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	Ricks, Olivia NRR/DLR/RLRA 301-415-1183
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322 0.4 wo or more races 717 0.8 Race alone or In combination with one or more other races3 White 88,737 9B.6 Black or African American 425 0.5 American Indian and Alaska Native 569 0.6 AsIan 654 0.6 ative Hawaian an Oer Pacifc Islander 19 0.0 Some other race 445 0.5 HISPANIC OR LATINO AND RACE Total population 89,986 100.0 Hispanic or LatIno (of any race) 994 1.1 Mexican 601 0.7 Puerto Rican 64 0.1 Cuban 9

0.0 Other Hispani or iatino 320 0.4 Not Hispanic or Latino 88,992 98.9 White alone 87,489 97.2 RELATIONSHIP Total population 89,986 lOO.U In households 89,092 99.0 Householder 31,465 35.0 Spouse

-20,289 22.5 Child 31,993 35.6 Own child under 18 years 26,840 29.8 Other relatives

-1,88 2.

Under 18 years 668 0.7 Nonrelatives 3,483 3.8 Unmarried partner

_1,685 1.9 n group quarters 894 1.0 Institutionalized population 658 0.7 Noninstitutionalized population 236 0.3 OUSEHOLDS BY TYPE Total households 31465 T 700To.0 Family households (families) 23,923 76.0 With own children under 18 years 13,241 42.1 Married-couple family 20,289 64.5 With own children under 18 years

-10793 Fernale householder, no husband present 2,430 7.7 With own children under 18 years 1,706 5.4 Nonfamily househoids 7,542 24.0 Householder living alone 5,927 68.8 Householder 65 years and over 2,125 W~6.8 Households with individuals under 18 years 13,743 43.7 Households with individuals 65 years and over 5,365 17.1 Average household size 2.83 1X)

Average family size 3.26

-7X HOUSING OCCUPANCY Total housing units 34,3559 10.0 Occupied housing units 31,465 91.6 Vacant housing units;

__890 8.4 For seasonal, recreational, or occasional use 2,060 6.0 Romeowner vacancy rate (percent) 1.1 (X)

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Renter-occupied housing units 4,905 15.6 Average household size of owner-occupied unit 2.98 (x)

Average household size of renter-occupied unit 2.04

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sX) Not applicable Other Asian alone, or two or more Asian categories.

2 Other Pacific Islander alone, or two or more Native Hawaiian and Other Pacifc Islander categories.

I In combination with one or more other races listed. The six numbers may add to more than the total population and the six percentages may add to more than 100 percent because individuals may report more than one race.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Census 2000 Summary File 1, Matrices P1, P3, P4, P8, P9, P12, P13, P,17, P18, P19, P20, P23, P27, P28, P33, PCT5, PCT8, PCT11, PCT15, Hi, H3, H4, H5, H11, and H12.

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Item 197 99 18 lFarms (number) 512 E i30'i 'l ILand in farms (acres) 105,042 117,701 124,288l Land in farms - average size of farm (acres) 205 222l 2061 Land in farms - median size of farm (acres)

I 8

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(N) I Estimated market value of land and buildings@1: average per farm (dllrs.369,930]3061 224,4741 Estimated market value of land and buildings@1: average per acre (dollars) 11 Estimated market value of all machinery/equipment@1:aver per farm (dollars) 101 6

[Farms by size: I to 9 acres

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27ll...20ll..2 Farms by size: 10 to 49 acres 1

160l jj148llj152 IFarms by size: 50 to 179 acres 180-2 lFarms by size: 180 to 499 acres 147

[Farms by size: 500 to 999 acres

]LIiI1II 7ILI 42 lFarms by size: 1,000 acres or more 1

ITotal cropland (farms) 5671466 88ll 567 I 1ta cropland (acres)7,09 868 8,80 ITotal cropland, harvested cropland (farms) tI cropland, harvested cropland (acres) 1 66,029 69,974 62,627 Irrigated land (farms)

Irrigated land (acres) 24 31,871 23,6291 IMarket value of agricultural products sold ($1,000) 40 Ar I

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($1,000) dc 18d Farms by value of sales: Less than $2,500 181 176

_j21 Farms by value of sales: $2,500 to $4,999 7[

681 78 Farms by value of sales: $5,000 to $9,999

]I zI 59z 71

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68 l 80 83 Farms by value of sales: $25,000 to $49,999

_iII3l 2l 31 lFarms by value of sales: $50,000 to $99,999 24 39 IFarms by value of sales: $100,000 or more ll.

