Montevideo Attractions
Montevideo (pop. 5,400) was named for its similarities to Montevideo, Uruguay and settled largely by Scandinavian immigrants. Montevideo is located near the confluence of the Minnesota and Chippewa Rivers.
Historic Chippewa City
Historic Chippewa City is a 24 building complex near Montevideo that includes a dress shop, law office, print shop, fire department, post office, a schoolhouse and village church.
Lac Qui Parle State Park
Lac qui parle is a French for "lake that speaks." The Lac Qui Parle State Park features a lake that is a stop-over for thousands of migratory Canada geese and other waterfowl. Trails can be explored by foot or horseback. Historic Fort Renville and Lac qui Parle mission sites are located within the park.
