Beaver Creek Township: I-90: I-90 EB (Beaver Creek - MP 4): I-90 EB (Beaver Creek - MP 4) View 1
Among the places of southwestern Minnesota, Beaver Creek Township stands out for its position beside Interstate 90 near the South Dakota state line. It is part of Rock County’s open farm country, where fields and shelterbelts follow the gently rolling prairie. Beaver Creek, the watercourse that gives the township and nearby community their name, drains toward the Big Sioux River system. Interstate 90 is the defining modern connection, crossing southern Minnesota and linking the area with Sioux Falls to the west and communities farther east. Family farms, small settlements and Minnesota’s township form of local government remain central to the area’s rural character.
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Among Minnesota’s communities, Beaver Creek Township stands out for its open agricultural setting beside Beaver Creek in Rock County, close to the South Dakota border. It lies in the state’s far southwestern corner, where broad fields, shelterbelts and a grid of rural roads define the landscape. Interstate 90 runs through this borderland, linking local farming country with communities across southern Minnesota and the wider Upper Midwest. Agriculture remains central to the area’s identity, reflecting the working character of the Corn Belt. Continue with other webcams from southwestern Minnesota to see how this part of the state connects regionally.
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