912 cities found in Minnesota

Largest cities in Minnesota

Anoka Burnsville Lakeville Rochester Andover Cottage Grove Hopkins Eden Prairie Elk River Saint Cloud Prior Lake Osseo Shakopee Duluth Moorhead Saint Paul Mankato Stillwater

Other cities in Minnesota

Flensburg Watson Hayfield Isle Saint James Beaver Creek Maple Lake Montevideo Buffalo Lamberton Roseau Mpls Tofte Shelly Waltham Lake Benton Johnson Twin Valley Grand Portage Janesville Walker Crystal Puposky Linwood Louisburg Mentor Slayton Silver Bay Blomkest Wykoff Alpha Baker Greenwald Kanaranzi Racine Morton Parkers Prairie Cosmos Saint Bonifacius Beltrami New Prague Tracy Side Lake Garrison West St Paul Warsaw Belview Breezy Point Middle River Tower Albany Reading Mound Brooklyn Center Warba Saint Hilaire Randolph Warroad Saint Clair Wolverton Ah Gwah Ching Benedict Plummer Minnetrista White Earth Hollandale Winsted Starbuck Forbes Barry Greenbush O'Gilvie Climax Waterville Nelson Mazeppa Blaine Eyota Spring Grove McIntosh Homer Maplewood Grygla Elgin Excelsior Grand Marais Dundas Babbitt Blackduck Stockton Cleveland Elko Hanley Falls Kerkhoven Northfield Scandia Cohasset Heron Lake Minneota Kent Richwood Collegeville Baudette Badger Ulen Wright Halma Cook Hallock Good Thunder Trail Ogema Glenwood Rose Creek Flom Clitherall Paynesville Bricelyn Canton Afton Saint Stephen Arco Clearwater Carlos Mora Comfrey Monticello Hayward Holdingford Pel Rapids Beardsley Geneva Cushing Waverly Hermantown Falcon Heights Owatonna Baxter Lanesboro Saint Charles Humboldt Lewiston Barrett Chandler Olivia Two Harbors Sabin Hanska Taunton Roosevelt Clarks Grove Wilmont Currie Littlefork Hendrum Balaton East Gull Lake Welcome Akeley Chanhassen Fisher New Auburn Marine On Saint Croix Long Lake Landfall Village Tyler Huntley Warren Lake Bronson Big Lake Zumbrota Whipholt Mizpah Dodge Center Nerstrand Saint Martin Dunnell Wirt Hoffman Miltona Sanborn Mapleton Holland Bingham Lake Bowlus Avoca Montrose Dilworth Nashua Gatzke Albertville Ashby Alden Milroy Revere International Falls Underwood Redlake Deer River Rush City Rosemount Soudan Campbell Eveleth Cedar Makinen Winona Hawley Alvarado Braham Brownton Bluffton Danvers Steen Fridley Mounds View Hamel Arden Hills Searles Dundee Milan Redby Holyoke Jenkins Wells Tintah Pipestone Milaca Stewart Halstad Battle Lake Montgomery Melrude Danube Stephen Claremont Lancaster Willernie Murdock Appleton Crookston Robbinsdale Bellechester Delano Altura Hancock Wrenshall Granger Kelliher Grand Meadow Karlstad Hovland Moose Lake Edgerton Rushford South Saint Paul Oak Grove Saint Leo Center City Bejou Goodridge Stacy Emily Ada Brooks Eden Valley Freeborn Wendell Minnetonka Beach Bloomington Centerville Blmng Prairie Newfolden Conger Buffalo Lake Fergus Falls Kilkenny Darfur Wawina St Bonifacius Iron Kensington Amboy St Paul Park Waite Park Northrop Lake Elmo Waubun New Richland Magnolia Togo Lewisville Sturgeon Lake Bruno Minnesota City Royalton Le Sueur Herman Worthington Atwater Bena Rockville Verndale Morris Emmons Squaw Lake Bird Island Garvin Wyoming Forest Lake Villard Browerville Jacobson Elizabeth Howard Lake Sunburg Henderson Deer Creek Culver Nielsville Spicer North Branch Pine River Nevis Verdi Winton Fifty Lakes Nowthen Marine St Crx Pierz McGregor Fountain Mountain Iron Chokio Fertile Birchdale Crosby Elko New Market Goodland Granada Fosston Sauk Rapids Hawick Parkers Pr Britt Nett Lake Bigfork Columbia Heights Gaylord Mendota Heights Clinton Round Lake Bovey Pequot Lakes Clements Randall Garden City Odin Lansing Saint Francis Lake Crystal Radium Delavan Faribault Nashwauk Minneapolis Carlton Vining Tamarack Vernon Center Fort Snelling Naytahwaush North Saint Paul Ponsford Circle Pines Frost Oakdale Angle Inlet Wabasha Proctor Welch Long Prairie South International Falls Wayzata Dalbo Strathcona Harmony Kennedy Richfield Rice Hitterdal Melrose Alborn Trimont Argyle Perley Brownsdale Euclid Millville Ruthton

