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Minnesota commercial real estate data, county by county.
The Census Bureau estimates 5,793,151 residents in Minnesota on July 1, 2024. Every one of its 87 county-equivalents has a data page built from federal sources, each figure carrying its publisher and the period it describes.
- Population, July 1, 2024
- 5,793,151
- Households
- 2,307,955
- Median household income
- $89,062
- Gross domestic product, 2025
- $531.46 bn
- Unemployment rate
- 4.4 percent
Minnesota statutes and Minnesota agency publications
What changes the underwriting in Minnesota?
Metro area plan conformity
Under Minnesota law, a local government may not adopt an official control that conflicts with its comprehensive plan, and may not adopt one that permits activity conflicting with metropolitan system plans. If an amendment to the comprehensive plan creates a conflict with an existing official control, the official control must be brought back into conformance within nine months of that plan amendment.
- Official controls must not conflict with the comprehensive plan
- Official controls must not permit activity conflicting with metropolitan system plans
- Nine month deadline to correct a control that conflicts with an amended comprehensive plan
Source: Minnesota Office of the Revisor of Statutes, History: 1976 c 127 s 16 ; 1977 c 347 s 68, retrieved 26 September 2026.
Subdivision park fee earmarking
A Minnesota city that accepts a cash fee instead of a subdivision land dedication may spend that money only on acquiring or improving parks, recreational facilities, playgrounds, trails, wetlands, or open space, and never on their ongoing operation or maintenance.
Source: Minnesota Office of the Revisor of Statutes, Recent History 2013 Subd. 2b Amended 2013 c 85 art 5 s 41, retrieved 26 September 2026.
Size tiered environmental review
A Minnesota rule sets two floor space ladders for a mandatory environmental assessment worksheet, by class of city. A new or expanded warehousing or light industrial facility triggers it from 150,000 square feet in an unincorporated area up to 600,000 square feet in a first class city. Any other new or expanded industrial, commercial, or institutional facility triggers it from 100,000 square feet in an unincorporated area up to 400,000 square feet in a first class city.
Source: Minnesota Office of the Revisor of Statutes, Published Electronically: April 10, 2026, retrieved 26 September 2026.
Minnesota statutes
What drives the Minnesota economy, and how is business taxed?
Corporate franchise tax rate
Minnesota taxes corporate income at a franchise tax rate of 9.8 percent.
- Corporate franchise tax rate9.8 percent
Source: Minnesota Office of the Revisor of Statutes, retrieved 26 September 2026.
State and local sales tax
Minnesota's general sales tax is 6.5 percent, plus an additional sales tax of 0.375 percent that is constitutionally required and expires July 1, 2034. A local government may add its own general sales tax only under a specific state law or if the tax already existed before January 1, 1982.
- General state sales tax rate6.5 percent
- Additional constitutionally required sales tax0.375 percent
Source: Minnesota Office of the Revisor of Statutes, Recent History 2016 Subd. 3 Amended 2016 c 189 art 14 s 2, retrieved 26 September 2026.
Border city enterprise zone credits
In a Minnesota border city enterprise zone of at least 100 acres, up to 400 acres total, qualifying businesses can get a sales tax exemption on construction materials and an income tax credit of up to $3,000 per employee per year for additional workers.
- Minimum designated zone size100 acres
- Maximum total zone acreage per city400 acres
- Per employee income tax credit cap$3,000
Source: Minnesota Office of the Revisor of Statutes, Recent History 2019 Subd. 4 Amended 2019 c 6 art 5 s 4, retrieved 26 September 2026.
Commercial property classification
Minnesota taxes commercial and industrial property as class 3a using a classification rate rather than a flat assessment ratio: 1.5 percent of the first $150,000 of a parcel's market value, and 2.0 percent of the value above that.
- First tier market value threshold$150,000
- Classification rate, first tier1.5 percent
- Classification rate, remaining value2 percent
Source: Minnesota Office of the Revisor of Statutes, 2023 Subd. 24 Amended 2023 c 63 art 2 s 4, retrieved 26 September 2026.
Minnesota statutes
What does Minnesota law require before a site is developed?
Zoning enabling law
Cities and counties get their zoning power from separate state laws. A city must hold a public hearing before adopting or amending a zoning ordinance, on notice published at least ten days before the hearing. Minnesota authorizes a county with fewer than 300,000 people under the 1950 federal census to carry on county planning and zoning activities. A county's hearing on adopting or amending a zoning ordinance or other official control follows a different notice procedure than the county's general ten day published notice rule.
