Independent Cities, Renamed Counties, Discontinued Counties, Minnesota:
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Andy Johnson County see Wilkin County
Breckenridge County see Clay County
Buchanan County see Pine County
Dakotah County see Dakota County
Davis County see Chippewa County
Davis County see Lac qui Parle County
Doty County see Lake County (Doty and Newton County became St. Louis County)
Johnson County see Wilkin County
Mahkahta County see Cass County
Mahkahta County see Kittson County
Mahkahto County see Cass County
Mahkahto County see Kittson County
Mankahta County see Cass County
Mankahta County see Kittson County
Manomin County see Anoka County
Monongalia County see Kandiyohi County
Monroe County see Mille Lacs County
Newton County see Saint Louis County
Pembina County see Kittson County
Pierce County see Big Stone County
Pierce County see Chippewa County
Pierce County see Pope County
Pierce County see Stevens County
Superior County see Saint Louis County (eventually became Lake County)
Toombs County see Wilkin County
Wahnata or Wahnahta County see Cass County
Wahnata or Wahnahta County see Dakota County
Wahnata or Wahnahta County see Kittson County
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