Minnesota Point

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Minnesota Point is a long, narrow sand spit in Duluth, Minnesota, that separates Lake Superior from Superior Bay and forms part of the city’s harbor.

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Minnesota Point canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf barrier spit
peninsula
sand spit
adjacentTo Superior, Wisconsin
alsoKnownAs Park Point
borders Lake Superior
Superior Bay
climate humid continental climate region
connectedBy Aerial Lift Bridge
connectedTo mainland Duluth
contains Minnesota Point Lighthouse
Park Point Recreation Area
public beaches
residential neighborhood
formedBy deposition of sand
formsPartOf Duluth Harbor
Port of Duluth–Superior
governedBy City of Duluth
linked to: Duluth
hasFeature dune system
sandy beach shoreline
hasLandUse recreational
residential
hasTransportation Park Point Road (Minnesota Avenue)
isPartOf St. Louis River estuary
linked to: St. Louis River
length approximately 7 miles
lighthouseBuilt 1858
locatedIn Duluth, Minnesota
linked to: Duluth

Minnesota
St. Louis County, Minnesota
United States
near Ship Canal (Duluth Ship Canal)
linked to: Duluth Ship Canal
orientation northeast–southwest
partOf Duluth city limits
Lake Superior coastal system
linked to: Lake Superior Basin
protects Duluth–Superior Harbor
region Great Lakes region
separates Lake Superior
Superior Bay
usedFor recreation
shipping access protection
waterBody Lake Superior
St. Louis River
Superior Bay

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Aerial Lift Bridge connects Minnesota Point