List of rivers of Minnesota

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See also: List of longest streams of Minnesota and List of lakes of Minnesota
Watersheds[1] of Minnesota

Minnesota has 6,564 natural rivers and streams that cumulatively flow for 69,000 miles (111,000 km). The Mississippi River begins its journey from its headwaters at Lake Itasca and crosses the Iowa border 680 mi (1,094 km) downstream. It is joined by the Minnesota River at Fort Snelling, by the St. Croix River near Hastings, by the Chippewa River at Wabasha, and by many smaller streams. The Red River, in the bed of glacial Lake Agassiz, drains the northwest part of the state northward toward Canada's Hudson Bay.[2]


By drainage basin (watershed)[]

This list is arranged by drainage basin with respective tributaries indented under each larger stream's name.[1][3] The rivers and streams that flow through other states or Minnesota and other states are indicated, as well as the length of major rivers.[4]

Great Lakes drainage basin[]

Lake Superior drainage basin[]

Lake Superior drainage basin
  • Lake Superior
    • Pigeon River (Minnesota, Ontario), 31.2 mi-long (50.2 km)
    • Reservation River, 6.9 mi-long (11.1 km)
    • Flute Reed River, 10.5 mi-long (16.9 km)
    • Brule River, 40.4 mi-long (65.0 km)
      • Greenwood River, 7.1 mi-long (11.4 km)
      • [7]
    • Kadunce River, 8.5 mi-long (13.7 km)
    • Kimball Creek, 8.9 mi-long (14.3 km)
    • Devil Track River, 8.7 mi-long (14.0 km)
      • Little Devil Track River, 6.1 mi-long (9.8 km)
    • Fall River, 3.3 mi-long (5.3 km)
    • Cascade River, 17.1 mi-long (27.5 km)
    • Poplar River, 21.7 mi-long (34.9 km)
    • Onion River, 6.1 mi-long (9.8 km)
    • Temperance River, 39.2 mi-long (63.1 km)
      • Sawbill Creek, 4.7 mi-long (7.6 km)
        • Kelso River, 4.0 mi-long (6.4 km)
      • Vern River, 4.0 mi-long (6.4 km)
    • Cross River, 20.4 mi-long (32.8 km)
    • Two Island River, 15.0 mi-long (24.1 km)
    • Caribou River, 15.0 mi-long (24.1 km)
    • Little Manitou River, 1.8 mi-long (2.9 km)
    • Manitou River, 24.9 mi-long (40.1 km)
    • Little Marais River, -
    • Baptism River, 8.8 mi-long (14.2 km)
    • Beaver River, 23.4 mi-long (37.7 km)
    • Split Rock River, 3.5 mi-long (5.6 km)
      • East Split Rock River
      • West Split Rock River
    • Gooseberry River, 23 mi-long (37 km)
      • Skunk Creek, 12.3 mi-long (19.8 km)
      • Little Gooseberry River, 4.8 mi-long (7.7 km)
    • [15]
    • Stewart River
      • Little Stewart River
    • Knife River, 23.9 mi-long (38.5 km)
      • Little Knife River, 7.4 mi-long (11.9 km)
      • [16]
      • Little Knife River, located in Lake County
    • Little Sucker River, 1.6 mi-long (2.6 km)
    • Big Sucker Creek, 18.2 mi-long (29.3 km)
    • French River, 13 mi-long (21 km)
    • Talmadge River, 6.0 mi-long (9.7 km)
    • Lester River, 19.3 mi-long (31.1 km)
    • St. Louis River (Minnesota, Wisconsin), 192 mi-long (309 km)
      Map of the Saint Louis River drainage basin showing the Cloquet River
      • Pokegama River, 26.3 mi-long (42.3 km)
      • Red River, 10.6 mi-long (17.1 km)
      • Little River, 2.1 mi-long (3.4 km)
      • Midway River, 18.8 mi-long (30.3 km)
      • Pine River, 15.0 mi-long (24.1 km)
      • Cloquet River, 104 mi-long (167 km)
        • Us-kab-wan-ka River, 19.7 mi-long (31.7 km)
        • Beaver River, 13.6 mi-long (21.9 km)
        • Otter River, 0.17 mi-long (0.27 km)
        • Little Cloquet River, 7.6 mi-long (12.2 km)
        • Langley River, 11.9 mi-long (19.2 km)
      • Artichoke River, 13.5 mi-long (21.7 km)
      • Ahmik River, 5.2 mi-long (8.4 km)
      • McCarty River, 6.8 mi-long (10.9 km)
      • East Savanna River, 15.3 mi-long (24.6 km)
      • Floodwood River, 32.1 mi-long (51.7 km)
      • Whiteface River, 64.4 mi-long (103.6 km)
        • Little Whiteface River (South), 4.4 mi-long (7.1 km)
        • Little Whiteface River (North), 8.8 mi-long (14.2 km)
        • Paleface River, 26.0 mi-long (41.8 km)
      • East Swan River, 24.2 mi-long (38.9 km)
      • West Two River, 26.5 mi-long (42.6 km)
      • East Two River, 25.0 mi-long (40.2 km)
      • Embarrass River, 50.5 mi-long (81.3 km)
      • Partridge River, 37.0 mi-long (59.5 km)
      • East River, 3.0 mi-long (4.8 km)
      • North River, 6 mi-long (9.7 km)
    • Nemadji River, 70.8 mi-long (113.9 km)
        • Net River, 24.5 mi-long (39.4 km)
          • Little Net River, 12.1 mi-long (19.5 km)
      • North Fork Nemadji River
        • Blackhoof River, 26.3 mi-long (42.3 km)

