Bayport: MN 95: T.H.95 NB @ C.S.A.H.21 (King Plant Dr/56th St)
Bayport straddles the St. Croix River’s western shoreline in Minnesota’s Washington County, a riverfront position that shaped it as a working community between the waterway and the Twin Cities. The St. Croix belongs to the National Wild and Scenic Rivers System, protecting a major corridor of bluffs, islands and wooded banks along the Minnesota–Wisconsin border. Bayport is closely associated with Andersen Corporation, whose headquarters and manufacturing operations are based here and have long made it a defining local employer. Compact residential streets and arterial roads connect the river town with Stillwater and the wider east-metro area, while the river remains central to its character.
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Bayport pairs a quiet residential riverfront with a major corporate presence in a way that reflects its position on Minnesota’s western bank of the St. Croix River. Here the river forms the boundary with Wisconsin and belongs to the federally protected St. Croix National Scenic Riverway, a long water corridor popular for boating and paddling. Bayport is home to Andersen Corporation’s headquarters, connecting this small Washington County city with one of America’s best-known window and door manufacturers. Nearby Stillwater adds a historic downtown dimension to the wider river valley. Browse additional webcams from the St. Croix River valley to extend your view of eastern Minnesota.
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