Source: Minnesota Office of the Revisor of Statutes, Recent History 2024 Subd. 7 Amended 2024 c 85 s 104, retrieved 26 September 2026.
Comprehensive plan consistency
A city's planning agency must hold at least one public hearing, on notice published at least ten days before the hearing, before the city adopts or amends its comprehensive plan. A local governmental unit whose official controls must not conflict with metropolitan system plans must also correct, within nine months of a comprehensive plan amendment, any official control the amendment puts in conflict with the amended plan.
Source: Minnesota Office of the Revisor of Statutes, Recent History 2019 Subd. 1 Amended 2019 c 3 art 3 s 109, retrieved 26 September 2026.
Environmental impact statement requirement
Minnesota Statutes section 116D.04, titled 'Environmental Impact Statements,' requires a detailed environmental impact statement where there is potential for significant environmental effects from a major governmental action. The same section directs the board to establish, by rule, the categories of actions that require an environmental impact statement or an environmental assessment worksheet, and the board's rules set mandatory categories that apply regardless of a permitting agency's own judgment.
Source: Minnesota Office of the Revisor of Statutes, Recent History 2025 Subd. 2a Amended 2025 c 1 art 6 s 3, retrieved 26 September 2026.
Minnesota statutes, Minnesota agency publications and federal agency publications
Which permits and hazards apply to a site in Minnesota?
Construction stormwater permit
A construction project that disturbs one acre or more of soil needs coverage under Minnesota's general construction stormwater permit from the Pollution Control Agency, permit number MNR100001, issued Aug. 1, 2023.
Source: Minnesota Pollution Control Agency, retrieved 26 September 2026.
Wetland replacement program
Minnesota law bars draining or filling a wetland, even partially, unless the loss is replaced by actions providing at least equal public value under an approved replacement plan. That plan can be approved directly, or through a local government unit's own comprehensive wetland protection and management plan approved by the board, or, where a permit to mine is required, through a mining reclamation plan approved by the commissioner.
Source: Minnesota Office of the Revisor of Statutes, Recent History 2024 Subd. 1 Amended 2024 c 90 art 3 s 78, retrieved 26 September 2026.
Lake Superior coastal program
A federal reference on state coastal zone boundaries describes Minnesota's coastal zone in three areas: the St. Louis River area in Carlton County south of Duluth, the city of Duluth and surrounding areas of urban growth and expansion to the north and west, and the North Shore between the Duluth city limits and the Canadian border, which includes portions of St. Louis, Lake, and Cook Counties. It points to Minnesota's Lake Superior Coastal Program Final Environmental Impact Statement, dated May 1999, for the precise boundary in a particular area of the state.
Source: NOAA Office for Coastal Management, February 9, 2012, retrieved 26 September 2026.
Statewide building code
Minnesota's State Building Code applies statewide and supersedes any city building code. It incorporates the 2018 International Building Code. A city that has in effect an ordinance adopting the code as of January 1, 2008 must continue to administer and enforce it, except a city with a population of less than 2,500 according to the last federal census that is located outside a metropolitan county is not required to continue administering and enforcing the code. The state sets ground snow load at 60 pounds per square foot in a list of named counties, and 50 pounds per square foot in all other counties.
Source: Minnesota Office of the Revisor of Statutes, 2013 Subd. 1 Amended 2013 c 85 art 2 s 9, retrieved 26 September 2026.
Census Bureau population estimates and 2020 Census
How many people live in Minnesota, and is the population growing?
- Population, July 1, 20245,793,151
- Population, April 1, 2020 estimates base5,706,692
- Change since the 2020 base1.52 percent
- Rank by population among the 50 states and DC22nd of 51
- Rank by growth since 2020 among the 50 states and DC31st of 51
- Share of residents in urban areas, 202071.9 percent
Net domestic and international migration, by year to July 1
- 2021: domestic -10,549, international +5,523
- 2022: domestic -29,472, international +21,405
- 2023: domestic -5,334, international +24,328
- 2024: domestic -1,161, international +29,540
Change since 2020 is MMCG Analytics arithmetic on the two published estimates; ranks order the 50 states and the District of Columbia by the published figure; the urban share divides the published urban count by the published total.
US Census Bureau, Population Estimates Program, Vintage 2024. US Census Bureau, 2020 Census Demographic and Housing Characteristics, table P2. Underlined figures are computed by MMCG Analytics; the rest are the agency's own figures for Minnesota.
