Minneola Township: MN 60: T.H.52 SB @ T.H.60 WB (MP 78)
Zumbrota sits along the Zumbro River in southeastern Minnesota, where a compact small-town center meets the rolling farmland of Goodhue County. Settlement grew beside the river and the rail corridor, while Main Street remains the focus of the community’s historic commercial district. The Zumbrota Covered Bridge, Minnesota’s last remaining covered bridge, was built in 1869 and moved to its present site in 1932; it now stands in Covered Bridge Park. US Highway 52 skirts the town, connecting this agricultural area with Rochester and the Twin Cities. Local roads, farmsteads and open fields give Zumbrota a distinctly rural setting despite its direct highway access.
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Built around farmsteads and the road grid of southeastern Minnesota, Minneola Township grew into a rural community in Goodhue County. Its setting is defined by cultivated fields, gently rolling ground and small drainage valleys within the Mississippi River watershed rather than by an urban centre. The township lies near Zumbrota, where the 1869 Zumbrota Covered Bridge recalls the region’s 19th-century settlement era. Local roads connect scattered homes, working fields and nearby towns. Find related webcams in the surrounding area to build a fuller picture of Goodhue County and southeastern Minnesota.
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