Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Test

Minnesota borders Manitoba and Ontario in Canada in the north, Lake Superior in the east, Wisconsin across the Mississippi River, Iowa in the south and Iowa in the south, and North Dakota in the west. The northernmost part of the continental United States (49 degrees 23 minutes north latitude) is in this state, so Minnesota is called the Polaris State. It covers an area of 2 1.9 million square kilometers, ranking 12 among 50 states. Population 5167101(2006). The capital is Sao Paulo.

Minnesota is an Indian word meaning "milky blue water". Originally inhabited by Chippewa and Sioux Indians.

The average height in Minnesota is 366 meters, the highest point is Eagle (70 1 m) and the lowest point is the surface of Lake Superior (183 m). Minnesota covers an area of 206,000 square kilometers (accounting for 2.25% of the total area of the United States). This is a famous state with many lakes. Some people say that there are more than 15000 lakes in Minnesota. Most of Minnesota is a plain weathered by many ice ages. But the southeastern part of the state is a moraine-free area, where there is no glacier flow. There, the Mississippi River crosses a rugged highland. In the northeast of the state are Tieshan and other low mountains. The part of Lake Superior in Minnesota is also the largest body of water in the state.

The temperature in Minnesota can be very high. Especially the cold in winter is very famous. 1February 2, 996, the lowest recorded temperature in Taowa was -5 1 Celsius. Interestingly, due to the influence of the Pacific Ocean current, Alaska tends to be warmer when it is very cold in Minnesota. At the same time, as a part of the Central American Plains, Minnesota is often very hot in summer. The highest temperature recorded in 19 17 and 1936 is 45.5℃, the average temperature in 1 month (coldest month) is-1/0.5℃, and the average temperature in July (hottest month) is 25℃. Average annual snowfall 126 cm.

Minnesota is famous for being cold in winter, but the temperature in the state in summer sometimes exceeds 46 degrees Celsius. The average maximum temperature of International Falls, a small town in the north of the state, in January is only-10 degrees Celsius, while the minimum temperature can be as low as -22 degrees Celsius. The average high and low temperature in July is between 26 degrees and 12 degrees. Minneapolis-Sao Paulo 1 month average high and low temperature is between minus 5 degrees and minus 14 degrees; The average high and low temperature in July is between 29- 17 degrees. The average annual rainfall in the northwest of the state is 48 cm, and that in the southeast is 8 1 cm. The snowfall in the southwest of the state is 5 1 cm, and the annual snowfall in the northeast can reach 178 cm.

The temperature in Minnesota can be very high. Especially the cold in winter is very famous. 1February 2, 996, the lowest recorded temperature in Taowa was -5 1 Celsius. Interestingly, due to the influence of the Pacific Ocean current, Alaska tends to be warmer when it is very cold in Minnesota. At the same time, as a part of the Central American Plains, Minnesota is often very hot in summer. The highest temperature recorded in 19 17 and 1936 is 45.5℃, the average temperature in 1 month (coldest month) is-1/0.5℃, and the average temperature in July (hottest month) is 25℃. Average annual snowfall 126 cm.

Minnesota is famous for being cold in winter, but the temperature in the state in summer sometimes exceeds 46 degrees Celsius. The average maximum temperature of International Falls, a small town in the north of the state, in January is only-10 degrees Celsius, while the minimum temperature can be as low as -22 degrees Celsius. The average high and low temperature in July is between 26 degrees and 12 degrees. Minneapolis-Sao Paulo 1 month average high and low temperature is between minus 5 degrees and minus 14 degrees; The average high and low temperature in July is between 29- 17 degrees. The average annual rainfall in the northwest of the state is 48 cm, and that in the southeast is 8 1 cm. The snowfall in the southwest of the state is 5 1 cm, and the annual snowfall in the northeast can reach 178 cm.

Minnesota people traditionally think that they are descendants of Scandinavians (about 654.38+0.5 million people, that is, 30% of the population is Scandinavian), but in fact more people are descendants of Germans (about 2 million people, that is, 40% of the population). Recent immigrants have established the third largest Miao population in the United States in Minnesota (mainly from Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam), and many people from Somalia have settled here.

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