Census Bureau American Community Survey
Who lives in Minnesota?
- Households2,307,955
- Median household income$89,062
- Median age38.8 years
- Residents under 1822.9 percent
- Residents 65 and over17.3 percent
- Adults 25 and over with a bachelor's degree or higher39.4 percent
- Median home value$329,300
- Median gross rent, per month$1,280
The three shares are MMCG Analytics arithmetic on published counts: the survey's age groups under 18 and 65 and over, and its degree counts, each divided by the published total.
US Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates, 2020 to 2024. Underlined figures are computed by MMCG Analytics; the rest are the agency's own figures for Minnesota.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, Local Area Unemployment Statistics
How many people are working in Minnesota?
- Labor force3,124,525
- Employed2,987,499
- Unemployed137,026
- Unemployment rate4.4 percent
US Bureau of Labor Statistics, Local Area Unemployment Statistics, August 2026, preliminary. Underlined figures are computed by MMCG Analytics; the rest are the agency's own figures for Minnesota.
Bureau of Economic Analysis, gross domestic product by state
How large is the Minnesota economy?
- Gross domestic product, 2025$531.46 bn
- Gross domestic product, 2024$507.69 bn
- Gross domestic product, 2023$483.22 bn
- Gross domestic product, 2022$457.39 bn
- Gross domestic product, 2021$416.14 bn
- Rank by 2025 gross domestic product among the 50 states and DC20th of 51
The rank orders the 50 states and the District of Columbia by the published figure.
US Bureau of Economic Analysis, Regional accounts, table SAGDP2, 2021 to 2025. Underlined figures are computed by MMCG Analytics; the rest are the agency's own figures for Minnesota.
SBA 7(a) and 504 loan records
How active is SBA lending in Minnesota?
- 7(a) loans approved, FY2020 to FY202610,543
- 7(a) approval dollars, FY2020 to FY2026$4.56 bn
- Rank by 7(a) loan count among the 50 states and DC, FY2020 to FY202612th of 51
- 504 loans approved, FY2010 to FY20264,617
- 504 approval dollars, FY2010 to FY2026$3.13 bn
- Rank by 504 loan count among the 50 states and DC, FY2010 to FY20265th of 51
Most active 7(a) lenders, by loans approved, FY2020 to FY2026
- U.S. Bank, National Association: 1,249 loans
- The Huntington National Bank: 685 loans
- BankVista: 567 loans
- Old National Bank: 490 loans
- Wells Fargo Bank National Association: 332 loans
Most active Certified Development Companies, by 504 loans, FY2010 to FY2026
- Midwest Business Finance Corporation: 1,846 loans
- Twin Cities-Metro Certified Development Company: 1,173 loans
- Amplio Economic Development Corporation: 726 loans
- Central Minnesota Development Company: 321 loans
- Southeastern Minnesota 504 Development Corporation: 271 loans
Industries with the most 7(a) loans, FY2020 to FY2026
- Full-Service Restaurants: 403 loans
- Limited-Service Restaurants: 301 loans
- Landscaping Services: 228 loans
- All Other Specialty Trade Contractors: 211 loans
- Fitness and Recreational Sports Centers: 197 loans
Every figure here is MMCG Analytics arithmetic over the SBA's loan-level records whose project state is Minnesota: counts of records, sums of the gross approval amount, and ranks among the 50 states and the District of Columbia. These are approvals, not disbursements or balances.
US Small Business Administration, 7(a) FOIA loan records, FY2020 to FY2026, records as of 2026-06-30. US Small Business Administration, 504 FOIA loan records, FY2010 to FY2026, records as of 2026-06-30. Underlined figures are computed by MMCG Analytics; the rest are the agency's own figures for Minnesota.
FEMA NFIP Community Status Book and EPA radon zones
How do flood insurance and radon screening stand in Minnesota?
- Communities participating in the NFIP640
- Communities earning a Community Rating System discount, classes 1 to 99
- Counties in EPA radon zone 1, the highest predicted level68
- Counties in EPA radon zone 219
- Counties in EPA radon zone 30
Communities by Community Rating System class (class 1 earns the largest discount, class 10 none)
- Class 5: 2
- Class 6: 2
- Class 7: 1
- Class 8: 2
- Class 9: 2
- Class 10: 4
Every figure here is MMCG Analytics counting over the agency's own list: FEMA's community rows for the state, and the state's county records by EPA radon zone. Radon zones are county-wide predictions, never a site measurement.
