Minnesota
Minnesota Famous
People listed are almost always native to the state. We do (on occasion) include those that have either lived within a state for most of their adult life, or have made a significant contribution to the state in their personal endeavors.A
- Walter Abel actor
- Peter Agre biologist
- Frank Albertson actor
- Catie Anderson model, actress
- Dan Anderson psychologist
- Larry Anderson actor
- Liz Anderson singer, songwriter
- Loni Anderson actress
- Louie Anderson comedian
- Richard Dean Anderson actor
- LaVerne Andrews singer
- Maxene Andrews singer
- Patti Andrews singer
- Dave Arneson game designer
- James Arness actor
- Jeanne Arth tennis player
- Hy Averback actor, director, producer
- Lew Ayres actor
- Robert Lee "Bob" Backlund wrestler, actor
- Bill Baker hockey player
- Earl Bakken founder medtronic
- Keith Ballard hockey player
- Ann Bancroft author, explorer
- Margaret Frances Culkin Baning author
- Dennis Banks author, activist, teacher
- Marion Barber III football player
- Lynsey Bartilson actress
- Charles Baxter author
- Jason Behr actor
- Troy Bell basketball player
- Cylde Bellecourt native american civil rights organizer
- Chief Bender baseball player
- Tony Benshoof olympic luger
- Patty Berg golfer
- Tim Bergland hockey player
- Jessica Biel actress
- Matt Birk football player
- Jason Blake hockey player
- Michael Bland drummer
- David Bloom journalist
- Carol Bly author
- Robert Bly poet, author
- Brian Bonin hockey player
- Wayne Boring comic book artist
- Jim Brandenburg photographer
- Dick Bremer sports broadcaster
- Joe Brinkman umpire
- Herbert Brooks hockey coach
- Neal Broten hockey player
- Jim Brower baseball player
- Aaron Brown broadcast journalist
- Vincent Bugliosi attorney, prosecutor
- Warren Burger jurist
- Tom Burgmeier baseball player
- Dominique Byrd football player
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- Melvin Calvin chemist, nobel prize winner
- Curt Carlson founder radisson hotels
- Gretchen Carlson television host
- Kelly Carlson actress
- Dave Casper football player
- Tracy Caulkins olympic gold medal swimmer
- Cepia musician, composer
- Ethan Coen director, screenwriter, producer
- Joel Coen director, screenwriter, producer
- William Colby cia director
- Mo Collins actress
- Rachael Leigh Cook actress
- Marisa Coughlan actress
- Arlene Dahl actress
- Ian Anthony Dale actor
- H. David and Dotty Dalquist entrepreneurs, inventors
- Lena Davidson photographer
- William Demarest actor
- Carol Dempster actress
- Richard Dix actor
- William Douglas jurist
- Julia Duffy actress
- Bob Dylan singer, songwriter
- Kimberly Elise actress
- Louise Erdrich author
- Mike Farrell actor
- Francis Scott Fitzgerald author
- Larry Fitzgerald, Jr. football player
- Ed Flanders actor
- James Earle Fraser sculptor
- Wanda Gag author, illustrator
- Laverne "Verne" Gagne wrestler, football player
- Judy Garland actress, singer
- Jean Paul Getty founder getty oil
- Terry Gilliam actor, writer, director
- Genevieve Gorder actress
- Peter Graves actor
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Minnesota Cities, Counties & Area Codes
City | County | Area Code |
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Aitkin | Aitkin | 218 |
Minneapolis | Anoka | 763 |
Detroit Lakes | Becker | 218 |
Bemidji | Beltrami | 218 |
Sauk Rapids | Benton | 320 |
Ortonville | Big Stone | 320 |
Mankato | Blue Earth | 507 |
New Ulm | Brown | 507 |
Cloquet | Carlton | 218 |
Chaska | Carver | 952 |
Cass Lake | Cass | 218 |
Montevideo | Chippewa | 320 |
North Branch | Chisago | 651 |
Moorhead | Clay | 218 |
Bagley | Clearwater | 218 |
Grand Marais | Cook | 218 |
Windom | Cottonwood | 507 |
Brainerd | Crow Wing | 218 |
Saint Paul | Dakota | 651 |
Kasson | Dodge | 507 |
Alexandria | Douglas | 320 |
Blue Earth | Faribault | 507 |
Chatfield | Fillmore | 507 |
Albert Lea | Freeborn | 507 |
Red Wing | Goodhue | 651 |
Elbow Lake | Grant | 218 |
Minneapolis | Hennepin | 612 |
La Crescent | Houston | 507 |
Park Rapids | Hubbard | 218 |
Cambridge | Isanti | 763 |
Grand Rapids | Itasca | 218 |
Jackson | Jackson | 507 |
Mora | Kanabec | 320 |
Willmar | Kandiyohi | 320 |
Hallock | Kittson | 218 |
International Falls | Koochiching | 218 |
Madison | Lac Qui Parle | 320 |
Two Harbors | Lake | 218 |
Baudette | Lake of the Woods | 218 |
Le Sueur | Le Sueur | 507 |
Tyler | Lincoln | 507 |
Marshall | Lyon | 507 |
Mahnomen | Mahnomen | 218 |
Warren | Marshall | 218 |
Fairmont | Martin | 507 |
Hutchinson | McLeod | 320 |
Litchfield | Meeker | 320 |
Princeton | Mille Lacs | 763 |
Little Falls | Morrison | 320 |
Austin | Mower | 507 |
Slayton | Murray | 507 |
Mankato | Nicollet | 507 |
Worthington | Nobles | 507 |
Ada | Norman | 218 |
Rochester | Olmsted | 507 |
Fergus Falls | Otter Tail | 218 |
Thief River Falls | Pennington | 218 |
Pine City | Pine | 320 |
Pipestone | Pipestone | 507 |
East Grand Forks | Polk | 218 |
Glenwood | Pope | 320 |
Saint Paul | Ramsey | 651 |
Red Lake Falls | Red Lake | 218 |
Redwood Falls | Redwood | 507 |
Olivia | Renville | 320 |
Faribault | Rice | 507 |
Luverne | Rock | 507 |
Roseau | Roseau | 218 |
Duluth | Saint Louis | 218 |
Shakopee | Scott | 952 |
Elk River | Sherburne | 763 |
Arlington | Sibley | 507 |
Saint Cloud | Stearns | 320 |
Owatonna | Steele | 507 |
Morris | Stevens | 320 |
Benson | Swift | 320 |
Long Prairie | Todd | 320 |
Wheaton | Traverse | 320 |
Lake City | Wabasha | 651 |
Wadena | Wadena | 218 |
Waseca | Waseca | 507 |
Saint Paul | Washington | 651 |
Saint James | Watonwan | 507 |
Breckenridge | Wilkin | 218 |
Winona | Winona | 507 |
Buffalo | Wright | 763 |
Granite Falls | Yellow Medicine | 320 |
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This page was last updated on April 7, 2017.