Sherburn
Sherburn is a small city in Martin County in Southern Minnesota. As of the 2000 Census 1036 people resided in Sherburn. The rich farm country has many recreational activities to enjoy year round.- Village with about 1,060 residents
- …lies at an elevation of around 1,290 feet (390 metres)
- Description: human settlement in Martin County, Minnesota, United States of America
- Postal code: 56171
- Also known as“City of Sherburn”“Sherburn, Minnesota”“Sherburn, MN”“Sherburne”
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Latitude
43.6522° or 43° 39′ 8″ north
Longitude
-94.7269° or 94° 43′ 37″ west
Open location code
86M7M72F+V6
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In Other Languages
From Arabic to Welsh—“Sherburn” goes by many names.
شيربورنArabic
شيربورن (مينيسوتا)Arabic
SherburnBasque
SherburnCatalan
SherburnCebuano
ШербурнChechen
舍本Chinese
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SherburnDutch
شيربورنEgyptian Arabic
شر برنGilaki
شر برن (مينسؤتا)Gilaki
SherburnHaitian
Sherburn, MinnesotaHaitian
SherburnIdo
Sherburn, MinnesotaIdo
SherburnIrish
SherburnItalian
ŞérbwrnKazakh
ШэрбурнKazakh
شەربۋرنKazakh
ШэрбурнKirghiz
SherburnLadin
SherburnMalagasy
Sherburn, MinnesotaMalagasy
شربرنMazanderani
شربرن (مینهسوتا)Mazanderani
SherburnMin Nan Chinese
SherburnNorwegian
SherburnNorwegian Bokmål
شربرنPersian
شربرن، مینهسوتاPersian
SherburnPolish
ШербернRussian
ШелбернSerbian
SherburnSerbo-Croatian
Sherburn, MinnesotaSerbo-Croatian
SherburnSlovak
شربرن، مینهسوتاSouth Azerbaijani
ШербурнTatar
ШербурнUkrainian
شیر برن، مینیسوٹاUrdu
SherburnUzbek
ШербурнUzbek
SherburnVietnamese
Sherburn, MinnesotaVietnamese
SherburnVolapük
SherburnWelsh
Sherburn, MinnesotaWelsh
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