FEMA, NFIP Community Status Book, as of 2026-09-26. US EPA, Map of Radon Zones, 2024-05 publication, EPA 402/A-16/001. Underlined figures are computed by MMCG Analytics; the rest are the agency's own figures for Minnesota.
What do jobs in Minnesota pay, county by county?
- Combined county product, 2024$507.69 bn
- Covered employment, summed over counties2,835,422
- Average annual pay, weighted by county employment$72,400
The average annual pay of $72,400 is weighted by each county's covered employment, not averaged across counties, so a large labor market counts for more than a small one.
US Bureau of Economic Analysis, Regional, table CAGDP2, through 2024. US Bureau of Labor Statistics, Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages, 2024 annual averages. Every figure in this section is computed by MMCG Analytics from the county records on this site.
How many businesses are in Minnesota?
- Business establishments, summed over counties153,615
- Establishments per 1,000 residents of those counties26.8
- Employment at those establishments2,686,769
- Annual payroll$182.05 bn
US Census Bureau, County Business Patterns, 2023. Every figure in this section is computed by MMCG Analytics from the county records on this site.
Building permits in Minnesota
- Housing units permitted, summed over counties20,913
- Permitted construction value$6.36 bn
- Units permitted per 1,000 households9.1
US Census Bureau, Building Permits Survey, 2024 annual. Every figure in this section is computed by MMCG Analytics from the county records on this site.
SBA loan charge-off rates in Minnesota
- 7(a) charge-off rate over resolved loans5.20 percent
- Resolved 7(a) loans behind that rate2,899
- 7(a) loans charged off151
- 504 charge-off rate over resolved loans2.60 percent
- Resolved 504 loans behind that rate1,533
- 504 loans charged off40
Of the 2,899 Minnesota 7(a) loans that have reached a final outcome, 5.20 percent were charged off. The rate is taken over loans resolved in a window starting in FY2020, so it leans toward early outcomes and is not a lifetime loss rate.
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US Small Business Administration, 7(a) FOIA release, FY2020 to FY2026 year to date, as of 2026-06-30. US Small Business Administration, 504 FOIA release, FY2010 to FY2026 year to date, as of 2026-06-30. Every figure in this section is computed by MMCG Analytics from the county records on this site.
How large is Minnesota?
- Land area, summed over counties79,624 sq mi
- County-equivalents87
- People per square mile, county records72
US Census Bureau county boundary geometry, TIGER, adjacency computed from shared boundary vertices, TIGER county boundaries. US Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2020-2024 5-year. Every figure in this section is computed by MMCG Analytics from the county records on this site.
Which are the largest counties in Minnesota?
| Geography | Population | Median income | Establishments | County GDP | SBA approvals |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hennepin County | 1,269,496 | $97,653 | 40,486 | $193.62 bn | 3,843 |
| Ramsey County | 542,945 | $81,568 | 13,677 | $56.26 bn | 1,341 |
| Dakota County | 445,771 | $106,318 | 10,964 | $37.14 bn | 1,078 |
| Anoka County | 370,349 | $101,869 | 8,438 | $20.60 bn | 1,142 |
| Washington County | 276,238 | $115,345 | 6,542 | $17.08 bn | 711 |
| St. Louis County | 200,123 | $70,069 | 5,360 | $13.87 bn | 427 |
| Olmsted County | 164,498 | $95,406 | 3,754 | $15.73 bn | 213 |
| Stearns County | 160,865 | $77,066 | 4,474 | $12.62 bn | 553 |
