There are more than 34 million different ways to make a Domino's Pizza, meaning there's always a reason to order from them in Mounds View. You can track the food you order right on your doorstep or elsewhere when you're not at home, and you can even find a domino site near you, right in the heart of the city, right next to your house. Dominoes are a great way to save money and get the food you want, when and how you want, for the money you wanted, and at the right time.

The Domino's TrackerA (r) notifies you as soon as your pasta, pizza or sandwich leaves the restaurant and it is ready for delivery.

Click on the icon on the map to see a satellite view that delves deep into the inner workings of Mounds View. You can also save this PDF to get a free print of the Mound View plan. You are welcome to download the satellite images for your own use, so you can easily access our MN map without having to travel to the Internet by any means. Use the satellite view to get a more detailed view of your region or even the entire state of Minnesota in one place.

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Take a look at some of the educational facilities in Mounds View and search for a list of museums, galleries, restaurants, parks and other attractions.

The racial composition of the city is a mix of white, black, brown, white and black - and - white people from all over the country. The racial composition of Mounds View, Minnesota's second largest city by population, is a union of ethnicities, races, religions and political affiliations.

The population is distributed among the city, which has about 2.5 million inhabitants, or about 1.6 percent of the total population. 33.2% have children under 18 years of age, 50.8% are married couples living together, 32.7% live in single-family houses, 12.2% have a housekeeper without a husband and 8.9% are 65 years or older. Nearly half of Mounds View households (49.4%) are below the poverty line, including about 4.1% of households with children and about 3.3% of households without children.

Median income per household in the city is $51,974, and median income for families is $60,685. There are 5,130 housing units and Mounds View has a population of about 1.5 million, or about 2.6 percent of the total population. In the metro area, there were 5,221 residential units in 2013, up from 4,843 in 2012, according to the Minnesota Department of Housing and Community Development.

In addition, Mounds View has many architecturally complex libraries that contain a large number of books and serve as great learning spaces. The Nokomis - Minnesota River Regional Trail contributes 7 miles to the 7 miles, and the tree - dotted paths offer picturesque views of the river and its tributaries as well as downtown. This trail runs along the Minnesota River and passes through wetlands, grasslands and forests for about 2 km.

The Shingle Creek Regional Trail branched off from the Rush Creek Regional Trail at Noble Parkway. This road leads south from Brooklyn Park to Brooklyn Center and is one of the most scenic trails in Mounds View. The Twin Lakes Regional Trail is a great way to commute between Brooklyn Center and Robbinsdale, as well as a short walk along the Minnesota River.

As the name suggests, Nine Mile Creek is a lake, and West Medicine Lake is the lake that is connected to it. The Rice Creek West Regional Trail runs along the west side of the Minnesota River, south of Rice Lake and the Twin Lakes.

The Minnehaha Trail connects two popular parks in the Twin Cities by following the Minnesotans Creek along a corridor that is a mix of woodland and open spaces. The Rush Creek Regional Trail stretches for 9.6 miles and offers views of the Minnesota River, Lake Superior and the Minneapolis - St. Paul River.

The Trout Creek Regional Trail offers views of the Minnesota River, Lake Superior and the Minneapolis - St. Paul River. The light rail system runs from the Southwest from suburban Hopkins in Minneapolis to the Parkway, and Interstate Highway 35W is the three main routes through the city. The Great Northern Trail offers scenic views and a mix of forests and open spaces along the northern edge of the Great Lakes region of Minnesota.