Surface Formations and Agricultural Conditions of Northwestern Minnesota, Vol. 12 (Classic Reprint) - Tapa dura

Excerpt from Surface Formations and Agricultural Conditions of Northwestern Minnesota, Vol. 12

The State extends from the northern boundary of Iowa, latitude 43° some 400 miles northward to the farthest point north in the United States, which is miles beyond the 49th parallel in the projection to the northwest point of the Lake of the Woods. The greatest width east and west is 367 miles.

The factors which determine the climate of any area are the relative distribution of land and water, the topography of the land surface, and the situation of the area in question with relation to the general move ment of the cyclones and anti-cyclones.

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