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Owatonna City In Minnesota
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Population: 25,625 (2014)
Owatonna, Minnesota Utility Services:
Electric Service:
(507) 451-2480,provides electrical service along with Alliant Energy, (800) 255-4268, Xcel Energy, (800) 895-4999, TDD/TTY (800)-288-5533
Water Service:
(507) 451-2480 provides domestic water service. All water in the OPU system is well water, it is pumped from the Jordan Aquifers located under the city
Owatonna Minnesota (55060-1960) is the county seat of Steele County. Owatonna was first settled around the Straight River in 1854, was later incorporated as a town in 1858 and eventually as a city on February 23, 1865. This 14.62 square mile city boast a population of 25,599 residents as of the 2010 census.
This city is an economic nerve center of Southern Minnesota—Federated Insurance, Bosch, and Lowe’s are some of the big-name employers in Owatonna. Besides being an economic hub for Minnesota, Owatonna’s location at the crossing of Highway 14 and Highway 218 and proximity to Interstate 35 make it an attractive and easily accessible residential location. With 10,068 households and 6,737 families calling Owatonna home in 2010; Owatonna is a great place to raise a family.
Not only is Owatonna a wonderful place to live, it is also a great place to visit. With many popular attractions, there is never a dull moment. Some of the most popular sites to see include, The Reptile and Amphibian Discovery Zoo, home to “Big Al”, a 12-foot long alligator and also other animals such as turtles and lizards. The Owatonna Arts Center housed in a building more than a century old. It hosts artists from all over America. The Steele County Historic Center has preserved artifacts from the area’s past and is a great place for a day’s visit. Oak View Pumpkin Patch is a favorite with locals wishing to host events and parties. The nursery offers activities for the entire family. These include rides, golf, slides, etc. The historic district comprises twelve city blocks including the sights of National Farmers Bank built in 1908, now housing a branch of Wells Fargo Bank.
The area has many architecturally significant landmarks and offers great shopping. The Little Professor Book Center, Kottke Jewelers, Owatonna Shoe, and The Rustique Consignment are but a few of the shops that will charm you with their wares and service. Owatonna also offers many enriching activities that won’t cost you anything; for example, you can take a walk on Morehouse Bridge, visit Lake Kohlmier Beach, enjoy skating on Straight River during winter, and go hiking on the Buxton and Muckle Trails.
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