Duluth

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A city in northeast Minnesota in the United States on the western shore of Lake Superior

proper noun
/dəˈluːθ/

: Duluth

In 1993, the SCB, at its annual meeting in Duluth, Minnesota, sponsored a workshop on scientist involvement in policy.
Duluth, Minnesota
University of Minnesota-Duluth

I'm putting him on a shuttle to go take it from Duluth to Brainerd, MN for some quality time with his mom.

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Examples

All right, Rhett and Link Malici from Duluth, MN.
We'll be moving back to Duluth next week.

Baby Boom (1987)
No, Duluth is, like, two hours away from here.

Best Man Down (2012)
I got friends in Duluth.

The Postman Always Rings Twice (1981)
Uh... this one is from Duluth, Minnesota.

Frances (1982)
I am in a small town outside of Duluth, MN.
And if you're ever up in Duluth, remember to look me up.

The Cannonball Run (1981)
Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton said he will visit Duluth on Thursday to assess the flood damage.

Blog text (13)
Evacuations are under way in the Fond du Lac neighborhood of Duluth and Thomson Township in Carlton County.

Blog text (13)
I am in a small town outside of Duluth, MN.

Surface Forms

Duluth main

Etymology

Duluth comes from the name of a French explorer, du Lhut, who traveled around Lake Superior long ago. The du part means 'of', so you can think of Duluth as 'of Lhut' and remember the city was named for that explorer.