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Ancestry in Minnesota

Minnesota is the 22nd most ��populous state in the US, but more than half of the population lives in Minneapolis, St. Paul. Given that there are lakes in most areas, the urban center hosts 55% of the area’s people, which serves as the state’s hub for business in general. Other notable urban centers include Mankato, Rochester, and Duluth.

The Europeans started settling in the region in the 17th century and replaced the indigenous dwellers. Since then, most of the development projects were from the French, who held the territory as part of Louisiana before the US purchased the land in 1803. Now, it’s a state that feeds the nation with timber and agricultural produce.

There are also lots of railroads here. Population growth in Minnesota came in after the whites’ settling in the mid-19th and the beginning of the 20th century. Most of them came from Germany, Scandinavia, and central Europe in places like Slovakia and Czech. So, the state’s current population is made by a mixture of these races, the indigenous and African American people.

The living standards in Minnesota rank among the highest in the US. There are more educated people here, and diversity dwells due to different cultures and innovations.

Races in Minnesota

The American Community Survey concludes that there are more Europeans in the place. The Germans are 33.8%, while the Norwegians contribute 15.3% of the population. The Swedish follow at 8.1% while the English are 5.4%. 5.1% of the population comes from Latino or Hispanic origins, while the Mexicans come in with 3.5%.

Other smaller groups dwelling in Minnesota include Puerto Ricans and Cubans. An interesting fact is that Minnesota is also home to about 57,000 Somali people. That’s the largest concentration of the said people away from the East African country.

Here is Minnesota’s racial composition in percentage as of the year 2017.

Minnesota racial population breakdown

Racial composition	2000	2010
Some other race	88,296	1.6%
Two or more races	139,151	2.7%

Cities in Minnesota

This is a general list of cities in Minnesota. It contains big cities and small towns sorted alphabetically. Select a city to view information about it’s population, economics, and businesses.

