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Minnesota River Valley Scenic Byway map

The Minnesota River Valley Scenic Byway has been a National Scenic Byway since 2002, named for its historic qualities: about 241 miles in Minnesota. It meets 24 highways, among them US 12, US 14 and US 59. Towns along it: Mankato, North Mankato and New Ulm.

Open the map (PDF, US Letter)
Minnesota River Valley Scenic Byway map, National Scenic Byway, Minnesota: page one of the printable sheet, with the route, the towns along it and the highways it meets on a lettered grid.

Highways it meets

Each highway it meets and the grid squares where they meet.

  • MN 10A2
  • MN 28A2
  • MN 7A2
  • MN 27A2
  • US 12A2
  • US 75B2
  • MN 119B3
  • MN 40B3
  • US 59C3
  • US 212C3
  • MN 67C4
  • MN 23C4
  • US 71D4
  • MN 19D4
  • MN 4E5
  • US 14E5
  • MN 15E5
  • MN 68E5
  • MN 66F5
  • US 169F5
  • MN 60F5
  • MN 22F5
  • MN 99F5
  • MN 93F5

Towns along the Minnesota River Valley Scenic Byway

In mile order, with the grid square of each.

  • Browns Valleymile 1, A2
  • Beardsleymile 8, A2
  • Ortonvillemile 33, A2
  • Odessamile 41, B2
  • Louisburgmile 55, B3
  • Watsonmile 80, C3
  • Montevideomile 85, C3
  • Granite Fallsmile 98, C4
  • Redwood Fallsmile 134, D4
  • Mortonmile 139, D4
  • Franklinmile 144, D4
  • New Ulmmile 169, E5
  • Courtlandmile 180, E5
  • North Mankatomile 198, F5
  • Skylinemile 198, F5
  • Mankatomile 199, F5
  • Kasotamile 209, F5
  • St. Petermile 210, F5
  • Le Sueurmile 221, F5
  • Hendersonmile 228, F4
  • Belle Plainemile 239, F4

Things to do on the Minnesota River Valley Scenic Byway map

© OpenStreetMap contributors, Open Database License, openstreetmap.org/copyright · Map data: Protomaps · Boundary: Federal Highway Administration, America's Byways · Junctions: U.S. Census Bureau, TIGER/Line 2026