Clearwater: I-94: I-94 EB W of T.H.24 (MP 176)
Clearwater straddles the Clearwater River in central Minnesota, and its river crossing has shaped a compact community on the travel corridor between Minneapolis–Saint Paul and St. Cloud. The Clearwater River joins the Mississippi River nearby, placing the town within the broad river country of central Minnesota. Interstate 94 follows Clearwater’s southern side, while Minnesota State Highway 24 connects it with rural communities to the north. Clearwater developed during the nineteenth-century settlement of Wright County, and its small central district remains a civic focus for the surrounding agricultural area. Wooded riverbanks, open fields and low-density development define this part of the state.
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Clearwater has served as a Mississippi River settlement in central Minnesota since the mid-19th century. It lies near the confluence of the Clearwater River and the Mississippi, along a river corridor that marks the boundary between Wright and Stearns counties. Interstate 94 passes just north of town, connecting this compact community with the wider central-Minnesota corridor. Clearwater’s character remains closely tied to its two waterways rather than to the lake country farther north. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Clearwater and central Minnesota.
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