73IZ 86ll 791

{Total farm production expenses@1 ($1,000) fl 32,248 31,472 28,0181 ITotal farm production expenses@1, average per farm (dollars) 1j 63,108 59,270 46,312 lNet cash return from agricultural sales for the farm unit (see text)©1 511 531 6051 1(farms) 11

-11 11 Net cash return from agricultural sales for the farm unit (see text)@1 8l 1($1,000) 8173711 4146 Net cash return from ag sales for fm unit (see text)@1, average per 109811 127311 7,8441 ifarm (dollars) 11

'l 84 lOperators by principal occupation: Farming 216 24l 6

loperators by principal occupation: Other IF 296l loperators by days worked off farm: Any Z3241Z 3

Operators by days worked off farm'. 200 days or more I

231Z 2341 262L ivestock and poultry: Cattle and calves Inventory (farms) l 172l 177l 24 LUvestock and poultry: Cattle and calves inventory (number) i 10,130li 11,974 12,4854 IBeef cows (farms) 98 125 IBeef cows (number) ll 1,536 1,915 1,95 IMilk cows (farms) iLX27L1 4111 52I

{Milk cows (number) 2(

1,751 2,111l 2,3851 ICattle and calves sold (farms) l 5l 6l 2

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.1 5,902 7,769 7,671 JHogs and pigs Inventory (farms) 68lA 11 11 11

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lIHogs and pigs inventory (number) 1l 11,28011 20,11211 22,4371 Hogs and pigs sold (farms)

Hogs and pigs sold (number) 28,992 40,787 35,218 ISheep and lambs Inventory (farms)

Sheep and lambs Inventory (number)

Layers and pullets 13 weeks old and older inventory (see text)

(D) 171,621 1941 (number)

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.1Broilers and other meat-type chickens sold (farms) i0 13L191 (Broilers and other meat-type chickens sold (number)

(E) 3,432;124 4,131,109 1Corn for grain or seed (farms) 1 304 1Corn for grain or seed (acres) 26,579 29,096 23,5351

.Corn for grain or seed (bushels)

]l3,106,412l2,959,163ll2,603,544l Com for silage or green chop (farms)

(N)

If N 1

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(N)

(N) if (N)

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(N)

(N) lSorghum for grain or seed (farms)

II (N)]

(N)

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_I (N)

(N) l (N)

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(N) lWheat for grain (farms) ii 8ll 16llI 22 (Wheat for grain (acres) l i X I2 i

1 Wheat for grain (bushels) 1 6,477 19,277 LI86S Barley for grain (farms)

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(D) 1,6 1Oats for grain (farms) 7lIZ4Zi IZ I.P(

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22,4231 81,769 57,941 lRice (farms)'

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(N) 11 (N)

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(N) f (N) lSoybeans for beans (farms)

I 2iI48i1381 ISoybeans for beans (acres) 14,465 15,666 10,050)

ISoybeans for beans (bushels) 505869 362,046 310,289l Dry edible beans, excluding dry limas (farms)

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1,422 1,584 1,841l Land in farms (acres) 251,832 272,540 288,429 Land in farms - average size of farm (acres)

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0I816I Estimated market value of land and buildings@1: average per acre ll Ii (dollars)

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-- Page 6 of IMarket value of agricultural Droducts sold ($1,000) 11 92,83911 I

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($1,000) l 26 Market value of ag products sold - livestock, poultry, and their productsjl 52,713 54,157

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3301 2

4061 IFarms by value of sales: $2,500 to $4,999 151 E 190El 174

.[Farms by value of sales: $5,000.to $9,999.

Farms by value of sales: $10,000 to $24,999 222 Farms by value of sales: $25,000 to $49,999 I11 69l I3 Frms by value of sales: $50,000 to $99,9991L iI III LiII IFarms by value of sales: $100,000 or more

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[ 70,594 62,761 59,878 lTotal farm production expenses@1, average per farm (dollars) j 49,679 39,647 32,542 INet cash return from agricultural sales for the farm unit (see text)@1 F,840 (farms)

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8IL1i 941 lUvestock and poultry: Cattle and calves Inventory (number) jj 45,243 47,596 52,1181 IBeef cows (farms)

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I1Hogs and pigs inventory (number) 20,224 42,943 43,333 1Hogs and pigs sold (farms) 79I 215 15 1Hogs and pigs sold (number) 34,255 84,600l 87,938 ISheep and lambs inventory (farms) 1E

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(D)

D) 1Corn for grain or seed (farms) 742 l 1,1241

{Corn for grain or seed (acres) if 70,502 75,558 64,858 Corn for grain or seed (bushels)

