Winona, Minnesota, United States

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city county seat

Winona, Minnesota, United States, is a historic Mississippi River city known for its 19th-century architecture, river bluffs, and cultural institutions such as Winona State University and the Minnesota Marine Art Museum.

Aliases (1)

Winona, Minnesota ×1

Statements (48)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	city → county seat →
borderedBy	Wisconsin (across Mississippi River) →
country	United States →
county	Winona County NERFINISHED →
foundedAs	Winona →
hasAirport	Winona Municipal Airport – Max Conrad Field →
hasAreaCode	507 →
hasCollege	Minnesota State College Southeast NERFINISHED → Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota →
hasCulturalEvent	Boats and Bluegrass Festival → Frozen River Film Festival → Great River Shakespeare Festival → Mid West Music Fest →
hasEducationalInstitution	Cotter Schools → Winona Senior High School NERFINISHED →
hasGovernmentType	mayor–council government →
hasHistoricDistrict	Winona Commercial Historic District → Winona Residential Historic District NERFINISHED →
hasHistoricSignificance	19th-century river town →
hasLake	Lake Winona NERFINISHED →
hasLandmark	Garvin Heights overlook → Sugar Loaf (bluff) → Winona Bridge NERFINISHED →
hasMuseum	Minnesota Marine Art Museum NERFINISHED → Polish Cultural Institute and Museum →
hasPark	Lake Park NERFINISHED →
hasPostalCode	55987 →
hasRailService	Amtrak Empire Builder NERFINISHED →
hasRiverFeature	Latsch Island NERFINISHED →
hasTimeZoneDST	Central Daylight Time NERFINISHED →
hasTransportation	U.S. Route 14 NERFINISHED → U.S. Route 61 NERFINISHED →
hasUniversity	Winona State University NERFINISHED →
isCountySeatOf	Winona County NERFINISHED →
knownFor	19th-century architecture → Minnesota Marine Art Museum → Mississippi River scenery → Winona State University → cultural institutions → river bluffs →
locatedIn	Midwestern United States →
locatedInRegion	Driftless Area →
locatedInTimeZone	Central Time Zone →
locatedOn	Mississippi River NERFINISHED →
namedAfter	Winona (Dakota legendary figure) →
partOf	Upper Mississippi River Valley →
state	Minnesota →

Referenced by (2)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
James Earle Fraser →	birthPlace
Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge ("Winona, Minnesota") →	nearestCity