2019 Rank	City	2019 Estimate[4]	2010 Census[5]	Change	County
1	Minneapolis †	429,606	382,578	+12.29%	Hennepin
2	Saint Paul ††	308,096	285,068	+8.08%	Ramsey
3	Rochester †	118,935	106,769	+11.39%	Olmsted
4	Duluth †	85,618	86,265	−0.75%	St. Louis
5	Bloomington	84,943	82,893	+2.47%	Hennepin
6	Brooklyn Park	80,389	75,781	+6.08%	Hennepin
7	Plymouth	79,768	70,576	+13.02%	Hennepin
8	Woodbury	72,828	61,961	+17.54%	Washington
9	Maple Grove	72,622	61,567	+17.96%	Hennepin
10	St. Cloud †	68,462	65,842	+3.98%	Stearns Benton Sherburne
11	Lakeville	67,317	55,954	+20.31%	Dakota
12	Eagan	66,372	64,206	+3.37%	Dakota
13	Blaine	65,607	57,186	+14.73%	Anoka Ramsey
14	Eden Prairie	64,893	60,797	+6.74%	Hennepin
15	Coon Rapids	62,998	61,476	+2.48%	Anoka
16	Burnsville	61,339	60,306	+1.71%	Dakota
17	Apple Valley	55,135	49,084	+12.33%	Dakota
18	Minnetonka	54,064	49,734	+8.71%	Hennepin
19	Edina	52,857	47,941	+10.25%	Hennepin
20	St. Louis Park	48,662	45,250	+7.54%	Hennepin
21	Moorhead †	43,652	38,065	+14.68%	Clay
22	Mankato †	42,931	39,309	+9.21%	Blue Earth Nicollet Le Sueur
23	Shakopee †	41,570	37,076	+12.12%	Scott
24	Maplewood	40,885	38,018	+7.54%	Ramsey
25	Cottage Grove	37,604	34,589	+8.72%	Washington
26	Roseville	36,457	33,660	+8.31%	Ramsey
27	Richfield	36,354	35,228	+3.20%	Hennepin
28	Inver Grove Heights	35,672	33,880	+5.29%	Dakota
29	Andover	33,140	30,598	+8.31%	Anoka
30	Savage	32,362	26,911	+20.26%	Scott
31	Brooklyn Center	30,690	30,104	+1.95%	Hennepin
32	Oakdale	27,933	27,378	+2.03%	Washington
33	Fridley	27,826	27,208	+2.27%	Anoka
34	Ramsey	27,721	23,668	+17.12%	Anoka
35	Prior Lake	27,241	22,796	+19.50%	Scott
36	Shoreview	27,130	25,043	+8.33%	Ramsey
37	Chaska †	26,989	23,770	+13.54%	Carver
38	Winona †	26,594	27,592	−3.62%	Winona
39	Chanhassen	26,389	22,952	+14.97%	Carver Hennepin
40	White Bear Lake	25,875	23,797	+8.73%	Ramsey Washington
41	Owatonna †	25,704	25,599	+0.41%	Steele
42	Champlin	25,268	23,089	+9.44%	Hennepin
43	Austin †	25,233	24,718	+2.08%	Mower
44	Elk River †	25,213	22,974	+9.75%	Sherburne
45	Rosemount	25,207	21,874	+15.24%	Dakota
46	Faribault †	23,897	23,352	+2.33%	Rice
47	Farmington	23,091	21,086	+9.51%	Dakota
48	Crystal	22,899	22,151	+3.38%	Hennepin
49	Hastings †	22,886	22,172	+3.22%	Dakota Washington
50	New Brighton	22,753	21,456	+6.04%	Ramsey
51	Lino Lakes	22,119	20,216	+9.41%	Anoka
52	Golden Valley	21,886	20,371	+7.44%	Hennepin
53	Forest Lake	20,933	18,375	+13.92%	Washington
54	New Hope	20,907	20,339	+2.79%	Hennepin
55	Northfield	20,742	20,007	+3.67%	Rice Dakota
56	Columbia Heights	20,427	19,496	+4.78%	Anoka
57	South St. Paul	20,060	20,160	−0.50%	Dakota
58	West St. Paul	19,961	19,540	+2.15%	Dakota
59	Willmar †	19,869	19,610	+1.32%	Kandiyohi
60	Stillwater †	19,627	18,225	+7.69%	Washington
61	Sartell	18,926	15,876	+19.21%	Stearns Benton
62	Hopkins	18,468	17,591	+4.99%	Hennepin
63	St. Michael	18,204	16,399	+11.01%	Wright
64	Otsego	18,113	13,571	+33.47%	Wright
65	Buffalo †	18,042	15,453	+16.75%	Wright
66	Albert Lea †	17,656	18,016	−2.00%	Freeborn
67	Anoka †	17,549	17,142	+2.37%	Anoka
68	Ham Lake	16,783	15,296	+9.72%	Anoka
69	Red Wing †	16,320	16,459	−0.84%	Goodhue
70	Hibbing	15,855	16,361	−3.09%	St. Louis
71	Bemidji †	15,434	13,431	+14.91%	Beltrami
72	Hugo	15,267	13,332	+14.51%	Washington
73	Robbinsdale	14,389	13,953	+3.12%	Hennepin
74	Sauk Rapids	14,146	12,773	+10.75%	Benton
75	Hutchinson	13,983	14,178	−1.38%	McLeod
76	North Mankato	13,948	13,394	+4.14%	Nicollet Blue Earth
77	Monticello	13,824	12,759	+8.35%	Wright
78	Alexandria †	13,822	11,070	+24.86%	Douglas
79	Fergus Falls †	13,794	13,138	+4.99%	Otter Tail

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