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1Oats for grain (farms) 619 Oats for grain (acres)

IF 3,582 7,337 14,6471 Oats for grain (bushels) 167,850 413,207 619,839J IRice (farms)

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(N)

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(N) i (N)

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J 61,816 60,791 43,4521 Soybeans for beans (bushels) 3[2,249,289 1,838,384 1,500,6221 Dry edible beans, excluding dry limas (farms)

(N) j (N)

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(N) jl (N)

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(N) ]I (N)

(N) ]

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(N) jj (N)

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(N) ll (N)

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(N) ][

(N)

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,PDage 9 of 9 Hay-alfalfa,other tame,small grain,wild,grass silage,green chop,etc(see txt)(acres) 32,7401 37,54811 48,027 Hay-alfal,oth tame,small grain,wild,grass silage,green chop,etc(see txt) 3 (tonsdry)

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(826 132,648 Vegetables harvested for sale (see text) (farms)

I (N)

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I (N)

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(D) Withheld to avoid disclosing data for individual farms.

(B) Data not available due to brackets.

(X) Not applicable.

(Z) Less than half of the unit shown.

(N) Not available.

(H) Standard error or relative standard error of estimate is greater than or equal to 99.95 percent.

(L) Standard error or relative standard error of estimate Is less than 0.05 percent.

(S) Withheld because estimate did not meet publication standards on the basis of either the response rate or a consistency review.

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Shubat PJ, Raatz KA, Olson RA.

Division of Environmental Health, Minnesota Department of Health, St. Paul 55164-0975, USA.

Southeast Asian immigrants and refugees, in particular the Hmong people of Laos, have settled in large numbers in metropolitan areas of Minnesota. These communities, accustomed to hunting and fishing for food in Laos, now fish in some of the most contaminated waters of Minnesota. Fishing and fish-preparation customs of their homeland emphasize using all fish caught and discarding very little waste. These practices result in a potentially high exposure to PCBs and mercury. Educational outreach efforts to inform this population of the potential health hazards from consuming the fish are hindered by language and cultural barriers. While most Hong anglers welcome information about contaminants and fishing, the typical press releases and mailings that convey fish advisory information to the public do not reach this community. The Minnesota Department of Health and the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources collaborated to determine the health messages and communication methods that would best meet the needs of these communities. Using the results of interviews and a behavioral survey, the Minnesota Department of Health has tailored fish consumption advisories to meet the unique needs of Southeast Asian anglers. Over the past four years, educational programs involving specialized advisories, translations, signs, a Hmong language video, and workshops have been used to inform Hmong anglers and other Southeast Asians about fish contaminants.

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J & B Wholesale and Distribution Plymouth Plumbing Drywall Supply Jet Edge Russell's Of Course B & D Plumbing, Heating and Air Conditioning Builder's Carpet Marksman Metals AAA Striping Eull's Manufacturing View All Emplovers Listed An.

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NAICS Products/Services 2381 Foundation, Structure & Bldg. Exterior Contractors 3114 Fruit & Vegetable Preserving & Spec. Food Mfg.

2383 Building Finishing Contractors 238310 Drywall & Insulation Contractors 3335 Metalworking Machinery Manufacturing 7221 Full-Service Restaurants 2382 Building Equipment Contractors 2383 Building Finishing Contractors 3335 Metalworking Machinery Manufacturing 238990 All Other Specialty Trade Contractors 238390 Other Building Finishing Contractors Employee Count 540 350 100 80 70 60 50 50 50 20 20 Inquiries regarding this community's data go to Marc Weiale PEnt This Pace -Contact Us Copyright 0 1999-2005 Minnesota Department of EmolovMent and Economic Develooment All rights reserved. Information In this system Is deemed reliable, but Is not guaranteed.

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www.mnproxcom Community Profile for www.deed.state.mnmus Monticello, Minnesota Show Mai)

Major Employers Employer Monticello Public Schools Monticello-Big Lake Hospital Xcel Energy Fulfillment Systems Inc Sunny Fresh Foods Inc Cub Foods Big K-Mart Mans Foods Standard Iron & Wire Works Inc Bondhus Corp Fingerhut Corp Hogflund Transnortation Inc Tapper's Inc Fay-Mar Tube & Metal Fabricators Inc Aroplax Corp View All Emnlovers Liste NAICS Products/Services 6111 Elementary & Secondary Schools 6221 General Medical & Surgical Hospitals 211 Electric Power Generation, Transmnission &

221 Dist.

5619 Other Support Services 3116 Animal Slaughtering & Processing 4451 Grocery Stores 4521 Department Stores 4451 Grocery Stores 3327 Machine Shops;Turned Prod. ;& Screw,Nut &

Bolt Mfg.

