Minnetonka

Minnetonka has served as a lakeside settlement in Minnesota’s Twin Cities area since the 1850s. The city reaches the eastern end of Lake Minnetonka, a broad, irregular lake of bays and peninsulas, while Minnehaha Creek leaves the lake at Gray’s Bay and runs east toward Minneapolis. Minnetonka Mill, built beside the creek in 1852, was Minnesota’s first commercial flour mill; its site is commemorated at Minnetonka Mill Ruins Park. Today, wooded residential districts share the city with Cargill’s corporate headquarters. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Minnetonka and the Lake Minnetonka area. Generated by AI
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