Mississippi River drainage basin[]

Mississippi River drainage basin

The Mississippi River is the longest river flowing through Minnesota. It originates in Lake Itasca and flows through Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi, and Louisiana.

Upper Mississippi River (below St. Anthony Falls) drainage basin[]

  • Mississippi River, 2,320 mi-long (3,730 km); 680 mi (1,090 km) within Minnesota
    • Missouri River (Missouri, Iowa, South Dakota), 2,341 mi-long (3,767 km)
      • Little Sioux River (Minnesota, Iowa), 258 mi-long (415 km)
        • Ocheyedan River (Minnesota, Iowa}}, 58 mi-long (93 km)
        • West Fork Little Sioux River
      • Big Sioux River (Iowa, South Dakota), 418 mi-long (673 km)
        • Rock River (Iowa, Minnesota), 144 mi-long (232 km)
          • Little Rock River (Iowa, Minnesota)
          • East Branch Rock River
        • Split Rock Creek (Minnesota, South Dakota), 55 mi-long (89 km)
          • Pipestone Creek, 53.2 mi-long (85.6 km)
        • Flandreau Creek (Minnesota, South Dakota), 41.0 mi-long (66.0 km)
        • [17]
    • Des Moines River (Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri), 525 mi-long (845 km)
      Des Moines River watershed
      • East Fork Des Moines River (Minnesota, Iowa)[18]
      • Heron Lake Outlet
        • Jack Creek, 64 mi-long (103 km)
        • Diversion Creek
          • Okabena Creek
      • Lime Creek (Minnesota, Iowa), 28.6 mi-long (46.0 km)
    • Iowa River (Iowa), 323 mi-long (520 km)
      Iowa River watershed
      • Cedar River (Minnesota, Iowa), 338 mi-long (544 km)
        • Shell Rock River (Minnesota, Iowa), 113 mi-long (182 km)
          • Winnebago River (Iowa), 72 mi-long (116 km)
            • Lime Creek (Minnesota, Iowa), 19.8 mi-long (31.9 km)
        • Little Cedar River (Iowa and Minnesota) (Iowa, Minnesota), 82.4 mi-long (132.6 km)
        • Little Cedar River (Dodge County, Minnesota), 10.5 mi-long (16.9 km)
    • Wapsipinicon River (Minnesota, Iowa), 299.5 mi-long (482.0 km)
    • Upper Iowa River (Iowa), 156 mi-long (251 km)
      • Pine Creek (Minnesota, Iowa)
      • Little Iowa River
      • North Branch Upper Iowa River
    • Winnebago Creek, 23.6 mi-long (38.0 km)
    • Crooked Creek, 9.9 mi-long (15.9 km)
      • North Fork Crooked Creek
      • South Fork Crooked Creek
    • Root River, 80 mi-long (130 km)
      Root River tributaries
      • North Branch Root River
      • Middle Branch Root River
      • Trout Run[19][20]
      • South Branch Root River[20]
        • Camp Creek (Root River tributary)[20]
        • Etna Creek[20]
        • South Branch Etna Creek[20]
        • Canfield Creek[20]
        • Forestville Creek[20]
        • Willow Creek[20]
      • Rush Creek[21]
        • Ferguson Creek[21]
        • Ahrensfeld Creek[21]
        • Borson Spring[21]
        • Pine Creek (Rush Creek tributary)
      • South Fork Root River[22]
    • Pine Creek, 23.7 mi-long (38.1 km)
    • Whitewater River, 16.6 mi-long (26.7 km)
      • North Fork Whitewater River
        • Middle Fork Whitewater River
      • South Fork Whitewater River
    • Zumbro River, 64.6 mi-long (104.0 km)
      • North Fork Zumbro River
      • Middle Fork Zumbro River
        • North Branch Middle Fork Zumbro River
        • South Branch Middle Fork Zumbro River
      • South Fork Zumbro River
    • Wells Creek, 27.6 mi-long (44.4 km)
    • Hay Creek, 25.1 mi-long (40.4 km)
    • Cannon River, 112 mi-long (180 km)
      • North Cannon River, a distributary
      • Little Cannon River (Cannon River tributary), 30.6 mi-long (49.2 km)
      • Straight River, 55.6 mi-long (89.5 km)
      • Little Cannon River (Sabre Lake), 5.7 mi-long (9.2 km)
      • Belle Creek (Cannon River tributary)
      • Trout Brook, 4.58 mi-long (7.37 km)
    • Vermillion River, 59.6 mi-long (95.9 km)
      • South Branch Vermillion River