3322 Cutlery & Handtool Manufacturing 4541 Electronic Shopping & Mail-Order Houses 4854 School & Employee Bus Transportation 3371 House. & Inst. Furniture & Kitchen Cabinet Mfg.

3329 Other Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing 3252 Resin, Synth. Rubber & Art. Synth. Fibers &

Fil. Mfg.

Employee Count 450 432 368 212 191 156 III 106 85 81 75 74 72 48 43 Inquiries regarding this communitys data go toOllie Koropchak Print This Page - Contact Us Copyright 0 1999-2005 Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Developmen All rights reserved. Information In this system Is deemed reliable, but Is niot guaranteed.

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.www.mnproxcom Community Profile for Elk River, Minnesota www.deed.state.mn.us Show Map Major Employers Employer Elk River-ISD #728 Sherburne, County of Great River Ell=~

Guardian Angels Wal-Mr Tescom Cor Menards Coborns E & 0 Tool and Plastics Cretex Cominanies. Inc.

Alltool Design & Manufacturina Elk River Machine Company NAICS 6111 9211 2211 6214 4521 332911 4451 4441 4451 3252 3273 5417 3327 Products/Services Elementary & Secondary Schools Executive, Legislative, & Other Gen. Govt.

Support Electric Power Generation, Transmission &

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Outpatient Care Centers Department Stores Indus. Valve Mfg.

Grocery Stores Building Material & Supplies Dealers Grocery Stores Resin, Synth. Rubber & Art. Synth. Fibers &

Fil. Mfg.

Cement & Concrete Product Manufacturing Scientific Research & Development Services Machine Shops;Turned Prod.;& Screw,Nut &

Bolt Mfg.

Machine Shops;Turmed Prod. ;& Screw,Nut &

Bolt Mfg.

Other Electrical Equipment & Component Mfg.

Employee Couw 1,000 490 398 368 362 213 200 179 161 115 110 103 80 52 45 Metal Craft Machine & Engineering J & J Machine View All Eployers Liste 3327 3359 Inquiries regarding this community's data go to Heidi Steinmetz Print This Page -Contact Us Copyright 0 1999-2005 Minnesota Department of Empoyoment and Economic Develoomet Ail rights reserved.. Information In this system is deemed reliable, but Is not guaranteed.

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www.mnproxcom Community Profile for Buffalo, Minnesota www.deed.state.mn.us Show Map Major Employers Employer Buffalo Public Schools-ISD #877 Wright, County of Buffalo Hospital Wal-Mart Target Universal Circuits Ebenezer Covenant Home Buffalo Bituminous Inc Econofoods - Buffalo Buffalo Clinic Von Ruden Mfg Whirltronics Inc Ryan Chevrolet Oldsmobile Geo Buffalo Family & Specialty Care Ctr Buffalo Veneer & Plywood Co NAICS 6111 9211 6221 4521 4521 3344 6231 2373 4451 6211 3336 4238 4411 6211 3212 Products/Services Elementary & Secondary Schools Executive, Legislative, & Other Gen. Govt.

Support General Medical & Surgical Hospitals Department Stores Department Stores Semiconductor & Other Electronic Component Mfg.

Nursing Care Facilities Highway, Street & Bridge Construction Grocery Stores Offices of Physicians Engine, Turbine & Power Transmission Equip.

Mfg.

Machinery, Equipment, & Supplies Merchant Wholesalers Automobile Dealers Offices of Physicians Veneer, Plywood & Engineered Wood Product Mfg.

Employee Count 514 450 240 200 185 125 115 100 100 79 67 60 58 50 50 View All Employers Listed Inquiries regarding this community's data go toMerton Auaer Print This Paae - Contact Us Copyright 01999-2005 Minnesota Department of Emplovment and Economic Develooment All rights reserved. Information In this system is deemed reliable, but is not guaranteed.

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www.mnpro.com Community Profile for www.deed.state.mn.us Big Lake, Minnesota Show Map Major Employers Employer ISD No 727 Remrnmele Engineering Inc Connections, etc. (fka Sherburne Tele. Sys. Inc.)

Sunny Fresh Foods City of Big Lake Whirl-Air-Flow Paragon Store Fixtures, Inc.

Options, Inc.

Klein Bank Coborn's Cargill/Nutrena Feeds Shade Tree Big Lake Lumber Center The Stone Company The Stampin Place View All Employers Listed NAICS Products/Services 6111 Elementary & Secondary Schools 3327 Machine Shops;Turned Prod.;& Screw,Nut &

Bolt Mfg.

