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1 House Research Department 4/9/2018 Run: lga19hf city LGA under The attached run shows the distribution of the estimated amounts under current law and if H.F were enacted. H.F increases the total city LGA appropriation by $30.5 million but makes no changes to the formula. The printout also includes the change in 2019 aid payments in dollars and on a per capita basis between current law and HF 3493 for each city. Column 1: population Column 2: under current law Column 3: Column 4: Change in Column 5: change in For further information contact: Pat Dalton
2 Page 1 of 19 Metro Center Cities MINNEAPOLIS 419,952 79,349,442 81,774,006 2,424, ST PAUL 304,442 65,218,541 69,619,954 4,401, Cluster total 724, ,567, ,393,960 6,825, Established Cities ANOKA 17,995 1,800,859 1,999, , ARDEN HILLS 9, BROOKLYN CENTE 31,231 1,783,651 2,225, , COATES FRIDLEY CITY 28,631 1,492,143 1,648, , GOLDEN VALLEY 21, HILLTOP , ,501 10, HOPKINS 19, , , , LANDFALL ,973 94,450 3, LITTLE CANADA 10, , ,537 60, LONG LAKE 1, MAPLE PLAIN 1, , ,650 2, MAPLEWOOD 40, ,739 1,204, , MENDOTA ,830 14,830 0 MOUNDS VIEW 13, , ,513 91, NEW HOPE 21, , , , NEWPORT 3, , ,975 0 OAK PARK HEIGHT 4, OAKDALE 27, , , , OSSEO 2, , ,673 12, RICHFIELD 36,338 2,235,674 2,427, , ROSEVILLE 35,836 77, , , VADNAIS HEIGHTS 12, Cluster total 343,005 12,587,229 14,669,115 2,081, Large Cities APPLE VALLEY 51, BLAINE 64, BLOOMINGTON 88, BROOKLYN PARK 80,450 1,382,104 1,569, , BURNSVILLE 61, COON RAPIDS 62,726 1,196,476 1,366, , EAGAN 68, EDEN PRAIRIE 63, EDINA 51, LAKEVILLE 60, MAPLE GROVE 66, MINNETONKA 52, PLYMOUTH 75, ST LOUIS PARK 48, , ,129 0 WOODBURY 68,
3 Page 2 of 19 Cluster total 964,875 2,842,709 3,199, , Fast Growing Subur BELLE PLAINE 6, , , , CARVER 4, , ,073 51, COLOGNE 1, , ,283 17, ELKO/NEW MARKE 4, , ,812 19, FARMINGTON 22, , ,298 32, HAMPTON , ,556 7, HUGO 14, JORDAN 6, , ,245 79, MAYER 1, , ,027 22, ROGERS 12, ROSEMOUNT 23, SHAKOPEE 40, ST FRANCIS 7, , ,692 82, VICTORIA 8, WACONIA 12,166 8,849 15,888 7, Cluster total 168,879 2,444,455 2,886, , Growing High Incom ANDOVER 32, CENTERVILLE 3,958 76,806 90,275 13, CHAMPLIN 23, CHANHASSEN 25, CHASKA 26,439 2,881 50,084 47, CIRCLE PINES 4, , ,446 38, COTTAGE GROVE 35,939 87, ,850 38, EAST BETHEL 11, FOREST LAKE 20,344 95, ,763 53, HAM LAKE 15, HASTINGS 22, , , , INVER GROVE HGT 34, LAKE ELMO 8, LAKELAND 1,782 53,308 64,364 11, LILYDALE LINO LAKES 20, MAHTOMEDI 8, ,531 4, MENDOTA HEIGHT 11, NOWTHEN 4,548 28,404 47,285 18, OAK GROVE 8, , ,720 42, PRIOR LAKE 25, RAMSEY 26, RANDOLPH ,022 32,158 4, SAVAGE 30, SCANDIA 3, SHOREVIEW 26, ST BONIFACIUS 2, , ,532 14, STILLWATER 19, , , ,