St. Croix River drainage basin[]

St. Croix River drainage basin
  • Mississippi River
    • St. Croix River (Minnesota, Wisconsin), 169 mi-long (272 km)
      • Sunrise River, 39.1 mi-long (62.9 km)
        • North Branch Sunrise River
        • West Branch Sunrise River
        • South Branch Sunrise River
      • Snake River, 104 mi-long (167 km)
        • Groundhouse River, 39.8 mi-long (64.1 km)
          • South Fork Groundhouse River
          • West Fork Groundhouse River
        • Ann River, 14.4 mi-long (23.2 km)
          • Little Ann River, 11.9 mi-long (19.2 km)
        • Knife River, 27.4 mi-long (44.1 km)
      • Kettle River, 83.6 mi-long (134.5 km)
        • Grindstone River, 6.7 mi-long (10.8 km)
          • North Branch Grindstone River
          • South Branch Grindstone River
        • Pine River, 23.0 mi-long (37.0 km)
        • Willow River, 31.4 mi-long (50.5 km)
          • Little Willow River, 31.4 mi-long (50.5 km)
        • Moose Horn River, 36.4 mi-long (58.6 km)
          • Portage River, 8.8 mi-long (14.2 km)
          • West Fork Moose Horn River
        • Split Rock River, 20.4 mi-long (32.8 km)
        • Dead Moose River, 15.2 mi-long (24.5 km)
        • West Branch Kettle River
      • Sand Creek, 43.3 mi-long (69.7 km)
      • Lower Tamarack River, 39.0 mi-long (62.8 km)
      • Upper Tamarack River, 31.0 mi-long (49.9 km)
      • Brown's Creek (St. Croix River tributary), 9.7 mi-long (15.6 km)

Minnesota River drainage basin[]

Minnesota River drainage basin

The Minnesota River is the longest river that is entirely within Minnesota.

