Size | 576 acres statutory, 421 owned |
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Parking | N45 57.555, W94 23.294 |
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Hiking Trails | 7 miles |
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Hunting | No hunting |
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Ecological Classification | Province | Eastern Broadleaf Forest Province |
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Section | Minnesota & NE Iowa Morainal |
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Subsection(s) | Anoka Sand Plain |
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Land Type Association(s) | Mississippi Sand Plain |
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Native Plant Communities1 | Central Dry-Mesic Oak-Aspen Forest |
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Visits | 9/16/2005 |
8/9/2011 | 8/1/2018 |
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Charles Lindbergh State Park |
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Uploaded on Nov 1, 2010 Just south of downtown Little Falls MN, you will find the home of the famous pilot Charles Lindbergh. Across the street a 500 acre State Park was donated by the family for future visitors. Camping, hiking, cross country skiing, canoeing, and a strong history are just a few things you will discover at this state park. Ty Gangelhoff, Manager of this historic park, gives us a quick tour of the park and its hot spots. To see the historic museum across the street from the park click here... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wB5pRfJEG2A |
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Charles Lindbergh Historic Site bagnallb1 |
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Uploaded on Nov 17, 2010 Located in Little Falls Minnesota is the home of the famous pilot Charles Lindbergh. Here you will find a museum filled with history of Charles and his family. Next to the museum you will find Lindbergh's home where he grew up and many stories hidden inside. If you cross the street you will find yourself in the Charles Lindbergh State Park. Too see a video on the State Park click this link... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hMzFFZ02f7M |
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go 3 Will Stone |
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Published on Jun 16, 2013 third in a series of weekly songs. Video recorded at Charles Lindbergh State Park while paddling down Pike Creek. Special thanks to my camera girl Renee. |
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