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Bloomington

About Bloomington

86,033 in city
3,604,460 in metro
91 km² (35 mi²)
252.072665204 m
The largest suburb in the Twin Cities Metropolitan Area, Bloomington is also the fifth-largest city in Minnesota. The northern boundary of the city directly abuts Interstate 494, the cities of Edina and Richfield, and the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport. All of the city's high-rise buildings are close to this major highway, as is the Mall of America, the world's second-largest shopping center. Eden Prairie is located just to the west, and the scenic Minnesota River with its National Wildlife Refuge defines the southern and eastern borders.

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No. of Buildings

No. Current status
150 All Buildings
119
existing
13
planned
13
unbuilt
5
demolished

Tallest Buildings

# Building Height Year
1 8500 Tower 381 ft 1988
2 Wells Fargo Plaza 300 ft 1974
3 8400 Tower 235 ft 1985
4 DoubleTree Hotel South Building 233 ft 1970
5 Minnesota Center 214 ft 1987

Building types

No. Type
94 low-rise building
34 high-rise building
14 open-air structure
3 stadium
3 mast (pole)
2 skyscraper

Other buildings

No. Type
1 Famous buildings
6 Buildings with construction images