  • Mississippi River
    • Minnesota River, 370 mi-long (600 km)
      • Credit River, 21.5 mi (34.6 km)
      • Sand Creek, 36.6 mi-long (58.9 km)
      • High Island Creek, 69.4 mi-long (111.7 km)
      • Rush River, 19.8 mi-long (31.9 km)
        • South Branch Rush River
        • Middle Branch Rush River
        • North Branch Rush River
      • Blue Earth River, 108 mi (174 km)
        • Le Sueur River, 110.9 mi (178.5 km)
          • Maple River, 80.3 mi-long (129.2 km)
          • Cobb River, 78.6 mi-long (126.5 km)
          • Little Le Sueur River, 110.9 mi (178.5 km)
        • Watonwan River, 113.2 mi (182.2 km)
          • Perch Creek, 37.3 mi-long (60.0 km)
          • South Fork Watonwan River
          • North Fork Watonwan River
        • Elm Creek, 89.5 mi-long (144.0 km)
        • East Branch Blue Earth River
        • Middle Branch Blue Earth River
        • West Branch Blue Earth River
      • Little Cottonwood River, 82.9 mi-long (133.4 km)
      • Cottonwood River, 152.4 mi-long (245.3 km)
        • Sleepy Eye Creek, 51.8 mi-long (83.4 km)
        • Plum Creek, 35.4 mi-long (57.0 km)
      • Redwood River, 127.1 mi-long (204.5 km)
      • Hawk Creek, 62.0 mi-long (99.8 km)
      • Yellow Medicine River, 107.2 mi-long (172.5 km)
        • Spring Creek, 33.4 mi-long (53.8 km)
        • North Branch Yellow Medicine River
        • South Branch Yellow Medicine River
      • Chippewa River, 153-mile-long (246 km)
        • Shakopee Creek, 48.6-mile-long (78.2 km)
        • East Branch Chippewa River
        • Little Chippewa River, 153 mi-long (246 km)
      • Lac qui Parle River, 118.3 mi-long (190.4 km)
        • West Branch Lac qui Parle River
      • Pomme de Terre River, 124.5 mi-long (200.4 km)
      • Yellow Bank River, 12.0-mile-long (19.3 km)
        • North Fork Yellow Bank River
        • South Fork Yellow Bank River
      • Whetstone River, 12.7-kilometre-long (7.9 mi)
      • Little Minnesota River, 71.4-mile-long (114.9 km)

Upper Mississippi River, Headwaters region (above St. Anthony Falls) drainage basin[]

  • Mississippi River
    • Rice Creek, 28 mi (45 km)
    • Rum River, 151 mi (243 km)
      • West Branch Rum River
    • Crow River, 24.8 mi (39.9 km)
      • North Fork Crow River, 157.5 mi-long (253.5 km)[24]
        • Middle Fork Crow River, 45.1 mi-long (72.6 km)
        • Skunk River
      • South Fork Crow River, 116 mi-long (187 km)
        • Buffalo Creek, 84.3 mi-long (135.7 km)
    • Elk River, 84.0 mi-long (135.2 km)
      • St. Francis River, 79.0 mi-long (127.1 km)
        • West Branch St. Francis River
      • Snake River
    • Clearwater River, 43.4 mi-long (69.8 km)
    • Sauk River, 122 mi-long (196 km)
      • Ashley Creek, 28.3 mi-long (45.5 km)
    • Watab River, 9.8 mi-long (15.8 km)
      • North Fork Watab River
      • South Fork Watab River
    • Platte River, 55.1 mi-long (88.7 km)
      • Skunk River, 36.2 mi-long (58.3 km)
    • Two River, 5.6 mi-long (9.0 km)
      • North Two River, 22.4 mi-long (36.0 km)
      • South Two River, 22.8 mi-long (36.7 km)
    • Little Two River, 15.9 mi-long (25.6 km)
    • Swan River, 37.0 mi-long (59.5 km)
      • Little Swan River, 13.9 mi-long (22.4 km)
      • Spring Branch Swan River
    • Little Elk River, 29.4 mi-long (47.3 km)
      • South Branch Little Elk River
    • Nokasippi River, 46.5 mi-long (74.8 km)
      • Little Nokasippi River, 13.8 mi-long (22.2 km)
    • Crow Wing River, 113 mi-long (182 km)
      • Gull River, 14.2 mi-long (22.9 km)
      • Long Prairie River, 96 mi-long (154 km)
      • Partridge River, 32.6 mi-long (52.5 km)
        • Little Partridge River, 21.1 mi-long (34.0 km)
      • Leaf River, 43.6 mi-long (70.2 km)
        • Redeye River, 73 mi-long (117 km)
        • Wing River, 48.2 mi-long (77.6 km)
      • Cat River, 16.3 mi-long (26.2 km)
      • Shell River, 47.8 mi-long (76.9 km)
        • Fish Hook River, 8.54 mi-long (13.74 km)
          • Portage River
          • Potato River
        • Blueberry River, 20 mi-long (32 km)
          • Kettle River, 17.2 mi-long (27.7 km)<
    • Rabbit River, 8.6 mi-long (13.8 km)
    • Pine River, 56.9 mi-long (91.6 km)
      • Little Pine River, 29.7 mi-long (47.8 km)
      • South Fork Pine River
    • Little Willow River, 26.2 mi-long (42.2 km)
    • Ripple River, 11 mi-long (18 km)
    • Rice River, 57.1 mi-long (91.9 km)
    • Willow River, 45 mi-long (72 km)
    • Sandy River
    • West Savanna River
    • Swan River, 60 mi-long (97 km)
    • Prairie River
      • West Fork Prairie River
    • Vermilion River, 42.3 mi-long (68.1 km)[25]
    • Deer River
    • Ball Club River
    • Leech Lake River
    • First River
    • Pigeon River
    • Turtle River
    • Schoolcraft River, 30 mi-long (48 km)
    • Little Mississippi River