4 Page 3 of 19 WATERTOWN 4, , ,387 50, Cluster total 461,333 3,027,393 3,674, , High Income Suburb AFTON 2, BIRCHWOOD CORCORAN 5, DEEPHAVEN 3, DELLWOOD 1, GRANT 4, GREENFIELD 2, GREENWOOD INDEPENDENCE 3, LAKELAND SHORE MARINE-ON-ST CR MEDICINELAKE MEDINA 6, MINNETONKA BEA MINNETRISTA 7, NORTH OAKS 5, ORONO 7, PINE SPRINGS SHOREWOOD 7, ST MARYS POINT SUNFISH LAKE TONKA BAY 1, WOODLAND Cluster total 64, Smaller Residential BAYPORT 3, , ,010 68, BETHEL ,505 55,494 3, COLUMBIA HEIGHT 20,158 1,663,354 1,891, , COLUMBUS 3, CRYSTAL 22,855 1,745,608 1,785,764 40, DAYTON 5, EXCELSIOR 2, FALCON HEIGHTS 5, , ,200 88, GEM LAKE HAMBURG ,211 83,576 5, LAKE ST CROIX BE 1,048 82,126 95,943 13, LAUDERDALE 2, , ,409 1, LEXINGTON 2, , ,769 19, LORETTO ,462 40,565 9, MIESVILLE MOUND 9, , ,609 14, NEW BRIGHTON 22, , , , NEW GERMANY ,510 28,125 6, NEW TRIER 109 3,230 4,
5 Page 4 of 19 NORTH STPAUL 12,069 1,750,732 1,750,732 0 NORWOOD/YG AM 3, , ,822 60, ROBBINSDALE 14,704 1,828,975 2,014, , SOUTH STPAUL 20,407 2,530,040 2,738, , SPRING LAKE PAR 6, , , , SPRING PARK 1, ST ANTHONY 9, , ,839 48, ST PAUL PARK 5, , ,115 89, VERMILLION ,908 24,733 4, WAYZATA 4, WEST ST PAUL 20,886 1,348,877 1,563, , WHITE BEAR LAKE 25,001 1,588,195 1,615,056 26, WILLERNIE ,457 83,832 2, Cluster total 228,809 17,910,780 19,470,512 1,559, Region total 2,955, ,380, ,294,578 11,914,
6 Page 5 of 19 Non-metro Major Cities DULUTH 86,859 29,668,677 30,349, , ROCHESTER 113,331 7,509,061 7,841, , ST CLOUD 67,344 12,536,655 13,483, , Cluster total 267,534 49,714,393 51,674,770 1,960, Regional Centers ALBERT LEA 18,045 5,368,243 5,601, , AUSTIN 25,104 8,162,215 8,494, , BEMIDJI 15,119 3,349,523 3,539, , BRAINERD 13,679 4,207,143 4,431, , CLOQUET 12,301 2,485,135 2,694, , FAIRMONT 10,353 3,463,489 3,641, , FARIBAULT 23,718 5,617,662 5,933, , FERGUS FALLS 13,652 3,674,112 3,733,679 59, HIBBING 16,265 8,145,659 8,208,655 62, HUTCHINSON 14,146 2,401,750 2,594, , MANKATO 42,803 7,111,330 7,389, , MARSHALL 13,799 2,475,262 2,585, , MOORHEAD 42,581 7,181,025 7,215,455 34, NEW ULM 13,539 4,313,941 4,440, , NORTHFIELD 20,355 3,017,817 3,190, , OWATONNA 25,862 4,278,486 4,639, , RED WING 16, , ,066 0 WILLMAR 19,891 4,623,288 4,831, , WINONA 27,478 9,965,903 10,265, , WORTHINGTON 13,288 3,278,496 3,426, , Cluster total 398,523 93,914,545 97,651,421 3,736, Sub-Regional Center AITKIN 2, , ,837 10, ALEXANDRIA 13,575 1,521,426 1,574,737 53, APPLETON 1, , ,351 0 BAUDETTE 1, , ,680 6, BAXTER 8, CANNON FALLS 4, , ,761 21, COOK , ,264 3, CROSSLAKE 2, DEERWOOD ,523 19,598 3, DETROIT LAKES 9, , ,944 0 GRAND MARAIS 1,379 56,705 60,408 3, GRAND RAPIDS 11,435 1,432,572 1,683, , HINCKLEY 1, , ,436 19, LA PRAIRIE ,433 77,469 11, MOTLEY , ,620 11, MT IRON 2,893 1,331,919 1,387,213 55, NISSWA 2,
