Talk:West St. Paul, Minnesota

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Minnesota Mid‑importance

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Stassen is dead, but still worthy of notation. Kroc is dead too, but nobody took her out.

Marthaler Hill

There seems to be an edit dispute between another user and I over weather or not Marthaler Hill is the highest point in Dakota County. I found a website from a man who went to the high points of every county in Minnesota and he lists Buck Hill as the highest point. http://cohp.org/mn/Dakota_1.html. Also after a look on Google Earth I found two other places in Dakota County that have a high elevation then Marthaler Hill, one is located just south of Buck Hill in Lakeville, and the other is located in Apple Valley. Jay Ann 08:21, 7 July 2007 (UTC)

geography

The article states: "The quirky naming in part comes from the fact that the city is on the "west" bank of the Mississippi River—the river flows toward the east at this point." Aside from being logically amiss (how can something flowing east have a west bank?), a look at a map shows this to be inaccurate. The river forms the land of West St. Paul into a peninsula, flowing northeast, east, then south around it.

- Jack Vermicelli, 2warped@gmail.com 98.243.83.191 (talk) 23:03, 1 December 2009 (UTC)[reply]

Religion

Does a city really have a religion? And if we are listing churches in the area, should there not be an effort to list all of them? — Preceding unsigned comment added by Peter.edstrom (talk • contribs) 18:43, 31 October 2016 (UTC)[reply]