McCauleyville, Minnesota

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McCAULEYVILLE Township, and its village on the Red River opposite the site of Fort Abercrombie, were named in honor of David McCauley, sutler of the fort, who later founded this village and was county superintendent of schools for many years. He was born in Merrimack, N.H., July 27, 1825; came to Minnesota in 1858; opened a store here in 1864, which was the beginning of the village. A post office, 1873-1905, was first located in McCauley's general store in section 10. McCauleyville is the oldest settlement in the Red River Valley. The population of McCauleyville at the 1990 Census was 15, but the estimate in 2000 is around 40.

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Coordinates: 46°26'29"N 96°42'36"W

Exit 42 14 km
Exit 26 17 km
Imation Wahpeton complex 18 km
North Dakota State College of Science 20 km
Bois de Sioux Golf Club 20 km
Circle of Nations-Wahpeton Indian School 20 km
Chahinkapa Park 21 km
Red River Valley & Western Breckenridge Yard 22 km
Exit 23A/Exit 23B 22 km
Harry Stern Airport (WAH/KBWP) 23 km

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Exit 42 Exit 26 Imation Wahpeton complex North Dakota State College of Science Bois de Sioux Golf Club Circle of Nations-Wahpeton Indian School Chahinkapa Park Red River Valley & Western Breckenridge Yard Exit 23A/Exit 23B Harry Stern Airport (WAH/KBWP)