5171 Wired Telecommunications Carriers 3119 OtherFood Manufacturing 9211 Executive, Legislative, & Other Gen. Govt.

Support 3327 Machine Shops;Turned Prod.;& Screw,Nut &

Bolt Mfg.

4233 Lumber & Other Const. Materials Merchant Wholesalers 6243 Vocational Rehabilitation Services 5221 Depository Credit Internediation 4451 Grocery Stores 4249 Miscellaneous Nondurable Goods Merchant Wholesalers 4511 Sporting Goods, Hobby, & Musical Instrument Stores 4441 Building Material & Supplies Dealers 327991 Cut Stone & Stone Prod. Mfg.

4539 Other Miscellaneous Store Retailers Employee Count 337 185 63 44 37 36 35 30 23 21 17 17 14 14 7

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www.mnproxcom Community Profile for Albertville, Minnesota Show Map www.deed.state.mn.us Major Employers Employer Outlets At Albertville

[SD #885-St. Michael/Albertville HGP Truss Manufacturing Company Land of Lakes Tile & Stone Fraser Steel Inc DI' S Heating & Airconditioning Don's Bus Service Omann Brothers DF'S Home Care Center Radiation Product, Inc.

Franklin Outdoor Advertising Co.

Sunrise Plumbing Tele-Ad Co.

Eull Concrete Products, Co.

View All Employers Listed NAICS Products/Services 4529 Other General Merchandise Stores 611110 Elementary & Secondary Schools 3272 Glass & Glass Product Manufacturing 3212 Veneer, Plywood & Engineered Wood Product Mfg.

3273 Cement & Concrete Product Manufacturing 3332 Industrial Machinery Manufacturing 4237 Hard., & Plumb. & Heating Equip. & Supplies Merchan 4854 School & Employee Bus Transportation 2383 Building Finishing Contractors 331316 Aluminum Extruded Prod. Mfg.

3391 Medical Equipment & Supplies Manufacturing 5418 Advertising & Related Services 2382 Building Equipment Contractors 5418 Advertising & Related Services 3345 Navig., Meas., Electromedical & Control Instru.n Mfg.

Employee Count 800 275 135 50 40 32 20 20 20 14 14 12 12 10 9

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Wright and Sherburne Counties Population Data for 1970, 1980, 1990, 2000 Estimates of the Intercensal Population of Counties 1970-1979 Issued April 1982 Source: U.S. Bureau of the Census Population Estimates and Population Distribution Branches http://www.census.gov/popestlarchives/pre-1980/e7079co.txt 1970 Sherburne Co.

18344 Wright Co.

48900 Intercensal Estimates of the Resident Population of States and Counties 1980-1989 Issued March 1992 Source: U.S, Bureau of the Census Population Estimates and Population Distribution Branches http://www.census.gov/ ooest/archives/1980s/e8089co.txt 1980 Sherburne Co.

29908 Wright Co.

58681 (CO-99-2) County Population Estimates for July 1, 1999 and Population Change for April 1, 1990 to July 1, 1999 (includes revised April 1, 1990 Population.Estimates Base)

Source: Population Estimates Program, Population Division, U.S. Census Bureau, Washington, DC 20233

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Statistical Information Staff, Population Division, U.S. Census Bureau (301-457-2422) http://www.census.gov/pooest/archives/1990s/co-99-02199C2 27.txt 1990 Sherburne Co.

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Wright Co.

68,710 population change for counties (alphabetically) http://www.census.gov/vapestlarchives/2000s/vintage 2001/CO-EST2001-08/CO-EST2001-08-27.html 2000 Sherburne Co.

64,417 Wright Co.

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Franklin Outdoor Advertising Co.

Sunrise Plumbing Tele-Ad Co.

Eu~l1 Concrete Products, Co.

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.Other General Merchandise Stores 611110 Elementary & Secondary Schools 3272 Glass & Glass Product Manufacturing 3212 Veneer, Plywood & Engineered Wood Product Mfg.

3273 Cement & Concrete Product Manuficturing 3332 Industrial Machinery Manufacturing 4237 Hardt., & Plumb. & Heating Equip. & Supplies Merchan 4854 School & Employee Bu's Transportation 2383 Building Finishing Contractors 3313 16 Aluminum Extruded Prod. Mfg.

3391 Medical Equipment & Supplies Manufacturing 5418 Advertising & Related Services 2382 Building Equipment Contractors 5418 Advertising & Related Services 334 Navig., Me"s., Electromedical & Control instrum.

