This Is The Snowiest Town In All Of Minnesota!

There are two seasons in Minnesota. Snow and Mosquitos. But what is the Snowiest City In The Whole State?

Minnesota is in the Top-10 Snowiest States in the United States.

Here are the Snowiest States with the average amount of annual snowfall...

1. Alaska: 72.8
2. New Hampshire: 59.9
3. Vermont: 58.4
4. Maine: 57.6
5. New York: 51.3
6. Massachusetts: 44.3
7. Michigan: 43.5
8. Connecticut: 38.7
9. Minnesota: 37.8
10. Colorado: 36.9

There are 86,943 square miles of Minnesota.

And some parts of the state see more snowfall than other parts of the state.

There is one town in Minnesota that is considered the Snowiest Town in the state...and that is Hermantown.

Hermantown in Saint Louis County is kind of a suburb of Duluth, Minnesota.

Hermantown with a population of about 10,200 receives around 73 inches of snowfall on average each year, about 35 inches about the states average snowfall.

The average annual amount of snowfall in the US is 28 inches.

From Hermantownmn.com...”In 1867 a pair of families moving from upstate New York filed for homesteads in the area that was referenced in early Duluth history as “the land up over the hill.'

The Kohlts family and the Acker family joined the long-established Native Americans in the area in 1871.

While there isn’t clear documentation of how the township was named, records do indicate that it was referred to as the Town of Herman in 1873, and by the turn of the century the Town of Herman had a population of 625.”