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Minnesota City Rankings
How cities and counties in Minnesota compare on income, housing, population growth, climate and natural hazard risk.
People & housing
Richest Cities in Minnesota
- 1. Lakeville$139,041
- 2. Plymouth$136,534
- 3. Maple Grove$132,731
Most Expensive Cities in Minnesota
- 1. Edina$646,300
- 2. Plymouth$491,200
- 3. Minnetonka$475,800
Most Affordable Cities in Minnesota
- 1. International Falls$120,400
- 2. Hibbing$130,200
- 3. Ely$157,300
Cities with the Highest Rent in Minnesota
- 1. Woodbury$1,908/mo
- 2. Maple Grove$1,868/mo
- 3. Edina$1,844/mo
Most Educated Cities in Minnesota
- 1. Edina72.7%
- 2. Plymouth65.9%
- 3. Minnetonka65%
Cities with the Highest Poverty Rate in Minnesota
- 1. Winona23.1%
- 2. Bemidji21.3%
- 3. Mankato20.6%
Most Densely Populated Cities in Minnesota
- 1. Minneapolis7,912
- 2. St. Paul5,912
- 3. Richfield5,406
Largest Cities in Minnesota by Population
- 1. Minneapolis427,246
- 2. St. Paul307,284
- 3. Rochester122,330
Youngest Cities in Minnesota
- 1. Mankato26.5 years
- 2. Northfield28.2 years
- 3. Bemidji30 years
Oldest Cities in Minnesota by Median Age
- 1. Ely52.1 years
- 2. International Falls48.6 years
- 3. Hibbing45.7 years
Population growth
Climate
Warmest Cities in Minnesota
- 1. Stillwater48.5°F
- 2. Bloomington46.9°F
- 3. Burnsville46.9°F
Coldest Cities in Minnesota
- 1. Hibbing36.9°F
- 2. International Falls37.4°F
- 3. Ely37.9°F
Snowiest Cities in Minnesota
- 1. International Falls73.0 in
- 2. Ely64.6 in
- 3. Grand Rapids59.6 in
Wettest Cities in Minnesota
- 1. Austin36.2 in
- 2. Albert Lea35.8 in
- 3. Faribault35.5 in
Driest Cities in Minnesota
- 1. Alexandria24.1 in
- 2. Hibbing24.8 in
- 3. International Falls25.4 in
Natural hazards
Counties with the Highest Natural Hazard Risk in Minnesota
- 1. Hennepin County98.3
- 2. Ramsey County94.6
- 3. St. Louis County91.6
Counties with the Lowest Natural Hazard Risk in Minnesota
- 1. Red Lake County2.2
- 2. Grant County3.0
- 3. Lake of the Woods County3.5
Counties with the Highest Expected Annual Loss from Natural Hazards in Minnesota
- 1. Hennepin County$456.4M
- 2. Ramsey County$181.4M
- 3. Dakota County$133.7M
Environment
Counties with the Highest Radon Potential in Minnesota
- 1. Aitkin County2
- 2. Anoka County2
- 3. Beltrami County2
Counties with the Worst Air Quality in Minnesota
- 1. Olmsted County44
- 2. Blue Earth County43
- 3. Hennepin County42
Counties with the Cleanest Air in Minnesota
- 1. Cook County16
- 2. Winona County20
- 3. Cass County27
Counties in the Worst Drought in Minnesota
- 1. Pine County376.6
- 2. Carlton County358.9
- 3. Clay County306.4
Sources: U.S. Census Bureau (American Community Survey, 2010 Census, Population Estimates Program), NOAA 1991-2020 U.S. Climate Normals and FEMA National Risk Index.