Eggleston: US 61: U.S.61 (Red Wing - MP 101): U.S.61 (Red Wing - MP 101) View 1
The Mississippi River valley defines the setting of Eggleston — its broad lowlands and wooded bluffs shape this small, unincorporated Goodhue County community south of Red Wing. U.S. Highway 61 follows the valley corridor here, connecting the area with Red Wing and other river towns in southeastern Minnesota. Farms, scattered homes and roadside tree cover give Eggleston a rural character, while the four-lane route carries traffic along an important north–south road. Nearby Red Wing, on the Mississippi, is known for the Red Wing Shoes company, founded there in 1905.
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Few communities in southeastern Minnesota have a history as closely tied to the agricultural settlement of Goodhue County as Eggleston. This small rural locality lies near the Cannon River, where cultivated fields, wooded bluffs and river valleys shape the terrain. The Cannon Valley Trail follows a former Chicago Great Western Railway corridor through the wider valley, linking Cannon Falls with Red Wing. Red Wing, on the Mississippi River, is known for its historic downtown and for Red Wing Shoes, founded there in 1905. Move on to other webcams in Minnesota to compare river valleys and small-town settings around Eggleston.
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