7 Page 6 of 19 OTTERTAIL PARK RAPIDS 3, , ,753 35, PEQUOT LAKES 2,300 20,410 50,367 29, PERHAM 3, , ,458 0 PINE CITY 3, , ,488 63, PRINCETON 4, , ,046 98, ROSEAU 2, , ,608 40, SPICER 1,206 37,851 47,227 9, WAITE PARK 7, WALKER ,054 42,054 0 WELCOME , ,176 2, WINTHROP 1, , ,392 21, Cluster total 96,882 12,265,088 13,016, , Urban Fringe ALBERTVILLE 7, , ,720 29, BECKER 4, BIG LAKE 10, , , , BUFFALO 16, ,773 1,076, , CAMBRIDGE 8, , , , CHISAGO CITY 5, , ,823 62, CLEAR LAKE ,116 71,116 16, CLEARWATER 1, , ,165 31, DELANO 5, , ,846 53, DUNDAS 1, , ,033 22, ELK RIVER 24, , , , GOODHUE 1, , ,072 21, GREEN ISLE , ,321 11, HANOVER 3, , ,309 18, ISANTI 5, , , , LINDSTROM 4, , ,927 78, LONSDALE 3, , ,290 46, MAPLE LAKE 2, , ,790 18, MONTICELLO 13, MONTROSE 3, , ,957 24, NEW PRAGUE 7, , ,229 77, OTSEGO 16,019 62,131 62,131 0 SHAFER 1, , ,263 23, ST MICHAEL 17, , , WAVERLY 1, , ,568 29, ZIMMERMAN 5, , ,359 94, Cluster total 173,877 8,848,539 10,235,385 1,386, High Growth ALBANY 2, , ,382 25, BRAHAM 1, , ,033 33, BREEZY POINT 2, CARLOS ,701 94,840 12, COLD SPRING 4, , ,329 58,
8 Page 7 of 19 DILWORTH 4, , ,652 36, DOVER , ,121 16, FORESTON , ,227 10, FREEPORT , ,616 8, ORONOCO 1,487 78,279 89,042 10, PINE ISLAND 3, , ,337 38, RICE 1, , ,188 13, ROCK CREEK 1, , ,012 33, ROYALTON 1, , ,187 27, RUSH CITY 3, , ,651 63, SARTELL 17, , , , ST JOSEPH 6, ,463 1,144, , WALNUT GROVE , ,872 17, Cluster total 55,245 6,794,941 7,493, , Residential Commun ANNANDALE 3, , ,794 58, ARLINGTON 2, , ,686 36, ATWATER CITY 1, , ,221 25, AVON 1, , ,399 18, BARNESVILLE 2, , ,821 45, BIRD ISLAND , ,346 8, BROWNSDALE , ,641 15, BROWNTON , ,590 13, BYRON 5, , ,276 47, CENTER CITY ,978 47,581 4, CHATFIELD 2, , ,967 38, CLAREMONT , ,894 5, CLARKS GROVE , ,672 16, CLEVELAND , ,317 17, COHASSET 2, COKATO 2, , ,850 53, COTTONWOOD 1, , ,110 18, COURTLAND ,590 90,248 7, DANUBE , ,735 2, DODGE CENTER 2, , ,211 40, EAGLE LAKE 3, , ,390 36, EAST GRAND FOR 8,843 2,310,807 2,310,807 0 EAST GULL LAKE 1, ELGIN 1, , ,528 14, ELLENDALE , ,354 14, ELYSIAN ,339 17,557 5, EYOTA 2, , ,400 31, FOLEY 2, , ,753 49, GENEVA , ,859 11, GLENCOE 5,521 1,408,083 1,524, , GLYNDON 1, , ,006 27, GOOD THUNDER , ,632 6, GOODVIEW 4, , ,785 73,