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.Juffalo, Minnesota ECVmtii www-deed.state.rnn.us Show MaD Overview Buffalo provides a growing, thriving economic center for diverse industry, governmental and medical services, commerce, education and housing. Just 35 minutes from Mlinneapolis or St. Cloud, Buffalo lies at the intersection Qf two majar highways and on the shores of two major recreational lakes. The combination of a strong economic base, advanced technology and infr-astructure and its beautiflul environment have given Buffalo all the advantages of both small towna and leading city.

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Major Employers Employer Bufflo Public Schools-ISD #877 Wright, County of Buffailo Hospital Wal-Mart Target Universal Circuits Ebenezer Covenant Home Buffalo Bituminous Inc' Econofbods - Buffalo Bufltlo Clinic NAJCS 6111 9211 6221 4521 4521 3344.

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Overview Buffalo provides a growing, thriving economic center for diverse industry, governmental and medical services, commerce, education and housing. Just 35 minutes from Minneapolis or St. Cloud, Buffalo lies at the intersection of two major highways and on the shores of two major recreational lakes. The combination of a strong economic base, advanced technology and infrastructure and its beautiflul environment have given Buffalo all the advantages of both small town and leading city.

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19A www.ci.buffalo.mn.us ll/1/2002 2002 Estimate 11,422 98,410 3,062,944 5,033,661 2000 Census 10,097 89,986 2,968,806 4,919,479 J990 Census 6,856 68,710 2,538,776 4,375,099

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Nursing Care Facilities Highway, Street & Bridge Construction Grocery Stores Offices of Physicians Engine, Turbine & Power Transmission Equip.

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.. Conmmunity Profile for tDelano, Minnesota www deed state mnt Show-Map Overview With its rich heritage and promising future, the City of Delano exemplifies the "Spirit of Community." Only twenty-five miles west of the Twin Cities, Delani offers a distinguished environment of trade and economic development.

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Source. U.S. Cknwu. State Demographer Wright East Central 27 27 Miles from Minneapolis-St. Paul MSA' 6

19B N/A l0/23/2003 2002 Estimate 3,978 98,410 3,062,944 5,033,661 2000 Census 3,897 89,986 2,968,806 4,91'9,479 1990 Census 68,710 2,538,776 4,375,099

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-1 Major Employers EMp13loer Landscape Structre Inc Delano Public Schools-ISD #879 Coberns Randy's Sanitation Inc Delano Healthcar Ctr Industrial Louvers Inc Arctic Fox Heaters DB Direct Star West Chevrolet Oldsmobile Building Materials Inc Modem Molding Stahlke Bus Servce Circit R~esearch Corp Kalco Recovery Inc State Bk of-Delano View All Emnlovers NAICS ProductslServices 4511 Sporting Goods, Hobby, & Musical fastrumient Stores 6111 Elementary & Secondary Schools 4451 Grocery Stores 5621 Waste Collection 6231 Nursing Care Facilities 4441 Building Material & Supplies Dealers 3363 Motor Vehicle Parts Manufacluring 56,14 Business Support Services 4411 Automobile Dealer 3219 Other Wood Product Manufacturing 3252 Resin, Synth. Rubber & Art. Synth. Fibers & Fil.

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4854 School & Employee Bus Transportation 4246 Chemical & Allied Products Merhant Wholesaler Miscellaneous Durable Goods Merchant 4239 Wholesalers 5221 Depository Credit Intermediation Employee Couni 350~-

300-v 170 90 70 61 60 s0 43 40 40 35 29 25 20

tit uitviir u~upartment ot Employment and hconomic Uevelopment Community Profile for Hioward Lake, M.innesota Show Map www~~I~tmnXu Overview Howard Lake is a beautiUi~ rural community with three lakes, including Howard Lake, partially or completely within the city. boundaries. The City is known for its rolling hills and many maple and pine tree's with excellent fishing on the lakes. The City has a healthy industrial, business and agrictultural. base includimf dairy, poultry and crops.

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1 8B www.howard-lake.mrims 1/9/2004 2002 Estimate 1,876 98,410 3,062,944 5,033,661 2000 Census 1,853 89,986 2,968,806 4,919,479 1990 Census 1,343 68,710 2,538,776 4,375,099 r

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5614 Business Support Services 6111 Elementary & Secondary Schools 6231 Nursing Care Facilities 429 Miscellaneous Nondurable Goods Merchant 429 Wholesalers 4451 Grocery Stores 429 Miscellaneous Nondurable Goods Merchant 429 Wholesalers 3329 Other Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing 9211 Executive, Legislative, & Other Gen. Govt. Support 4244 Grocery & Related Product Wholesalers Employee Count 300 `

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- t4/ionticello, Minnesota wvvw.deed.state.mn.t Show Map Overview Monticello is a growing communty with a small town atmosphere located on the scenic Mississippi River with convenient access to the Twin Cities & St.

