Twin Ports

The Twin Ports are located at the western part of Lake Superior (the westernmost part of North America's Great Lakes) and together are considered one of the larger cargo ports in the United States.[3] The Twin Ports are close to many natural attractions such as the North Shore, the Apostle Islands, and the Superior National Forest.[4] The Aerial Lift Bridge was constructed in 1905 and is on the National Register of Historic Places.It must be raised each time a vessel enters or leaves Duluth's harbor; the inlet on the Wisconsin side is not similarly obstructed.With a 2020 census population of 291,638, the Duluth MSA ranked as the 170th largest metropolitan area in the United States.
Metropolitan Statistical AreaDuluthCity of DuluthCity of SuperiorCountryUnited StatesMinnesotaWisconsinDuluth, MNSuperior, WIGrand Rapids, MNTime zoneUTC−6UTC−5Area code(s)SuperiorLake SuperiorNorth AmericaGreat LakesNorth ShoreApostle IslandsSuperior National ForestDuluth Aerial Lift BridgeRichard I. Bong Memorial BridgeU.S. Route 2John Blatnik BridgeInterstate 535U.S. Route 53Saint Louis RiverAerial Lift BridgeNational Register of Historic Placesshort tonsexportsDouglas CountyCarltonSaint LouisHibbingCloquetHermantownVirginiaRice LakeSaginawEvelethProctorScanlonWrenshallOliver, WIHistoric Old Central High SchoolMaurices HeadquartersThe Bong BridgeThe Blatnik BridgeCanal ParkDowntown DuluthRouchleau MineEssentia Health St. Mary's Medical CenterMiller Hill MallAMSOIL ArenaBlatnik BridgeEnger TowerGlensheen MansionGooseberry FallsGreat Lakes AquariumLake Superior Railroad MuseumLeif Erikson ShipMinnesota PointSpirit Mountain Ski AreaCollege of St. ScholasticaFond du Lac Tribal and Community CollegeLake Superior CollegeNorthwood Technical CollegeUniversity of Minnesota DuluthUniversity of Wisconsin, SuperiorTransportation in MinnesotaUS 169MN 194MN 210Saint Louis County Road 4Duluth Transit AuthorityIndian TrailsJefferson LinesDuluth International AirportSky Harbor Airport & Seaplane BaseSt. LouisDouglas, WITwo HarborsList of ports in the United StatesMcDougall Duluth Shipbuilding CompanyFraser ShipyardsFederal Reserve Economic DataFederal Reserve Bank of St. LouisTwin PortsFrench RiverHarneyLakewoodOliverPalmersParklandRiverviewThomsonDouglasunincorporated communityGreat Lakes megalopolisBrantford Buffalo–Niagara FallsBuffaloNiagara FallsChicagoClevelandDetroitGrand RapidsGuelphGreen BayHamiltonHollandKalamazooKenoshaLansingLondonMilwaukeeMuskegonNiagara RegionSt. CatharinesWellandOshawaRochester, New YorkSouth BendThunder BayToledoTorontoTraverse CityWaterloo RegionKitchenerCambridgeWaterlooWindsorAltoonaAnn ArborBarrieBloomington, IndianaBloomington–NormalBloomington, IllinoisNormalCantonChampaignCincinnatiColumbusDaytonEau ClaireElkhartEvansvilleFort WayneFox CitiesAppletonOshkoshIndianapolisJacksonJanesvilleBeloitKankakeeKingstonLa Crosse–OnalaskaLa CrosseOnalaskaLafayetteMadisonMahoning ValleyYoungstownMinneapolis–Saint PaulMinneapolisSaint PaulGreater MontrealLongueuilMontrealNational Capital RegionOttawaGatineauPittsburghPeoriaPeterboroughRockfordRochester, MinnesotaSaguenaySt. CloudSioux FallsSpringfieldSudburyurban neighbourhoodsSyracuseTerre HauteTrois-RivièresUtica–RomeQuad CitiesBettendorfDavenportEast MolineMolineRock IslandGreater QuebecElizabethtownKansas CityLouisvilleTopekaWheelingQuebec City–Windsor CorridorGolden HorseshoeGreater Toronto and Hamilton AreaDetroit–WindsorGreater PittsburghMetro EastOther megaregions