Place
Duluth
Also known as: Duluth, MN, Duluth, Minnesota
Minnesota's port city (~85,000) at the western tip of Lake Superior — the largest freshwater port in the world by tonnage. Originally Anishinaabe (Ojibwe) territory; the Mesabi-Iron-Range mining era and Lake Superior shipping shaped the city through the 20th century. The directory's Duluth anchor is Whole Foods Co-op (1970), one of the country's senior food cooperatives, with two locations and 170 local-vendor partnerships.
What this is
Duluth sits at the western tip of Lake Superior, where the lake meets the St. Louis River estuary. Originally Anishinaabe (Ojibwe) territory; [[san-francisco|the city]] grew through mining (Mesabi Iron Range to the north) and [[great-lakes|Great Lakes]] shipping in the 19th and 20th centuries. The contemporary identity is built around the lake, the substantial outdoor-recreation economy, the University of Minnesota Duluth, and a long-running independent natural-foods culture anchored by Whole Foods Co-op.
Listings in Duluth
- [[whole-foods-co-op-duluth]] — two-location consumer-owned cooperative, since 1970 (Hillside + Denfeld)
Bioregional context
Files under [[great-lakes]]. Pairs with [[minneapolis]] for the Minnesota food-coop coverage and with [[detroit]] across the lakes for the bioregion’s principal urban anchors.
See also
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- Member of: [[place]]
- Contained by: [[great-lakes]]
- Contains: [[whole-foods-co-op-duluth]]
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Practical
contained by
- Whole Foods Co-op (Duluth) Duluth's two-location consumer-owned natural-foods cooperative since 1970
General
shares approach with
- Great Lakes Region auto-linked from body mention
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