St. Louis County
Welcome to St. Louis County! Find Your Place Here
Located in Northeastern Minnesota, St. Louis County MN real estate listings are known for their spectacular natural beauty. St Louis County offers a variety of living situations including small mining towns, farm communities and busy cities. If you are interested in homes for sale in St. Louis County MN, contact your Re/Max Results agent today!
St. Louis County is the largest county east of the Mississippi, with a mission to promote health and safety, and support an environment where communities prosper. Interested in St. Louis County MN real estate? Contact Re/Max results and we’ll find your new home.
The rural character and the natural landscapes of St. Louis County offer numerous activities for the whole family. This includes but is not limited to Voyageurs National Park, Superior National Forest, the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, four state parks including Minnesota’s newest park on Lake Vermilion and 1,000 lakes, hundreds of miles of rivers including many trout streams and is very close to Lake Superior’s North Shore.
In St. Louis County you will find everything you need at the Miller Hall Mall, the Mesabi Mall Shopping Center, the Stone Ridge Shopping Center or the Duluth Heights Shopping Center. You’ll find a variety of shops from retail stores to department stores and more!
St. Louis County offers a variety of dining options from the famous Perkins restaurant to the local Adventures Restaurant and Pub. Regardless of what you’re craving, you’ll find it in St. Louis County!
St. Louis County offers environmental services that provides programs and services with a mission to protect human health and the environment. St. Louis County facilitates sustainable management of wastes for the citizens they serve to maintain a healthy environment.
St. Louis County offers a variety of school districts based on your home location. For further information, visit the St. Louis County website.
St. Louis County is near major Minnesota highways such as 35, 169 and 210.
St. Louis County is governed by an elected and nonpartisan board of commissioners.
Saint Louis County was founded by European Americans on February 20, 1855, as Doty County and was changed to Newton County on March 3, 1855. It originally consisted of the area east and south of the Saint Louis River. The area east of the Vermilion River and north of the Saint Louis River was part of Superior County, which was later renamed St. Louis County.
On May 23, 1857 St. Louis County took its current shape from parts of Carlton County and Pine Counties.
The rural character and the natural landscapes of St. Louis County offer numerous activities for the whole family. This includes but is not limited to Voyageurs National Park, Superior National Forest, the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, four state parks including Minnesota’s newest park on Lake Vermilion and 1,000 lakes, hundreds of miles of rivers including many trout streams and is very close to Lake Superior’s North Shore.
In St. Louis County you will find everything you need at the Miller Hall Mall, the Mesabi Mall Shopping Center, the Stone Ridge Shopping Center or the Duluth Heights Shopping Center. You’ll find a variety of shops from retail stores to department stores and more!
St. Louis County offers a variety of dining options from the famous Perkins restaurant to the local Adventures Restaurant and Pub. Regardless of what you’re craving, you’ll find it in St. Louis County!
St. Louis County offers environmental services that provides programs and services with a mission to protect human health and the environment. St. Louis County facilitates sustainable management of wastes for the citizens they serve to maintain a healthy environment.
St. Louis County offers a variety of school districts based on your home location. For further information, visit the St. Louis County website.
St. Louis County is near major Minnesota highways such as 35, 169 and 210.
St. Louis County is governed by an elected and nonpartisan board of commissioners.
Saint Louis County was founded by European Americans on February 20, 1855, as Doty County and was changed to Newton County on March 3, 1855. It originally consisted of the area east and south of the Saint Louis River. The area east of the Vermilion River and north of the Saint Louis River was part of Superior County, which was later renamed St. Louis County.
On May 23, 1857 St. Louis County took its current shape from parts of Carlton County and Pine Counties.