Hudson Bay drainage basin[]

Hudson Bay drainage basin

The Red River of the North is the second longest river flowing through Minnesota. It forms the border with North Dakota and flows north to Manitoba, Canada.

  • Nelson River (Manitoba, Canada), 644 km-long (400 mi)
    • Lake Winnipeg (Manitoba, Canada)
      • Winnipeg River (Manitoba, Canada), 235 km-long (146 mi)
        • Lake of the Woods
      • Red River of the North (Manitoba, Minnesota, North Dakota), 550 mi-long (890 km)

Red River of the North drainage basin[]

Red River of the North drainage basin
  • Red River of the North (Manitoba, Minnesota, North Dakota) (length: 550 mi (890 km), 457.1 mi (735.6 km) in Minnesota[26]
    • Roseau River (Manitoba, Minnesota), 214 mi-long (344 km)
    • Joe River (Manitoba, Minnesota), 15.2 mi-long (24.5 km)
    • Two Rivers, 7.0 mi-long (11.3 km)
    • Tamarac River, 82.1 mi-long (132.1 km)
    • Snake River, 91.0 mi-long (146.5 km)
      • Middle River
      • South Branch Snake River
    • Grand Marais Creek, 41.1 mi-long (66.1 km)
    • Red Lake River, 193 mi-long (311 km)
    • Sand Hill River, 101 mi-long (163 km)
    • Marsh River, 49.9 mi-long (80.3 km)
    • Wild Rice River, 183 mi-long (295 km)
    • Buffalo River, 139 mi-long (224 km)
      • South Branch Buffalo River
    • Otter Tail River, 192 mi-long (309 km)
    • Bois de Sioux River, 41 mi-long (66 km)
      • Rabbit River
        • South Fork Rabbit River
      • Mustinka River, 68 mi-long (109 km)
        • Twelvemile Creek
          • West Branch Twelvemile Creek
          • West Fork Twelvemile Creek
          • East Fork Twelvemile Creek

Lake of the Woods drainage basin[]

Alphabetically[]

Below is a list of 495 of the 6,564 rivers in Minnesota in alphabetical order. Sections of rivers marked with an * have been designated trout streams by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources.[28][29]

Alphabetical list of rivers
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

A–C

Alphabetical list of rivers
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

D–H

Alphabetical list of rivers
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

