DuluthSuperior

DuluthSuperior refers to the paired cities of Duluth, Minnesota, and Superior, Wisconsin, located on the western tip of Lake Superior. These two cities are intrinsically linked by geography, economy, and culture, often considered a single metropolitan area despite being in different states. Duluth, the larger of the two, is a major port city and a center for tourism and industry. Its iconic Aerial Lift Bridge and scenic Lakefront Park are popular attractions. Superior, historically a significant railroad and shipping hub, also plays a vital role in the region's economy, particularly through its port facilities and manufacturing.

The St. Louis River estuary forms a natural boundary between Duluth and Superior, but the cities are connected by bridges, including the Bong Memorial Bridge and the Blatnik Bridge. This close proximity fosters a shared regional identity. The economy of the DuluthSuperior area is diverse, relying on shipping, manufacturing, healthcare, education, and tourism. The area boasts a rich maritime history, evident in its numerous museums and historical sites. Recreational opportunities abound, with access to Lake Superior, numerous parks, and hiking trails. The cultural landscape is shaped by the unique blend of Midwestern charm and the rugged beauty of the Northland.