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Albany Water Department

(320) 845-2388

* City of Alexandria

(320) 763-6678

Morris Water Services Department

(320) 589-2780

Starbuck Water Plant

(320) 239-2516

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Facts about Alexandria, MN:
Alexandria is a city in, and the county seat of, Douglas County, Minnesota, United States. Alexandria is located near Interstate 94 (concurrent with U.S. Route 52 in this part of the state), along Minnesota State Highways 27 and 29. Lake Carlos State Park is ten miles north of Alexandria. Major area employers include Alexandria Public Schools, Douglas County Hospital, Douglas Machine, Tastefully Simple, Knute Nelson, the County of Douglas, 3M, Alexandria Extrusion, and Alexandria Technical and Community College. SunOpta and Illinois Tool Works have facilities in Alexandria. The city is known as a tourism center due to its many lakes and resorts. Tourism events include a Grape Stomp hosted by the Carlos Creek Winery every September, an Apple Fest in October, the Douglas County Fair every August, and Art in the Park every July. The city has a museum housing the controversial Kensington Runestone, which is thought by some to indicate that Vikings had visited the area in the 14th...