Becker County topographic map
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Becker County topographic map, elevation, terrain
Becker County
Becker County has diverse topography. It is home to several hundred lakes, many acres of fertile farm land, and forested areas. Much of the land consists of hills and deciduous trees.
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Name: Becker County topographic map, elevation, terrain.
Location: Becker County, Minnesota, United States (46.71753 -96.19484 47.15256 -95.16219)
Average elevation: 1,440 ft
Minimum elevation: 1,063 ft
Maximum elevation: 1,959 ft
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