For six consecutive years, Minnesota was
named as the nation's most livable state (Morgan Quitno, 1997-2002).
Here are several reasons why:
A continuing focus on high quality health care has distinguished Minnesota as the healthiest state.
Minnesota jobs are growing 33 percent faster than the rest of the nation.
Minnesota is dedicated to education. There are eight state universities, 26 private liberal arts colleges, 17 private graduate schools and 29 community and technical colleges, not to mention the nation's fourth highest high school graduation rate.
The state is known for its vibrant, growing arts community.
The Twin Cities host four professional sports teams (the Vikings, the Twins, the Timberwolves and the Wild).
Easy access to natural resources, such as the Boundary Waters Canoe Area, 66 state parks, 57 state forests and more than 15,000 lakes.
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