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Vermillion Highlands was established in 2006 as a 2,282 acre parcel to be jointly managed by the University of Minnesota and the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) in conjunction with Dakota County. It is located in Dakota County adjacent to the University of Minnesota Outreach, Research and Education (UMore) Park. The 3 parties selected the Center for Rural Design at the University to develop this concept master plan.
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This is a practical guidebook to navigating the Wabash River and traveling along the river its entire length from Ft. Recovery, Ohio, through Indiana, to its confluence with the Ohio River at the Indiana/Illinois border. It includes detailed navigational charts, geographic and historical information about the river, along with the location of landmarks, hazards, bridges, ramps, tributaries, fuel and supplies. It contains a section called "Reading the River," which has advice for traveling the river safely. It also includes GPS readings, aerial photos, and descriptions and maps of roads adjacent or leading to the river.