New Ulm Mobile Village

Tucked into the farm country of south-central Minnesota, New Ulm Mobile Village is a place whose character is shaped by the broad Minnesota River valley nearby. The community sits on the edge of New Ulm, where the Minnesota and Cottonwood rivers meet and prairie-era agriculture still defines much of the surrounding terrain. New Ulm was founded in 1854 by German settlers and retains that heritage in the Hermann Heights Monument, erected in 1897 in honour of Arminius, the Germanic leader. Its Oktoberfest also reflects traditions that remain part of local civic life. Move on to other webcams in southern Minnesota to compare river-valley and agricultural settings around New Ulm.

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