Cloud. Commercial and industrial land awaits occupancy/development. An excellent school system, above-average city services, affordable housing, ample recreational activities, low property taxes, and a strong business retention & expansion program are some keys to success.

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19A www.ci.monticello.mnn.us 10/3/2003 2002 Estimate 8,839 98,410 172,807 5,033,661 2000 Census 7,868 89,986 163,166 4,919,479 1990 Census 5,045 68,710 149,509 4,375,099 Metropolitan Statistical Area

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Other Support Services Animal Slaughtering & Processing.

Grocery Stores Department Stores Grocery Stores Machine Shops;Turned Prod.;& ScrewNut & Bolt Mfg.

Cutlery & Hahdtool Minufacturing Electronic Shopping & Mail-Order Houses School & Employee Bus Transportation House. & Inst Furniture & Kitchen Cabinet Mfg.

Other Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing Resin, Synlth. Rubber & Art. Synth. Fibers & Fil.

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Uommunity Pr Ii for il3t. Michae, innesota www.deed.state~mn.us Show Map Overview St. M~icha~el is a fast growing community along 1-94 located approximately halfway between the Twin Cities and St. Cloud metro areas. People and businesses are attracted to the St: Michael area because of its location, skdied labor force, excellent school district, expanding park and trail system, relatively low crime rate and friendly small town atmosphere.

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Source. U.S. Cen=.n State Demographer Wright East Central 25 25 Miles from Minneapolis-St. Paul MSA 6

19B ci.st-micha~el.mn.us 11/3/2003 2002 Esimate 11,197 98,410 3,062,944 5,033,661 2000 Census 9,099 89,986 2,968,806 4,919,479 1990 Census 2,506 68,710 2,538,776 4,375,099

MetrapolitanrStatisfcal Area Major Employers Emplioyer Progressive Contractors Inc. (PC.I)

I & B Wholesale and Distribution Plymouth Plumbing Dryw.all Supply let Edge Russell's Of Course B & D Plumbing, Heating and Air Conditioning builder's Carpet Marksman Metals AAA Striping Eull's Manufacturing View Ml Emrolovers NAICS 2381 3114 2383 238310 3335 7221

-2382 2383 3335 238990 238390 Products/Services Foundation, Structure & Bldg. Exterior Contractors Fruit & Vegetable Preserving & Spec. Food Mfg.

Building Finishing Contractors Drywall & Insulation Contractors Metalworking Machinery Manufacturing

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9,776 (2003) j Ollie Koropchak 1(7,63) 295-2711 Wngt [37 Monticello, City of East Central Montrose *1,661 (2003)

,1 Barbara Swanson P(612) 675-3717 Wright 25 Montrose, City of East Central Otego

I 9,356 (2003) 1 Michael Robertson 1! (12) 441-4414 ts30

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April 1, 2000 to 3uly 1, 2004 Population estimates Change, 2000 to 2004 April 1, 2000 Geographic Area 3uly 1, 2004 estimates base Number Percent Loudoun County, VA 239,156 169,599 69,557 41.0 Flagler County, FL 69,005 4,3 19,173 38.5 Douglas County, CO.

237,963 175,766 62,197 35.4 Rockwall County, TX 58,260 43,083 15,177 35.2

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Forsyth County, GA 131,865 98,407 33,458 34.0 Henry County, GA 1S9,506 119,404 40,102 33.6 Kendall County, IL 72,548 54,544 18,004 33,0 Newton County, GA 81,524 62,001 19,523 31.5 Lincoln County, SO 31,437 24,147 7,290 30.2 Paulding County, GA 105,936 81,647 24,289 29.7 7

Delaware County, OH 142,503 109,989 32,514 29.6 Scott County, MN 114,794 89,498 25,296 28.3 Collin County, TX 627,938 491,774 136,164 27.7 Osceola County, FL 219,544 172,493 47,051 27.3 Williamson County, TX 317,938.