I–L

  • Isabella River
  • Island River
  • Jack Creek
  • Joe River
  • Johnson River
  • Kabekona River
  • Kadunce River
  • Kawishiwi River
  • Keeley Creek
  • Kelso River
  • Kettle River (Blueberry River tributary)
  • Kettle River (Minnesota), tributary of St. Croix River
  • Kimball Creek
  • Knife River (Lake Superior)*
  • Knife River, tributary of Birch Lake
  • Knife River (Snake River tributary)
  • Korb River
  • Lac qui Parle River
  • Langley River
  • Le Sueur River
  • Leaf River
  • Leech Lake River
  • Lester River*
  • Lime Creek (Des Moines River tributary)
  • Lime Creek (Winnebago River tributary)
  • Little Ann River
  • Little Black River
  • Little Cannon River (Cannon River tributary)*
  • Little Cannon River (Sabre Lake)
  • Little Cedar River (Dodge County, Minnesota), a tributary of the Cedar River entirely in Dodge County
  • Little Cedar River (Iowa and Minnesota), a tributary of the Cedar River rising in Mower County, Minnesota
  • Little Chippewa River
  • Little Cloquet River
  • Little Cobb River
  • Little Cottonwood River
  • Little Devil Track River
  • Little Elk River
  • Little Fork River
  • Little Gooseberry River
  • Little Hill River
  • Little Indian Sioux River
  • Little Iowa River
  • Little Isabella River*
  • Little Joe River
  • Little Knife River (Lake County, Minnesota)
  • Little Knife River (St. Louis County, Minnesota)
  • Little Langley River
  • Little Le Sueur River
  • Little Manitou River*
  • Little Marais River
  • Little Minnesota River
  • Little Mississippi River
  • Little Net River*
  • Little Nokasippi River
  • Little Partridge River
  • Little Pine River
  • Little Pony River
  • Little River
  • Little Rock River
  • Little Sioux River
  • Little Stewart River*
  • Little Sucker River
  • Little Swan River
  • Little Tamarac River
  • Little Tamarack River
  • Little Trout Valley (Winona County)*[32]
  • Little Two River
  • Little Whiteface River (North), located east of Meadowlands
  • Little Whiteface River (South), located south of Meadowlands
  • Little Willow River (Mississippi River tributary)
  • Little Willow River (Willow River tributary)
  • Long Island River
  • Long Prairie River
  • Loon River
  • Lost River (Clearwater River tributary)
  • Lost River (Nett Lake)
  • Lost River (Roseau River tributary)
  • Lost River (Tamarac River tributary)
  • Lost River (Thief River tributary)
  • Louse River
  • Lower Stump River
  • Lower Tamarack River
Alphabetical list of rivers
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

M–O

Alphabetical list of rivers
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

P–R

Alphabetical list of rivers
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

S

Alphabetical list of rivers
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

T–Z

See also[]

References[]

  1. ^ a b Note: In North America, the term watershed is commonly used to mean a drainage basin, though in other English-speaking countries, it is used only in its original sense, that of a drainage divide.
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  6. ^ U.S. Geological Survey Geographic Names Information System: Royal River
  7. ^ U.S. Geological Survey Geographic Names Information System: South Brule River
  8. ^ U.S. Geological Survey Geographic Names Information System: North Branch Cascade River
  9. ^ U.S. Geological Survey Geographic Names Information System: West Branch Onion River
  10. ^ U.S. Geological Survey Geographic Names Information System: South Branch Manitou River
  11. ^ U.S. Geological Survey Geographic Names Information System: East Branch Baptism River
  12. ^ U.S. Geological Survey Geographic Names Information System: West Branch Baptism River
  13. ^ U.S. Geological Survey Geographic Names Information System: East Branch Beaver River
  14. ^ U.S. Geological Survey Geographic Names Information System: West Branch Beaver River
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  17. ^ U.S. Geological Survey Geographic Names Information System: Beaver Creek
  18. ^ U.S. Geological Survey Geographic Names Information System: East Fork Des Moines River
  19. ^ a b U.S. Geological Survey Geographic Names Information System: Trout Run
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  23. ^ a b "Map6" (PDF). MN DNR. Retrieved April 8, 2021.
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  32. ^ U.S. Geological Survey Geographic Names Information System: Little Trout Valley
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  35. ^ U.S. Geological Survey Geographic Names Information System: Trout Brook (Pine)
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  37. ^ U.S. Geological Survey Geographic Names Information System: Trout Brook (Wabasha)
  38. ^ U.S. Geological Survey Geographic Names Information System: Trout Brook (Wabasha)
  39. ^ U.S. Geological Survey Geographic Names Information System: Trout Brook (Washington
  40. ^ U.S. Geological Survey Geographic Names Information System: Trout Creek Todd County
  41. ^ U.S. Geological Survey Geographic Names Information System: Trout Creek (Itasca)
  42. ^ U.S. Geological Survey Geographic Names Information System: Trout Creek (Winona County)
  43. ^ U.S. Geological Survey Geographic Names Information System: Trout Run (Winona County near Elba
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