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City of Mayer: Brief Overview

Tagged: Carver County, City of Mayer, city overview, Mayer, small town, Twin Cities,

A small, active city located west of the Twin Cities metro area, the city of Mayer, Minnesota is known for its close community and location on the Crow River. With a population of close to 1,800, and a geographic area of 1.42 square miles, Mayer is one of the many small cities that dot the western… Read more »

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City of Mayer: Community Life

Tagged: amenities, car show, Carver County, City of Mayer, Mayer, Mayer Blazers, Mayer Community Center, Mayer Fire Department Fish Fry, Mayer Moxie 5k, Rising community Festival,

The city of Mayer, Minnesota is a small town with close to 1,800 residents. Located west of the Twin Cities metro area and the city of Waconia, Mayer, Minnesota features a close-knit and active community. It is not uncommon to see residents engaging in all sorts of community events throughout the year. In addition, the… Read more »

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City of Mayer: Trails & Parks

Tagged: Baseball, basketball, Biking, Carver County, City of Mayer, dakota rail trail, LRT, Mayer, Parks,

The city of Mayer, Minnesota is located west of the Twin Cities metro area and is situated along the south fork of the Crow River. A smaller community, Mayer offers five parks and a trail within it’s 1.42 square mile city area. They are:   Old Schoolhouse Park: The largest park in Mayer, Old Schoolhouse… Read more »

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City of Mayer: Brief History

Tagged: Camden Township, Carver County, City of Mayer, Crow River, founding, Great Northern Railway, History, Mayer, Mendota Treaty,

In 1851, the area of Carver County was opened up to settlers through the Mendota Treaty. The rivers and lake provided the best places for locals to live, as they served as arteries that allowed access to other towns. Mayer was one of the later towns to be developed. Originally, the entire area was mostly… Read more »

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City of Mayer: Schools and District 111

Tagged: Carver County, Christ Community Lutheran School, City of Mayer, High Graduation, Mayer, Reward School, Watertown-Mayer Public Schools,

The schools in Mayer, Minnesota are located in the Watertown–Mayer Public Schools District, or school district 111. This district enrolls about 1,500 students each year. The district as a whole was ranked in the top fifty of all of Minnesota’s 415 school districts by SchoolDigger.com. The district’s mission is to create an environment where each… Read more »

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City of New Germany: Community Life

Tagged: Baseball, Carver County, City of New Germany, Community engagement, hollywood roadhouse, New Germany, New Germany Dutchman,

New Germany, Minnesota is a small city located west of Mayer. A city of close to 400 residents, and encompassing an area of only 1 square mile, New Germany has a small-town feel and community. As one of many smaller cities that dot the landscape west of the Twin Cities metro area, residents of New… Read more »

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City of New Germany: Schools & District 111

Tagged: Christ Community Luthern School, City of New Germany, education, School District 111,

Most of the schools that serve New Germany, Minnesota are about ten minutes northeast in the city of Watertown. New Germany is part of the Watertown-Mayer Public Schools District, or school district 111. This district enrolls about 1,500 students each year. The district as a whole was ranked in the top fifty of all of… Read more »

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City of Watertown: Community Events

Tagged: Carver County Library, City of Watertown, Golden Spike Contest, Hollywood Sports Complex, Rails to Trails, River City Theatre Company, Things to do, Watertown Library,

With a population of close to 4,300, the city of Watertown, Minnesota has a quiet, small-town community. Despite its small size, Watertown offers its residents a number of community events and amenities throughout the year. Watertown’s community is best defined by the following events, organizations, and amenities: The Rails to Trails event is Watertown’s most… Read more »

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City of Watertown: Schools & District 111

Tagged: Christ Community Lutheran School, City of Watertown, Watertown-Mayer Elementary School, Watertown-Mayer High School,

The schools in Watertown, Minnesota are located in the Watertown-Mayer Public Schools District, or school district 111. This district enrolls about 1,500 students each year. The district as a whole was ranked in the top fifty of all of Minnesota’s 415 school districts by SchoolDigger.com. The district’s mission is to create an environment where each… Read more »

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City of St. Bonifacius: Parks & Trails

Tagged: City of Saint Bonifacius, City Park, dakota rail trail, Don Logelin Memorial Lions Park, Hennepin County, Pauly Park, Saint Bonifacius, Town's Edge Lions Park,

The city of St. Bonifacius, though small, features a number of local parks for its residents to enjoy. With each park offering a good range of amenities, locals have plenty of outdoor recreational options. Some of the most notable include: City Park: Located in the heart of St. Bonifacius, City Park is the largest park… Read more »

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City of Minnetonka Beach: Parks, Trials & Beaches

Tagged: City of Minnetonka Beach, dakota rail trail, Half Moon Park, Hennepin County, Lake Minnetonka, Minnetonka Beach, Ray Peters Park,

The small city of Minnetonka Beach is located on the shores of Lake Minnetonka. As one of the lakeshore cities surrounding Lake Minnetonka, Minnetonka Beach holds a special reverence for the beautiful lake and the lifestyle that it offers. By far, Lake Minnetonka is the reason that residents choose to reside in the area. Lake… Read more »

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City of Spring Park: Trials, Parks, Beaches

Tagged: City of Spring Park, Coffee Cove Fishing Platform, dakota rail trail, Lake Minnetonka, Parks and Recreation, Thor Thompson Park, Wilkes Park,

The city of Spring Park, Minnesota features a number of outdoor recreational options that are available to its residents. As one of the lakeshore cities surrounding Lake Minnetonka, Spring Park prides itself in its 4.34 miles of shoreline. It is this connection to Lake Minnetonka that really showcases the outdoor amenities. In addition to the… Read more »

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City of Excelsior: Parks & Trails

Tagged: City of Excelsior, dakota rail trail, Excelsior, Excelsior Parkland, Hennepin County, Lake Minnetonka, Luce Line Trail, Parks and Recreation, The Commons and Port of Excelsior,

Joining with it’s neighboring lakeshore cities, the city of Excelsior, Minnesota has a special connection to the beautiful Lake Minnetonka. The city directly borders the lake’s shores, and the residents of Excelsior enjoy its scenic beauty among the other parks and trails running throughout the city. Some of the most notable outdoor areas in Excelsior… Read more »

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City of Wayzata: Parks, Trails, Beaches

Tagged: Biking, City of Wayzata, dakota rail trail, Hennepin County, Lake Minnetonka, Luce Line Trail, Shaver Park, walking trails, Wayzata, Wayzata Beach and Marina,

While best known for its location on Lake Minnetonka, the city of Wayzata, MN has an extensive system of beautiful parks and trails. With 16 parks, two major trails, and two docks available to the public, Wayzata is full of wonderful options for outdoors enthusiasts. Some of the most notable examples include: Lake Minnetonka: Wayzata… Read more »

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City of Mound MN: Parks, Trails, Beaches

Tagged: Black Lake, Centerview Beach, dakota rail trail, Dutch Lake, Hennepin County, Lake Langdon, Mound, Parks and Recreation, Saunders Lake, Seton Lake, Surfside Park and Beach, Three Points Park, Zero-Gravity Skatepark,

Situated on the beautiful Lake Minnetonka, Mound, Minnesota is a lakeshore town with wonderful parks and natural scenery. The citizens of Mound have access to a total of 31 parks and 6 beaches located in and around the city. Lake Minnetonka is not the only lake near Mound. While certainly the largest, it encompasses many… Read more »

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