Population (2010) Unincorporated Introduction Frontenac Station is the place you pass through on the way to Frontenac State Park and Old Frontenac. Visitor Information Your best bet to learn about the local scene is to stop in to the Whistle Stop Restaurant (33683 Highway 61
Population (2010) 282 Introduction Old Frontenac was home to a well-heeled resort—the “Newport of the North”—attracting folks from across the US. It is now a well-preserved Civil War-era community undisturbed by modern roads. Visitor Information Your best bet to learn about the local scene is
Population (2010) 5,063 Introduction Lake City, more so than any other community in the region, feels like a resort town, with busy streets, boutique shops, a large marina crowded with sailboats, and unattractive waterfront condominiums. The lake abounds with natural beauty and recreational options, which explains why the city’s
Population (2010) Unincorporated Introduction Located at the southern tip of Lake Pepin, Camp Lacupolis was once a quiet stagecoach stop; it is now a quiet fishing camp. History A small village was founded here in 1861 with the catchy name Lake-Opilis; the name is derived
Population (2010) Unincorporated Introduction When you pass through Reads Landing today, it’s hard to believe that this community was once in the running to be the state capital and had a population of nearly 2,000. Life is much more laid back in Reads Landing today than it was in
Population (2010) 2,521 Introduction Known for bald eagles and the Grumpy Old Men movies, Wabasha is a pleasant river town and an enjoyable place to kick back and watch the world float by. Wabasha is also among the few towns where the riverfront is undisturbed by railroad tracks, so
