A LIST OF MINNESOTA GAME AND WILD-LIFE REFUGES, WITH 



APPROXIMATE AREA OF EACH COMPLETE 



TO JANUARY 1, 1919 



Game Refuges 



Superior Game Refuge 1,290,000 acres 



Minnetonka Game Refuge 69,000 " 



Itasca County Game Refuge 69,120 " 



Minnesota River Game Refuge 15,000 " 



Beltrami County Game Refuge . 12,800 " 



Waseca County Game Refuge 23,360 " 



Polk County Game Refuge, No. 1 83,840 " 



Polk County Game Refuge, No. 2 7,040 " 



Nicollet County Game Refuge 13,680 " 



Roseau County Game Refuge . 46,080 " 



Pine County Game Refuge 1 15,840 " 



Winona County Game Refuge, Wiscoy Valley 8,425 " 



Winona County Game Refuge, Gilmore Valley 2,580 ' 



St. Louis County Game Refuge, T. 60-20 and T. 59-20 46,080 " 



St. Louis County Game Refuge, T. 57-19 and part of T. 57-20 30,720 " 



St. Louis County Game Refuge . 21,760 " 



Morrison County Game Refuge, No. 1 16,000 " 



Kandiyohi County Game Refuge 10,740 " 



Anoka County Game Refuge 2,000 " 



Wild-Life Refuges 



Ramsey County Wild-Life Refuge 5,000 " 



St. Croix River Wild- Life Refuge (Washington County) 3,000 " 



Martin County Wild-Life Refuge 760 " 



Morrison County Wild- Life Refuge, No. 2 1,060 " 



State Forests (Also Game Refuges) 



Burntside State Forest. 20,000 " 



Pillsbury State Forest 1,000 " 



State Parks (Also Wild-Life Refuges') 



Itasca State Park 22,000 " 



Jay Cooke State Park 4,000 " 



Fort Ridgley State Park 160 " 



Minneopa State Park 114 " 



Interstate State Park 110 " 



Ramsey State Park 80 " 



Austin State Park 50 " 



Camp Release State Park 12 " 



Federal Bird Reserve 



Spirit Island Bird Reserve (Mille Lacs County) 2 " 



Total 1,941,413 acres 