9 Page 8 of 19 GRAND MEADOW 1, , ,893 28, HALLOCK , ,710 7, HARRIS 1, , ,408 13, HAYFIELD 1, , ,845 21, HENDERSON , ,268 12, HERMANTOWN 9, HOKAH , ,134 7, KASSON 6,298 1,080,332 1,191, , KIMBALL , ,005 15, LACRESCENT 5, , ,901 63, LAKE CITY 5, , ,766 87, LAKE CRYSTAL 2, , ,218 41, LAKE SHORE 1, LE SUEUR 4, ,481 1,041,409 63, LESTER PRAIRIE 1, , ,950 22, LEWISTON 1, , ,230 20, LITCHFIELD 6,736 1,938,231 2,028,411 90, MADISON LAKE 1, , ,369 14, MANTORVILLE 1, , ,516 24, MAPLETON 1, , ,368 27, MAZEPPA , ,167 20, MEDFORD 1, , ,891 19, MELROSE 3, , ,445 70, NICOLLET 1, , ,008 18, NORTH BRANCH 10, , , , NORTH MANKATO 13,813 1,730,342 1,910, , PROCTOR 3,066 1,048,889 1,082,411 33, RANDALL , ,023 13, RAYMOND , ,037 14, RICE LAKE 4, , ,035 88, RICHMOND 1, , ,315 30, ROCKFORD 4, , ,655 61, ROCKVILLE 2, , ,184 28, ROLLINGSTONE , ,826 10, RUSHFORD VILLA ,556 54,944 26, SABIN , ,213 8, SAUK CENTRE 4,457 1,140,167 1,184,920 44, SAUK RAPIDS 13,631 2,081,467 2,283, , ST AUGUSTA 3,487 76, ,162 33, ST CHARLES 3, , ,652 53, ST CLAIR , ,610 16, ST PETER 11,807 3,044,170 3,178, , ST STEPHEN , ,131 19, STACY 1, , ,540 27, STEPHEN , ,204 10, STEWART , ,190 7, STEWARTVILLE 6, ,605 1,046,957 94, STOCKTON , ,669 14, WANAMINGO 1, , ,226 15, WASECA 9,124 2,792,882 2,997, ,
10 Page 9 of 19 WATERVILLE 1, , ,295 26, WEST CONCORD , ,439 11, WINSTED 2, , ,435 16, WYOMING 7, , ,515 53, ZUMBROTA 3, , ,198 54, Cluster total 246,886 46,267,975 49,573,130 3,305, Rural ADA 1, , ,219 32, ADAMS , ,217 14, ADRIAN 1, , ,593 15, ALDEN , ,357 12, AMBOY , ,423 7, ARGYLE , ,878 7, AUDUBON , ,275 9, AURORA 1, , ,496 16, BABBITT 1, , ,468 58, BAGLEY 1, , ,272 24, BALATON , ,512 9, BARNUM , ,614 12, BATTLE LAKE , ,414 15, BELGRADE , ,199 12, BENSON 3,169 1,048,980 1,145,118 96, BIWABIK 1, , ,456 2, BLACKDUCK , ,457 17, BLOOMING PRAIRI 1, , ,932 20, BLUE EARTH 3,233 1,879,992 1,997, , BOVEY , ,198 11, BRECKENRIDGE 3,305 1,562,056 1,679, , BROOTEN , ,875 19, BROWERVILLE , ,426 16, BROWNS VALLEY , ,420 0 BUFFALO LAKE , ,084 6, BUHL , ,945 13, BUTTERFIELD , ,450 12, CALEDONIA 2, ,700 1,039,835 54, CANBY 1, , ,094 17, CARLTON , ,972 13, CASS LAKE , ,376 0 CHISHOLM 4,968 3,173,333 3,310, , CLARA CITY 1, , ,046 19, CLARISSA , ,180 14, CLARKFIELD , ,528 7, CLEARBROOK , ,223 7, COLERAINE 1, , ,414 23, CROOKSTON 7,945 3,707,280 3,907, , CROSBY 2, , ,882 25, DASSEL 1, , ,154 27, DAWSON 1, , ,949 13,
11 Page 10 of 19 DEER RIVER , ,625 0 EAGLE BEND , ,963 4, EDEN VALLEY 1, , ,029 23, EDGERTON 1, , ,157 16, ELBOW LAKE 1, , ,971 18, ELMORE , ,199 7, ELY 3,404 2,204,720 2,379, , EMILY ERSKINE , ,096 11, EVANSVILLE , ,076 14, EVELETH 3,634 2,659,255 2,812, , FAIRFAX 1, , ,824 17, FERTILE , ,701 11, FLOODWOOD , ,224 9, FOSSTON 1, , ,842 10, FRANKLIN , ,941 7, FRAZEE 1, , ,013 22, FULDA 1, , ,411 19, GAYLORD 2, , ,117 26, GIBBON , ,865 18, GILBERT 1, , ,776 14, GLENVILLE , ,497 4, GLENWOOD 2, , ,005 28, GRACEVILLE , ,643 5, GRANITE FALLS 2, ,988 1,045,327 65, GREENBUSH , ,716 11, GROVE CITY , ,176 14, HALSTAD , ,255 