| Scott County | 154,557 | $119,314 | 3,655 | $10.95 bn | 412 |
| Wright County | 148,269 | $107,209 | 3,680 | $7.31 bn | 441 |
Counties
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| Geography | Population | Median income | Establishments | County GDP | SBA approvals | Land area, sq mi |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aitkin County | 16,056 | $60,833 | 415 | $673.7 m | 39 | 1,822 |
| Anoka County | 370,349 | $101,869 | 8,438 | $20.60 bn | 1,142 | 423 |
| Becker County | 35,343 | $71,388 | 956 | $2.06 bn | 67 | 1,315 |
| Beltrami County | 46,512 | $68,975 | 1,250 | $2.52 bn | 252 | 2,505 |
| Benton County | 41,593 | $74,410 | 975 | $2.40 bn | 141 | 408 |
| Big Stone County | 5,127 | $70,400 | 178 | $336.4 m | 10 | 499 |
| Blue Earth County | 69,871 | $74,477 | 1,992 | $5.64 bn | 196 | 748 |
| Brown County | 25,800 | $69,378 | 786 | $2.01 bn | 39 | 611 |
| Carlton County | 36,518 | $80,573 | 708 | $1.91 bn | 61 | 861 |
| Carver County | 110,041 | $125,946 | 2,714 | $7.61 bn | 294 | 354 |
| Cass County | 30,992 | $68,874 | 891 | $1.36 bn | 116 | 2,022 |
| Chippewa County | 12,377 | $71,458 | 372 | $773.8 m | 21 | 581 |
| Chisago County | 57,991 | $99,400 | 1,358 | $2.24 bn | 136 | 415 |
| Clay County | 66,059 | $81,172 | 1,306 | $2.92 bn | 162 | 1,045 |
| Clearwater County | 8,616 | $64,475 | 202 | $393.4 m | 37 | 999 |
| Cook County | 5,635 | $72,638 | 292 | $388.3 m | 31 | 1,452 |
| Cottonwood County | 11,458 | $72,941 | 325 | $865.1 m | 13 | 639 |
| Crow Wing County | 67,686 | $72,589 | 2,283 | $4.04 bn | 254 | 999 |
| Dakota County | 445,771 | $106,318 | 10,964 | $37.14 bn | 1,078 | 562 |
| Dodge County | 21,045 | $95,739 | 427 | $1.07 bn | 35 | 439 |
| Douglas County | 39,575 | $79,043 | 1,394 | $2.86 bn | 166 | 637 |
| Faribault County | 13,914 | $66,815 | 379 | $788.4 m | 21 | 712 |
| Fillmore County | 21,414 | $77,512 | 577 | $877.0 m | 42 | 861 |
| Freeborn County | 30,623 | $71,023 | 755 | $1.74 bn | 59 | 707 |
| Goodhue County | 47,943 | $84,171 | 1,294 | $3.92 bn | 73 | 757 |
| Grant County | 6,127 | $73,917 | 206 | $367.0 m | 7 | 548 |
| Hennepin County | 1,269,496 | $97,653 | 40,486 | $193.62 bn | 3,843 | 554 |
| Houston County | 18,653 | $79,825 | 394 | $810.3 m | 15 | 552 |
| Hubbard County | 21,831 | $71,995 | 630 | $968.2 m | 88 | 926 |
| Isanti County | 42,596 | $87,440 | 1,004 | $1.59 bn | 114 | 436 |
| Itasca County | 45,275 | $68,603 | 1,175 | $2.58 bn | 91 | 2,668 |
| Jackson County | 9,933 | $75,743 | 304 | $881.0 m | 12 | 703 |
| Kanabec County | 16,390 | $71,460 | 314 | $548.8 m | 52 | 522 |
| Kandiyohi County | 44,079 | $76,592 | 1,416 | $3.14 bn | 169 | 797 |
| Kittson County | 4,084 | $76,100 | 144 | $222.9 m | 3 | 1,099 |
| Koochiching County | 11,833 | $66,940 | 367 | $642.7 m | 24 | 3,104 |
| Lac qui Parle County | 6,682 | $74,432 | 197 | $435.0 m | 7 | 765 |
| Lake County | 10,879 | $75,541 | 340 | $564.7 m | 49 | 2,109 |
| Lake of the Woods County | 3,821 | $77,546 | 154 | $242.0 m | 28 | 1,298 |
| Le Sueur County | 29,113 | $94,968 | 722 | $1.24 bn | 55 | 449 |
| Lincoln County | 5,603 | $69,694 | 183 | $588.3 m | 8 | 537 |
| Lyon County | 25,503 | $75,303 | 814 | $2.10 bn | 43 | 715 |
| Mahnomen County | 5,358 | $59,441 | 98 | $249.4 m | 16 | 558 |
| Marshall County | 8,909 | $72,543 | 259 | $439.4 m | 10 | 1,775 |
| Martin County | 19,780 | $59,507 | 597 | $1.43 bn | 31 | 712 |
| McLeod County | 36,798 | $80,084 | 956 | $2.40 bn | 163 | 491 |
| Meeker County | 23,468 | $75,446 | 606 | $1.59 bn | 40 | 608 |
