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           Thank you for visiting our website! In  this website, you can explore and research about the state Minnesota. You can learn simple things like the state capitol, or you can learn things like The state seal or Gem stone. Hope you find what your looking for!

Mrs. LaFosse/ Hayward’s class

Minnesota state Flower

Here You see the state flag. On the flag you see the state seal.

Here is the Minnesota state seal.  The sun represents the plains roaming across Minnesota. The Indian represents the Indian heritage. The stump is a symbol of the labor in Minnesota. The rives mark the  Mississippi River and St. Anthony Falls and the importance of the recourses it provides. Also in the state seal, you see a plow. This shows the agriculture of the people. Behind the falls, you see three trees. These trees represent the state tree and the tree pine regions of Minnesota. The three regions of Minnesota are St. Croix, Mississippi, and Lake Superior.

 

 

Minnesota State Seal

Minnesota State Flag

On the left you see the Minnesota state gemstone.  It became the Minnesota gemstone in 1969

On your right, you see the friendly state of Minnesota. The capitol of Minnesota is St. Paul.

 Above you see a flower. This is called the Pink and White Lady Slipper. It was welcomed as Minnesota flower in 1902.

Minnesota State Fish

This is Minnesota’s state fish. It is known as the walleye. It became the state fish in 1965.

Just so you know, Minnesota has NO state mammal or rock.