Valley Green Mobile Home Park: US 169: U.S.169 SB N of T.H.21 (N of Broadway St - MP100)
Valley Green Mobile Home Park combines a residential setting with the transport corridor of U.S. Highway 169 in a way that reflects its position on the wooded edge of the Minnesota River valley. It lies in Scott County near Jordan, where broad river lowlands meet gently rolling, tree-covered ground. Highway 169 is a major north–south route between the Twin Cities metropolitan area and southern Minnesota, lending strong regional connections to this low-density setting. Scott County was established in 1853 and named for General Winfield Scott. Roadside woodland, open verges and divided lanes give this part of the Minnesota River valley a distinctly practical character.
Generated by AIValley Green Mobile Home Park occupies a residential site in the Minnesota River valley in Scott County, Minnesota. It lies near Jordan, a small community on the southwestern edge of the Minneapolis–Saint Paul metropolitan area, where prairie farmland gives way to the wooded river corridor. The Minnesota River is a defining feature of this part of the state, shaping both the broad valley and local recreation routes. Jordan is also known for Minnesota’s Largest Candy Store, a popular roadside stop that has become a regional landmark. Browse additional webcams from the Minnesota River valley and Scott County.
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