Duluth, a four-season city with 11,000 acres of green space alongside the greatest lake in the world, has miles and miles of trails that allow for travel on foot, skis, bike or snowmobile.Read more...
Check out the City Calendar of Events for information on activities, meetings and more.Event Listing...
• Population: 86,211
• Land area in square miles: 67.79
• Persons per square mile: 1,272
• Sister Cities: Petrozavodsk, Russia; Thunder Bay, Canada; Isumi-City, Japan; Växjö, Sweden; and Rania, Iraqi-Kurdistan.
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Emily was elected Mayor of Duluth in November 2015 with 72% of the vote. She was inaugurated on January 4th, 2016.More info...
March 7 to mid April 2016:
The City is ready to implement the Western Waterfront Trail Habitat Restoration plan and has enlisted a contractor to remove buckthorn and/or honeysuckle in several areas between Indian Point Campground and Morgan Park as part of necessary habitat restoration to encourage the growth of native vegetation in the St. Louis River Corridor. A team of 5-8 workers plan to start mobilizing equipment in the next week for cutting and removing buckthorn from 7 AM till 7 PM, Monday through Friday with the possibility of weekend hours depending on progress and weather.
Cut buckthorn will be chipped and brought to two specific burn pile locations, the end of Indian Point Campground and in an isolated area between Morgan Park and Smithville Park. The burn pile locations are not near residential sites or buildings and will be heavily monitored for containment. Wind and weather are other factors that will determine the burning period.
Due to the propensity for buckthorn to germinate, Garlon 4, a commonly used herbicide, will be used as spot treatment on stumps during the cutting process. Flag markers will be in place informing people of specifically treated areas. To avoid any concerns, the City recommends residents and their pets not come into contact with the herbicide and keep their distance from the treated areas for at least 24 hours following the spot treatment.
The map of the work areas are provided HERE.
March 24, 2016 - Contractors have finished cutting invasive's in Blackmer Park and are working to finish Munger Landing. Once completed, the crews will move east. Cut materials have been thrown back onto the forest floor with no active burn piles to date, though may become a necessity as work progresses east and into thicker pockets where machinery is not accessible.
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Related DocumentsSt. Louis River Corridor Presentation (June 2016)
St. Louis River Project Overview
Resolution to Approve the 28 SLRC Projects
St. Louis River Corridor Presentation (March 2015)
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Duluth, a four-season city with 11,000 acres of green space alongside the greatest lake in the world, has miles and miles of trails that allow for travel on foot, skis, bike or snowmobile.Read more...
Check out the City Calendar of Events for information on activities, meetings and more.Event Listing...
• Population: 86,211
• Land area in square miles: 67.79
• Persons per square mile: 1,272
• Sister Cities: Petrozavodsk, Russia; Thunder Bay, Canada; Isumi-City, Japan; Växjö, Sweden; and Rania, Iraqi-Kurdistan.
Safely and securely pay your water & gas bill online. Pay Now...
Apply for, pay for and print some types of permits online using the city of Duluth's online permitting system. More info...
Keep updated on areas of our site by signing up to be notified by email. Subscribe Now...
Find information about individual properties, assessment changes, and boards of appeal and equalization. Property Details Search
Report a snow related issue, find resources and more regarding the winter season. Winter Watch
Emily was elected Mayor of Duluth in November 2015 with 72% of the vote. She was inaugurated on January 4th, 2016.More info...
March 7 to mid April 2016:
The City is ready to implement the Western Waterfront Trail Habitat Restoration plan and has enlisted a contractor to remove buckthorn and/or honeysuckle in several areas between Indian Point Campground and Morgan Park as part of necessary habitat restoration to encourage the growth of native vegetation in the St. Louis River Corridor. A team of 5-8 workers plan to start mobilizing equipment in the next week for cutting and removing buckthorn from 7 AM till 7 PM, Monday through Friday with the possibility of weekend hours depending on progress and weather.
Cut buckthorn will be chipped and brought to two specific burn pile locations, the end of Indian Point Campground and in an isolated area between Morgan Park and Smithville Park. The burn pile locations are not near residential sites or buildings and will be heavily monitored for containment. Wind and weather are other factors that will determine the burning period.
Due to the propensity for buckthorn to germinate, Garlon 4, a commonly used herbicide, will be used as spot treatment on stumps during the cutting process. Flag markers will be in place informing people of specifically treated areas. To avoid any concerns, the City recommends residents and their pets not come into contact with the herbicide and keep their distance from the treated areas for at least 24 hours following the spot treatment.
The map of the work areas are provided HERE.
March 24, 2016 - Contractors have finished cutting invasive's in Blackmer Park and are working to finish Munger Landing. Once completed, the crews will move east. Cut materials have been thrown back onto the forest floor with no active burn piles to date, though may become a necessity as work progresses east and into thicker pockets where machinery is not accessible.
[ CONTACT ]
Related DocumentsSt. Louis River Corridor Presentation (June 2016)
St. Louis River Project Overview
Resolution to Approve the 28 SLRC Projects
St. Louis River Corridor Presentation (March 2015)
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The text passage provides information about the city of Duluth, including its population, land area, and various city services and events. It also details a habitat restoration project involving the removal of invasive species in the St. Louis River Corridor.

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