Cass County, Administrative division in central Minnesota, United States
Cass County is an administrative area in central Minnesota with forested rolling terrain and numerous lakes scattered throughout the landscape. Walker serves as the county seat and houses the main administrative offices.
The Minnesota Territory legislature established the county in 1851 and named it after a prominent political figure. Settlement and economic development followed in subsequent decades.
The Leech Lake Indian Reservation is a living center of Ojibwe traditions and customs within the county. Visitors can observe how these practices remain woven into the daily life and events of the community.
Visitors can reach county offices in Walker for administrative inquiries, and public meetings are open to interested parties. It helps to check ahead for meeting schedules and office hours before planning a visit.
The region experiences dramatic temperature swings between very cold and very hot periods throughout the year. These shifts shape how residents adapt to the changing seasons.
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