12, HANCOCK , ,710 15, HARMONY 1, , ,431 5, HAWLEY 2, , ,681 24, HECTOR 1, , ,952 17, HENDRICKS , ,172 13, HENNING , ,187 13, HERON LAKE , ,489 0 HILL CITY , ,261 18, HILLS , ,254 15, HOFFMAN , ,039 10, HOLDINGFORD , ,937 14, HOUSTON , ,467 12, HOWARD LAKE 2, , ,453 25, HOYT LAKES 2, , ,648 14, INTL FALLS 6,204 4,129,989 4,306, , IRONTON , ,018 10, ISLE ,342 62,354 13, IVANHOE , ,212 6, JACKSON 3,411 1,365,653 1,430,507 64, JANESVILLE 2, , ,112 30, JASPER , ,965 9, KARLSTAD , ,543 11,
12 Page 11 of 19 KASOTA , ,490 8, KEEWATIN 1, , ,021 11, KENYON 1, , ,020 28, KERKHOVEN , ,796 14, KIESTER , ,595 6, LAFAYETTE , ,540 5, LAKE BENTON , ,417 13, LAKE PARK , ,521 11, LAKEFIELD 1, , ,894 16, LAMBERTON , ,007 5, LANESBORO , ,061 4, LECENTER 2, , ,728 35, LEROY , ,389 13, LITTLE FALLS 8,890 2,580,139 2,720, , LITTLEFORK , ,569 8, LONG PRAIRIE 3,396 1,006,440 1,096,701 90, LUVERNE 4,688 1,424,739 1,500,914 76, LYLE , ,266 8, MABEL , ,327 15, MADELIA 2, , ,027 25, MADISON 1, , ,956 5, MAHNOMEN 1, , ,197 14, MARBLE , ,242 8, MCINTOSH , ,359 11, MENAHGA 1, , ,293 30, MILACA 2, , ,352 69, MINNEOTA 1, , ,658 22, MINNESOTA LAKE , ,159 16, MONTEVIDEO 5,337 2,111,756 2,263, , MONTGOMERY 3, , ,608 65, MOOSE LAKE 2, , ,774 74, MORA 3, ,657 1,005,379 76, MORGAN , ,437 13, MORRIS 5,442 2,316,640 2,372,246 55, MORRISTOWN , ,832 19, MOUNTAIN LAKE 2, , ,632 27, NASHWAUK , ,029 0 NEW LONDON 1, , ,903 24, NEW RICHLAND 1, , ,157 25, NEW YORKMILLS 1, , ,697 13, OLIVIA 2, , ,575 33, ONAMIA , ,159 14, ORTONVILLE 1, , ,058 9, OSAKIS 1, , ,068 31, PARKERS PRAIRIE 1, , ,158 17, PAYNESVILLE 2, , ,632 31, PELICAN RAPIDS 2, , ,663 21, PENNOCK , ,757 9, PIERZ 1, , ,890 21, PINE RIVER , ,865 15,
13 Page 12 of 19 PIPESTONE 4,197 2,074,753 2,263, , PLAINVIEW 3, , ,123 58, PRESTON 1, , ,735 6, RED LAKEFALLS 1, , ,755 13, REDWOOD FALLS 5,211 1,535,827 1,664, , RENVILLE 1, , ,371 17, RUSHFORD CITY 1, , ,576 12, SACRED HEART , ,753 3, SANDSTONE 2,656 1,104,917 1,166,003 61, SCANLON , ,709 11, SEBEKA , ,971 15, SHERBURN 1, , ,506 20, SILVER BAY 1, , ,932 26, SILVER LAKE , ,264 18, SLAYTON 2, , ,654 17, SLEEPY EYE 3,509 1,497,979 1,593,264 95, SPRING GROVE 1, , ,810 22, SPRING VALLEY 2, , ,669 28, SPRINGFIELD 2, , ,338 12, ST JAMES 4,548 1,696,380 1,858, , STAPLES 2,934 1,193,754 1,259,919 66, STARBUCK 1, , ,943 22, TAYLORS FALLS 1, , ,798 8, THIEF RIVER FALL 8,845 3,061,468 3,195, , TOWER ,494 98,501 6, TRACY 2, , ,977 23, TRIMONT , ,625 10, TRUMAN 1, , ,261 10, TWIN VALLEY , ,765 17, TWO HARBORS 3,671 1,610,094 1,755, , TYLER 1, , ,146 16, ULEN , ,947 5, VERNDALE , ,735 11, VIRGINIA 8,515 5,329,324 5,755, , WABASHA 2, , ,072 2, WABASSO , ,498 9, WADENA 4,167 1,624,458 1,756, , WARREN 1, , ,688 16, WARROAD 1, , ,508 0 WATKINS , ,378 16, WELLS 2, , ,788 19, WESTBROOK , ,109 13, WHEATON 1, , ,534 12, WINDOM 4,597 1,483,452 1,537,161 53, WINNEBAGO 1, , ,831 9, Cluster total 315, ,257, ,353,775 6,096, Cities under 500 Pop AKELEY ,520 82,915 9,
