Riverside Heights: I-90: I-90 WB (Blue Earth - MP 119): I-90 WB (Blue Earth - MP 119) View 1
Riverside Heights has served as a rural roadside settlement in southern Minnesota since the twentieth century. It lies beside Blue Earth, the county seat of Faribault County, where the Blue Earth River runs through an agricultural region of fields, drainage ditches and scattered woodland. The surrounding terrain belongs to Minnesota’s productive corn and soybean country, while local roads support the movement of crops and livestock between farms, towns and regional markets. Blue Earth is known for its 55-foot Jolly Green Giant statue, a roadside landmark linked to the community’s long association with the Green Giant brand. Riverside Heights retains the low-density, working-land character of this part of the state, with broad verges and tree lines breaking up the open farmland.
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Riverside Heights lies along the Blue Earth River in southern Minnesota, amid the broad cultivated plains of Faribault County. This small residential locality sits just north of Blue Earth, the county seat, where Interstate 90 crosses a landscape of farms, river bottoms and open fields. The Blue Earth River continues north toward its confluence with the Minnesota River, linking this quiet area to a larger watershed. In Blue Earth, a 55-foot Jolly Green Giant statue is a familiar roadside landmark. View additional webcams nearby to see how Riverside Heights connects with the Blue Earth River valley and southern Minnesota’s farm country.
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