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Duluth

About Duluth

Population

86,293 in city
276,368 in metro

Size

176 km² (68 mi²)

Altitude

191.111923921 m

The fourth-largest city in Minnesota, Duluth enjoys a strategic location upon the hillsides rising above Lake Superior, the largest freshwater lake in the world. Together with neighboring Superior, Wisconsin, Duluth is a major port for the transportation of agricultural products and ore from the nearby Iron Range of Northeastern Minnesota. The city grew rapidly during the late 1800s and early 1900s, with its population peaking in 1960 at almost 107,000. The winters are long and snowy, but the summers in the "Air-Conditioned City" are pleasant with cool lake breezes and many hours of sunshine. Buildings downtown are linked by a climate-controlled skyway system, the third-largest in the state, after those in downtown Minneapolis and St. Paul.

Zones

Canal Park (15)

Boroughs

CBD (75), Central Hillside (21), Chester Park/UMD (22), Congdon Park (2), Denfeld (1), Duluth Heights (10), East Hillside (17), Endion (6), Irving (1), Kenwood (5), Lincoln Park (4), Oneota (1), Park Point (6), Spirit Valley (1),

Metro Cities

Canosia Township, Carlton, Chisholm, Cloquet, Duluth, Duluth Township, Eveleth, Hermantown, Hibbing, Lakewood Township, Proctor, Superior, Tower, Virginia

No. of Buildings

No.	Current status
175	All Buildings
144	existing
1	planned
4	unbuilt
26	demolished

Tallest Buildings

#	Building	Height	Year
1	Alworth Building	247 ft	1910
2	Old Duluth Central High School	230 ft	1892
3	Maurices Headquarters	207 ft	2016
4	Medical Arts Building	191 ft	1933
5	Greysolon Plaza	190 ft	1925

Building types

No.	Type
127	low-rise building
25	high-rise building
5	church
4	lighthouse
3	stadium
2	silo
2	open-air structure
1	house
1	building with towers
1	chimney
1	telecommunications tower
1	observation tower
1	fountain
1	bridge

Other buildings

No.	Type
6	Famous buildings
2	Buildings with construction images