14 Page 13 of 19 ALBERTA ,397 23,397 0 ALDRICH 42 6,191 6, ALPHA ,266 36, ALTURA ,547 81,418 7, ALVARADO ,678 84,923 6, ARCO 75 22,649 23, ASHBY , ,102 6, ASKOV ,447 86,380 4, AVOCA ,256 22, BACKUS ,929 28,711 1, BADGER , ,260 4, BARRETT ,990 85,722 6, BARRY 13 1,826 1,826 0 BEARDSLEY ,291 68, BEAVER BAY 185 3,380 3,380 0 BEAVER CREEK ,111 54,410 3, BEJOU 94 20,372 21, BELLECHESTER ,344 23,484 1, BELLINGHAM ,237 53,237 0 BELTRAMI ,617 20,617 0 BELVIEW , ,018 4, BENA ,047 30, BERTHA , ,427 7, BIG FALLS ,892 72,959 1, BIGELOW ,036 58,871 1, BIGFORK , ,341 7, BINGHAM LAKE ,783 19,783 0 BISCAY ,330 18,596 1, BLOMKEST ,558 20, BLUFFTON ,243 40,488 2, BOCK ,103 18,609 1, BORUP ,493 24,065 1, BOWLUS ,675 57,740 5, BOY RIVER 47 7,617 8, BOYD ,596 57,596 0 BRANDON , ,431 7, BREWSTER , ,876 0 BRICELYN , ,946 1, BROOK PARK ,433 22, BROOKS ,306 30, BROOKSTON ,703 14,068 1, BROWNSVILLE ,544 72,137 3, BRUNO 97 15,060 15,060 0 BUCKMAN ,408 36,771 4, BURTRUM ,695 34,386 1, CALLAWAY ,781 47,600 2, CALUMET , ,813 1, CAMPBELL ,044 51,044 0 CANTON ,847 94,802 4, CEDAR MILLS 43 5,718 6,
15 Page 14 of 19 CEYLON , ,926 2, CHANDLER ,803 62,803 0 CHICKAMAW BEAC CHOKIO , ,564 3, CLEMENTS ,770 35,770 0 CLIMAX ,409 63,315 4, CLINTON , ,126 4, CLITHERALL ,596 23,237 1, CLONTARF ,962 21, COBDEN 32 2,926 2,926 0 COMFREY , ,773 2, COMSTOCK 93 14,557 14, CONGER ,959 27,420 1, CORRELL 32 6,680 6,680 0 COSMOS , ,102 5, CROMWELL ,690 29,727 2, CURRIE ,806 71, CUYUNA ,203 15,612 4, CYRUS ,043 87,295 3, DAKOTA ,055 44, DALTON ,650 62,427 3, DANVERS 94 6,726 6,726 0 DARFUR 99 33,249 33,249 0 DARWIN ,507 54,896 4, DE GRAFF ,801 25, DEER CREEK ,986 73,970 3, DELAVAN ,351 40,351 0 DELHI 64 12,330 12,330 0 DENHAM , DENNISON ,843 13,355 1, DENT ,013 46, DEXTER ,109 65, DONALDSON 37 4,604 4,604 0 DONNELLY ,755 55, DORAN 43 12,964 12,964 0 DOVRAY 55 10,895 10,895 0 DUMONT 88 16,027 16, DUNDEE 65 17,880 17,880 0 DUNNELL ,710 55, EASTON ,187 37,086 1, ECHO ,733 78,454 2, EFFIE ,047 16,890 1, EITZEN ,950 43,671 3, ELBA ,899 25, ELIZABETH ,900 38,685 1, ELKTON ,442 12,922 1, ELLSWORTH , ,032 4, ELMDALE 109 8,459 8, ELROSA ,114 34,885 2, EMMONS , ,416 4,
