Where is Plymouth, Minnesota, USA?

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Where is Plymouth Located? - Plymouth is a city located in the Hennepin County of Minnesota, United States. Plymouth lies between 45.7324778 Degrees North latitudes and 107.6120314 Degrees West longitudes.

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Where is Plymouth, Minnesota

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Where is Plymouth Located?

Plymouth is a city located in the Hennepin County of Minnesota, United States. Plymouth lies between 45.7324778 Degrees North latitudes and 107.6120314 Degrees West longitudes. According to 2020 U.S.census, the population of Plymouth city is 81026 people and the city has a total area of 32.71 sq mi. The city has numerous parks and recreational facilities.

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Plymouth, Minnesota Quick Facts

AttributeDetails
CityPlymouth
CountyHennepin County
StateMinnesota
State CapitalSaint Paul
US RegionMidwestern United States (West North Central Region)
Latitude45.0105° N
Longitude93.4555° W
Elevation930 ft (283 m)
Land Area35.33 sq mi
Water Area2.02 sq mi
Total Area37.35 sq mi
Population (2020 Census)70,576
Population DensityApproximately 1,998 people per sq mi
ZIP Codes55441, 55442, 55446, 55447
Area Code763
Time Zone StandardCentral Standard Time (CST, UTC−6)
Time Zone DaylightCentral Daylight Time (CDT, UTC−5)
CurrencyUnited States Dollar (USD)
FIPS Code27-51730
Congressional DistrictMinnesota's 3rd Congressional District

Transportation and Connectivity in Plymouth

CategoryDetails
Airport NameMinneapolis–Saint Paul International Airport
IATA CodeMSP
PortMississippi River regional port access
Major HighwaysInterstate 494, U.S. Highway 169, Minnesota State Highway 55, Minnesota State Highway 394
Train/Amtrak ServiceNearest Amtrak service at Minneapolis and St. Paul stations
Local Bus/Transit ServiceMetro Transit bus services
  • Interstate 494 – Major beltway connecting Plymouth with Minneapolis, Bloomington, and western Twin Cities suburbs.
  • U.S. Highway 169 – Important north–south route linking Plymouth with Minneapolis, St. Cloud, and southern Minnesota communities.
  • Minnesota State Highway 55 – Regional highway connecting Plymouth with Golden Valley, Minneapolis, and western suburbs.
  • Minnesota State Highway 394 – Provides direct access toward downtown Minneapolis and the regional freeway network.

Top Places to Visit in Plymouth, Minnesota

Landmark NameType
French Regional ParkRegional Park
Medicine LakeLake and Recreation Area
Hilton Regional ParkCommunity Park
Plymouth Creek ParkCommunity Park
Elm Creek Park ReserveRegional Park
East Medicine Lake ParkLakefront Park
Plymouth Historical Society MuseumHistory Museum
Life Time Fitness Target Center AreaRecreation Facility
Millennium GardenPublic Garden
Wayzata BayLake Recreation Area

Driving Distances from Plymouth, Minnesota to Nearby Cities

CityStateDistance (mi)Approx. Drive Time
MinneapolisMinnesota1420 minutes
Golden ValleyMinnesota815 minutes
Maple GroveMinnesota610 minutes
Brooklyn ParkMinnesota1220 minutes
St. Louis ParkMinnesota1320 minutes
EdinaMinnesota1825 minutes
BloomingtonMinnesota2535 minutes
Saint PaulMinnesota2840 minutes
BurnsvilleMinnesota3545 minutes
St. CloudMinnesota601 hour

Colleges and Universities in Plymouth, Minnesota

Institution NameTypeLevelNotable For
North Hennepin Community CollegePublicCommunity CollegeAssociate degrees, technical programs, and workforce education
University of Minnesota Twin CitiesPublicUniversityResearch, engineering, medicine, and business
Dunwoody College of TechnologyPrivateTechnical CollegeTechnology, construction, and skilled trades
University of St. ThomasPrivateUniversityBusiness, law, education, and liberal arts
Bethel UniversityPrivateUniversityChristian higher education and liberal arts
Wayzata Public SchoolsPublicK–12 DistrictPrimary and secondary education

Waterbodies in Plymouth, Minnesota

Medicine Lake, Gleason Lake, Parker's Lake, Bassett Creek, Plymouth Creek, Mississippi River (regional), Lake Minnetonka (nearby).

Golf Courses in Plymouth

Plymouth Creek Golf Club, Medina Golf & Country Club, Baker National Golf Course, Elm Creek Golf Course, Rush Creek Golf Club.

Plymouth, Minnesota — Key Historical Facts

  • Plymouth was first settled in the mid-nineteenth century and developed from a rural farming community in Hennepin County.
  • The area was originally inhabited by the Dakota people before European-American settlement expanded across the region.
  • Agriculture remained central to Plymouth's early economy, with farms, orchards, and dairy operations shaping the community.
  • Rapid suburban growth began during the twentieth century as the Minneapolis–Saint Paul metropolitan area expanded westward.
  • Today, Plymouth is one of Minnesota's largest suburban communities, known for its parks, lakes, trails, business centers, and high quality of life.

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