| Mille Lacs County | 27,125 | $72,729 | 742 | $1.16 bn | 70 | 572 |
| Morrison County | 34,249 | $69,446 | 933 | $1.50 bn | 72 | 1,125 |
| Mower County | 40,343 | $73,074 | 800 | $2.99 bn | 42 | 711 |
| Murray County | 8,097 | $74,033 | 269 | $721.5 m | 18 | 705 |
| Nicollet County | 34,411 | $79,756 | 685 | $1.98 bn | 75 | 448 |
| Nobles County | 22,041 | $66,101 | 574 | $1.90 bn | 22 | 715 |
| Norman County | 6,367 | $72,260 | 175 | $246.2 m | 38 | 873 |
| Olmsted County | 164,498 | $95,406 | 3,754 | $15.73 bn | 213 | 653 |
| Otter Tail County | 60,475 | $72,255 | 1,730 | $3.28 bn | 162 | 1,972 |
| Pennington County | 13,791 | $77,325 | 365 | $2.74 bn | 16 | 617 |
| Pine County | 29,640 | $71,146 | 627 | $994.9 m | 72 | 1,411 |
| Pipestone County | 9,284 | $69,628 | 312 | $988.4 m | 8 | 465 |
| Polk County | 30,705 | $73,107 | 733 | $1.69 bn | 108 | 1,971 |
| Pope County | 11,418 | $76,220 | 323 | $750.3 m | 27 | 670 |
| Ramsey County | 542,945 | $81,568 | 13,677 | $56.26 bn | 1,341 | 152 |
| Red Lake County | 3,915 | $77,188 | 89 | $247.9 m | 6 | 432 |
| Redwood County | 15,350 | $67,866 | 509 | $1.49 bn | 16 | 879 |
| Renville County | 14,558 | $70,625 | 474 | $1.19 bn | 20 | 983 |
| Rice County | 67,917 | $83,181 | 1,600 | $4.08 bn | 140 | 496 |
| Rock County | 9,621 | $71,295 | 279 | $991.7 m | 28 | 482 |
| Roseau County | 15,302 | $74,474 | 429 | $1.70 bn | 10 | 1,672 |
| Scott County | 154,557 | $119,314 | 3,655 | $10.95 bn | 412 | 356 |
| Sherburne County | 100,560 | $105,466 | 2,251 | $4.90 bn | 352 | 433 |
| Sibley County | 15,005 | $77,634 | 359 | $722.3 m | 24 | 589 |
| St. Louis County | 200,123 | $70,069 | 5,360 | $13.87 bn | 427 | 6,247 |
| Stearns County | 160,865 | $77,066 | 4,474 | $12.62 bn | 553 | 1,343 |
| Steele County | 37,439 | $84,196 | 1,024 | $2.87 bn | 83 | 430 |
| Stevens County | 9,739 | $75,733 | 318 | $816.3 m | 14 | 564 |
| Swift County | 9,748 | $60,412 | 301 | $799.9 m | 20 | 742 |
| Todd County | 25,575 | $67,662 | 579 | $1.14 bn | 35 | 945 |
| Traverse County | 3,243 | $62,989 | 121 | $347.5 m | 4 | 574 |
| Wabasha County | 21,565 | $82,007 | 556 | $1.09 bn | 30 | 523 |
| Wadena County | 14,256 | $61,467 | 399 | $744.5 m | 55 | 536 |
| Waseca County | 18,885 | $76,261 | 426 | $1.26 bn | 38 | 423 |
| Washington County | 276,238 | $115,345 | 6,542 | $17.08 bn | 711 | 384 |
| Watonwan County | 11,205 | $71,699 | 280 | $610.8 m | 10 | 435 |
| Wilkin County | 6,371 | $71,410 | 145 | $385.5 m | 3 | 751 |
| Winona County | 49,779 | $70,744 | 1,145 | $2.96 bn | 77 | 626 |
| Wright County | 148,269 | $107,209 | 3,680 | $7.31 bn | 441 | 661 |
| Yellow Medicine County | 9,451 | $74,000 | 324 | $784.2 m | 13 | 759 |
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Questions
Minnesota questions, answered from this page.
What is the population of Minnesota?
The Census Bureau estimates 5,793,151 residents on July 1, 2024 (Population Estimates Program, Vintage 2024).
What is the unemployment rate in Minnesota?
4.4 percent in August 2026, preliminary, seasonally adjusted, as published by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
How many SBA 7(a) loans were approved in Minnesota?
10,543 loans with a project in Minnesota, counted by MMCG Analytics from the SBA's 7(a) loan records, FY2020 to FY2026, records as of 2026-06-30.
How many counties does Minnesota have?
87. Each has a page on this site covering population, income, business establishments, employment and wages, building permits, SBA lending and hazard records.
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