16 Page 15 of 19 ERHARD ,046 31,763 1, EVAN 79 13,206 13, FARWELL 50 13,074 13, FEDERAL DAM FELTON ,163 31,369 1, FIFTY LAKES FINLAYSON ,051 46,789 1, FISHER , ,281 6, FLENSBURG ,026 32,829 2, FLORENCE 39 9,857 10, FORADA FORT RIPLEY FOUNTAIN ,022 76,269 4, FOXHOME ,289 28,559 1, FREEBORN ,886 78,284 4, FROST ,537 54, FUNKLEY GARFIELD ,937 56,325 5, GARRISON GARVIN ,144 39, GARY ,812 55,626 1, GENOLA GEORGETOWN 82 14,566 14,566 0 GHENT , ,280 5, GILMAN ,980 25,819 3, GONVICK ,472 77,974 4, GOODRIDGE ,338 32,801 2, GRANADA ,941 97, GRASSTON ,846 25,402 2, GREENWALD ,121 39,898 3, GREY EAGLE ,962 77,971 4, GRYGLA ,194 54,266 3, GULLY 60 14,508 14,508 0 HACKENSACK HADLEY 58 12,655 12,655 0 HALMA 51 13,026 13, HAMMOND ,032 37,032 0 HANLEY FALLS ,383 88,705 3, HANSKA , ,380 2, HARDING 119 8,055 9,989 1, HARDWICK ,316 38,316 0 HARTLAND ,921 68,694 4, HATFIELD 46 1,500 1,500 0 HAYWARD ,722 40,985 3, HAZEL RUN 62 11,672 11, HEIDELBERG , HENDRUM ,577 76,243 4, HENRIETTE 89 13,224 14,774 1, HERMAN , ,333 3, HEWITT ,525 71,414 2,
17 Page 16 of 19 HILLMAN 40 4,752 5, HITTERDAL ,748 46,373 1, HOLLAND ,979 42, HOLLANDALE ,496 60,557 5, HOLLOWAY 85 4,705 4,705 0 HOLT 92 18,891 19,950 1, HUMBOLDT 40 12,099 12,099 0 IHLEN 52 13,864 13,864 0 IONA ,669 37, IRON JUNCTION 83 10,540 10, JEFFERS , ,461 1, JENKINS 455 9,300 14,860 5, JOHNSON 27 5,590 5,590 0 KANDIYOHI , ,292 7, KELLIHER ,932 96,932 0 KELLOGG , ,484 5, KENNEDY ,637 59,637 0 KENNETH 60 8,100 8,100 0 KENSINGTON ,859 67,826 3, KENT 73 19,863 19,863 0 KERRICK 61 6,173 6, KETTLE RIVER ,019 31,042 2, KILKENNY ,982 32, KINBRAE KINGSTON ,451 23,277 2, KINNEY ,525 51,525 0 LA SALLE 90 17,817 18, LAKE BRONSON ,921 77,246 1, LAKE HENRY ,026 13,578 1, LAKE LILLIAN ,830 46,442 3, LAKE WILSON ,444 78,444 0 LANCASTER ,679 96,426 4, LAPORTE 111 9,117 9, LASTRUP 99 6,817 7,956 1, LENGBY 87 20,963 21, LEONARD 41 6,203 6, LEONIDAS 50 32,130 32,130 0 LEWISVILLE ,856 74,231 1, LISMORE ,556 68,811 1, LONG BEACH LONGVILLE LOUISBURG 40 6,933 6,933 0 LOWRY ,048 64,018 3, LUCAN ,301 54,436 1, LYND ,762 83,726 6, MAGNOLIA ,127 49,493 1, MANCHESTER 50 14,112 14, MANHATTAN BEAC MAPLEVIEW ,342 53,352 1, MARIETTA ,420 52,
18 Page 17 of 19 MAYNARD , ,569 1, MCGRATH 74 12,570 13,909 1, MCGREGOR ,256 93,143 1, MCKINLEY ,802 44,802 0 MEADOWLANDS ,921 26,092 1, MEIRE GROVE ,895 26,325 3, MENTOR ,568 36, MIDDLE RIVER ,386 91,585 3, MILAN , ,782 5, MILLERVILLE ,253 11, MILLVILLE ,750 26,502 1, MILROY ,296 63,604 1, MILTONA ,029 70,592 9, MINNEISKA 106 3,414 3,414 0 MINNESOTA ,358 37, MIZPAH 55 9,296 11,030 1, MORTON , ,159 2, MURDOCK ,321 56,321 0 MYRTLE 39 9,757 9, NASHUA NASSAU 58 14,368 14,368 0 NELSON ,014 30,928 1, NERSTRAND ,339 36,844 3, NEVIS ,035 65,909 6, NEW AUBURN , ,283 9, NEW MUNICH ,561 76,748 2, NEWFOLDEN ,875 99,321 5, NIELSVILLE 87 24,287 25, NIMROD VILLAGE 75 6,013 7,348 1, NORCROSS 66 13,057 13,057 0 NORTHOME ,214 57,214 0 NORTHROP ,395 56,872 2, ODESSA ,223 37, ODIN ,901 25, OGEMA ,241 38,497 2, OGILVIE , ,003 1, OKABENA ,032 54,205 1, OKLEE , ,686 6, ORMSBY ,113 28,202 1, ORR ,643 52,265 2, OSLO ,748 79, OSTRANDER ,625 57, PALISADE ,491 22,351 1, PEASE ,983 37,262 4, PEMBERTON ,346 39,382 3, PERLEY 85 21,733 22, PETERSON ,531 42,255 1, PILLAGER , ,959 2, PLATO ,008 38,092 3, PLUMMER ,779 54,779 0
