Floodwood, Minnesota
Floodwood, United States
Floodwood, Minnesota carries 23 Bunkabop connections across 544 other places and 5 topics, led by sports, nature, and government. Curling is the dominant thread: Joe Polo, raised in Floodwood before moving to Cass Lake, competed as an American curler in the 2006 Winter Olympics and won gold in 2018, linking the city to Vancouver, Japan, Norway, and Switzerland. The intersection of the East Savanna River and the Saint Louis River gave the area strategic value for European fur traders centuries before the city existed.
1918 Cloquet Fire
Connects Floodwood, Minnesota to: Duluth, Minnesota | Larsmont, Minnesota
Joe Polo
Connects Floodwood, Minnesota to: United States | Canada | Massachusetts | Switzerland | Minnesota
U.S. Route 2 in Minnesota
Connects Floodwood, Minnesota to: Grand Rapids, Minnesota | East Grand Forks, Minnesota | Brookston, Minnesota | Fairfax Township, Minnesota | La Prairie, Minnesota
beaver
Connects Floodwood, Minnesota to: Sonora | New Haven, Connecticut | Anchorage, Alaska | Missoula, Montana | Clark County, Nevada
Saint Louis River (Lake Superior tributary)
Connects Floodwood, Minnesota to: France | Minnesota | St. Louis, Missouri | Mississippi | Wisconsin
2018 Winter Olympics
Connects Floodwood, Minnesota to: United States | France | Germany | Canada | United Kingdom
2006 Winter Olympics
Connects Floodwood, Minnesota to: United States | Germany | Canada | Italy | Japan