Wastedo: US 52: T.H.52 NB N of Co Rd 1 (MP 91.8)
Tucked into the rolling uplands of southeastern Minnesota, Wastedo is a place whose character is shaped by the US Highway 52 corridor. This unincorporated Goodhue County community stands near the junction with Minnesota Highway 60, where a divided arterial route cuts through a mosaic of cultivated fields, grassed verges and broadleaf woodland. The Cannon River runs through the county to the north before reaching the Mississippi at Red Wing, placing Wastedo within the wider Upper Mississippi drainage. Goodhue County is named for James Madison Goodhue, founder and editor of the Minnesota Pioneer newspaper. Road traffic, farm country and wooded slopes, rather than a built-up town centre, define the area’s practical rural identity.
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Wastedo lies in the Zumbro River watershed of southeastern Minnesota, where rolling farmland is broken by shallow wooded valleys and rural roads. This small unincorporated community is part of Minneola Township in Goodhue County, a largely agricultural area whose towns and hamlets remain closely tied to the surrounding fields. The setting is distinctly inland and quiet, far from Minnesota’s major urban centres yet connected to the broader Mississippi River region. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Goodhue County and southeastern Minnesota.
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