19 Page 18 of 19 PORTER ,474 28, PRINSBURG , ,687 6, QUAMBA ,681 22,358 1, RACINE ,556 82,962 5, RANIER ,308 52,239 1, REGAL 31 1,082 1, REMER ,299 77,087 7, REVERE 92 19,678 19, RICHVILLE 89 16,106 16, RIVERTON 109 3,688 3, ROOSEVELT ,411 26,661 1, ROSCOE ,323 18, ROSE CREEK ,683 97,530 6, ROTHSAY , ,634 5, ROUND LAKE , ,501 2, RUSHMORE , ,326 2, RUSSELL ,266 92,806 2, RUTHTON ,851 68,851 0 RUTLEDGE ,647 18,776 4, SANBORN , ,390 0 SARGEANT 53 9,280 9,280 0 SEAFORTH 79 16,172 16, SEDAN 51 6,135 6, SHELLY ,915 62, SHEVLIN ,539 34,650 2, SKYLINE ,532 17,990 3, SOBIESKI ,510 22,622 2, SOLWAY 86 10,411 11,507 1, SOUTH HAVEN ,501 36,628 1, SPRING HILL 93 6,416 8,107 1, SQUAW LAKE ,425 12, ST ANTHONY 89 10,687 11,962 1, ST HILAIRE ,139 70, ST LEO 93 20,700 21,871 1, ST MARTIN ,608 49,521 1, ST ROSA ST VINCENT 55 18,334 18,334 0 STEEN ,761 41,990 2, STORDEN ,222 58,222 0 STRANDQUIST 75 19,308 19, STRATHCONA 38 6,599 7, STURGEON LAKE ,942 62,182 7, SUNBURG 98 24,461 24, SWANVILLE ,173 92,477 1, TACONITE , ,248 19, TAMARACK 79 16,644 18,150 1, TAOPI 52 9,961 10, TAUNTON ,480 36,480 0 TENSTRIKE 207 7,898 10,089 2, TINTAH 58 10,785 10,
20 Page 19 of 19 TRAIL TROMMALD 102 6,978 9,807 2, TROSKY 72 15,140 15,140 0 TURTLE RIVER TWIN LAKES ,654 31,991 1, UNDERWOOD ,432 80,066 2, UPSALA ,310 89,385 6, URBANK 50 7,532 7, UTICA ,713 42,890 2, VERGAS ,871 36,161 1, VERNON CENTER ,534 69, VESTA ,602 87,602 0 VIKING 97 22,526 23, VILLARD ,856 46,641 2, VINING 69 10,322 10, WAHKON WALDORF ,770 50,993 2, WALTERS 65 20,390 20, WALTHAM ,886 35,032 1, WANDA 82 20,599 20, WARBA ,265 15,599 1, WATSON ,026 65,730 1, WAUBUN , ,736 6, WENDELL ,545 34, WEST UNION ,602 15,207 1, WESTPORT 58 8,014 8, WHALAN 65 4,811 4,811 0 WILDER 56 13,076 13,076 0 WILLIAMS ,032 46,409 1, WILLOW RIVER ,374 69,121 5, WILMONT ,031 96,852 1, WILTON ,735 20,471 2, WINGER ,885 47,464 3, WINTON ,112 30,709 1, WOLF LAKE 60 10,410 11, WOLVERTON ,241 29,365 1, WOOD LAKE , ,295 4, WOODSTOCK ,892 28,892 0 WRENSHALL ,297 57,209 3, WRIGHT ,424 14,047 1, WYKOFF , ,410 4, ZEMPLE 91 4,465 5, ZUMBRO FALLS ,997 38,519 1, Cluster total 70,452 14,954,718 15,605, , Region total 1,624, ,017, ,603,434 18,585, State Total 4,580, ,398, ,898,012 30,500,
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