249,967 67,971 27.2 Hamilton County, IN 231,760,,

182,740 49,020 26.8 Spencer County, KY 14,822 11,766 3,056 26.0 Lyon County, NV 43,230 34,501 8,729 25.3 Fort Bend County, TX 442,620 354,452 88,168 24.9 Stafford County, VA 114,781 92,446 22,335

24. 2 Union County, NC 153,652 123,772 29,880 24.1 Lake County, FL 260,788 210,527 50,261 23.9, St. 3ohns County, FL 152,473 123,135 29,338 23.8 Spotsylvania County, VA 111,850 90,395*

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Placer County, CA 307,004 248,399 58,605 23.6 l

Montgomery County, TX 362,382 293,768 68,614

.23.4, Cherokee County, GA 174,680 141,903 32,777 23.1 Denton County, TX 530,597

.432,976 97,621 22.5 Hays County, TX 119,359 97,589

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-22.3 Sherburne County, MN 78,762 64,415 14,347 22.3 Barrow County, GA 56,418 46,144 10,274 22.3 Will County, IL 613,649 502,266 111,583

22. 2 Tooele County, UT 49,688 40,735 8,953 22.0 1~4 -~

Matanuska-Susitna Borough, AK 72,278 59,322 12,956 21.8 1

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DeSoto County. NS 130,587 107,199 23,388

'21.8 Dallas County, IA 49,591 40,750 8,841 21.7 Washington County, UTr 109,924 90,354 19,570 21.7 Currntuck County, NC 22,067 18,190 3,877 21.3 Weld County, CO 219,257 180,834 38,423 21.2 Riverside County, CA 1,871,950 15537 326,563 21.1 Rains County, TX 11,066 9,139 1,927 21.1 Pickens County, GA 27,771

'22,983 4,788 20.8 Lee County, GA 29,913 24,757 5,156 20.8 Franklin County, WA 59,472 49,347 10,125 20.5 Suffolk city, VA 76,586 63,677 12,909 20.3 Canyon County, ID 158,038 131,441 26,597 20.2 Clark County, NV 1,650,671 1,375,738 274,933 20.0 Prince William County, VA 336,586 Z80,813 55,773 19.9 Kaufman County, TX 85,377 71,310

'14,067 19.7 Warren County, OH 189,276 158,486 30,790 19.4 Walton County, FL 48,477 40,601 7,876 19.4 Pinal County, AZ 214,359 179,727 34,632 19.3 Wasatch County, UT 18,139 15,215 2,924 19.2 Dawson County, GA 19,064 15,999 3,065 19.2 3ackson County, GA 49,540 41,589 7,951 19.1 Gwinnett County, GA 700,794 588,448 112,346 19 1 Effingham County, GA 44,661 37,535 7,126 19.0 Wakulla County, FL 27,179_

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-,1 Bastrop County, TX 68,608 57,733 10,875 18.8 Wright County, MN 106,889 89,993 16,896 1

Hendricks County, IN 123,476 104,093 19,383 18.6 Walton County, GA 71,941 60,687 11,24 18.5 Christian County, MO 64,273

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'9,988 18.4 White County, GA 23,595 19,944 3,651 18.3 Pasco County, FL 407,799 344,768 63,031 18.3 Cowetas County, GA 105,376 89,215.

16 161 18.1 Collier County, FL 296,678 251,377, 45S30 18.0 Burnet County, TX 40,286, 34,147 6,139 18.0 Fluvanna County, VA 23,644

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20,047 3,597 17.9 Boone County, KY 10,5 5,991 15,363 17.9 Berkeley County, WV 89,362 75,905 13,457 17.7 St. Croix County, WI 74,339 63,155 11,184 17 St. Lucie County, FL 226,816

-192,695 34,121' 17.7 Comal County, TX 91,806 78,021 13,785 17.7 Lincoln County, MO 45,816 38,944 6,872 17.6, Chisago County, MN 48,349 41,101 7,248 17.6 Bryan County, GA 27,535 23,417 4,118 17 Santa Rosa County, FL 138,276 117,743 20,533 17.4 Archuleta County, CO 11,615 9,898 1,717 17.3 Culpeper County, VA 40,192 34,262 5,93 17.3 (dop -

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Deschutes County, OR 134,479 115,367 19,112 16.6 Carroll County, GA 101,577 87,268 14,309 16.4 Douglas County, GA 107,217 92,222 14,995 16.3 3ohnston County, NC 141,640 121,900 19,740 16.2

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Mohave County, AZ 179,981 155,032 24,949 16.1 Boone County, IL 48,490 41,786 6,704 16.0 Williamson County, TN 146,935 126,638 20,297 16.0 Nye County, NV 37,714 32,512 5,202 16.0 Calvert County, MD 86,474 74,563 11,911 16.0 Park County, CO 16,833 14,523 2,310 15.9 Note: The April 1, 2000 Population Estimates base reflects changes to the Census 2000 population from the Count Question Resolution program and geographic program revisions.

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