Pine Island Township: US 52: T.H.52 SB @ 480th St WB (MP 74)
Zumbrota sits on the Zumbro River in southeastern Minnesota, where rolling farmland meets a small-town center. The community grew in the river valley, while U.S. Highway 52 follows the eastern side of town as part of the road corridor between the Twin Cities and Rochester. Zumbrota is known for the Zumbrota Covered Bridge, built in 1869 and preserved in Covered Bridge Park; it is Minnesota’s last remaining covered bridge. Its compact downtown provides civic and commercial focus, beyond which Goodhue County opens into cultivated fields, low wooded slopes and scattered farmsteads. The town reflects the agricultural character of this part of southeastern Minnesota.
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Tucked into southeastern Minnesota’s agricultural country, Pine Island Township is a place whose character is shaped by gently rolling farmland in the Zumbro River watershed. In Goodhue County, it forms part of the rural setting around Pine Island, with fields, shelterbelts and small woodlots breaking up the open terrain. Agriculture remains a visible part of local life, reflected in scattered farmsteads and roads linking the township with nearby communities. Its identity comes from working land and the measured pace of the Upper Midwest countryside. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Pine Island Township relates to its southeastern Minnesota surroundings.
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