Draft Plan
A proposed new management plan for the Mississippi Scenic Riverway between St. Cloud and Anoka is now available for public review and comment. Written comments are due by March 29, 2003.
We have provided the plan in several formats to best suit your needs. The PDF versions of the plan document include useful bookmarks to help you navigate through the document more quickly. See the "bookmark" tab within the document. To download the PDF version of the plan, you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader, which you can download for free from the Adobe Web site. Page numbering of this electronic document may differ slightly from the published printed version.
Draft Mississippi Scenic Riverway Plan (4.21 MB)
This version is the entire draft management plan, including three maps.
Draft Mississippi Scenic Riverway Plan - text only (1.28 MB)
This PDF version of the plan is text only. Please click on the appropriate black and white PDF map links below to view the maps, which are referenced in the plan.
Draft Mississippi Scenic Riverway Plan - text only [Microsoft Word] (1.14 MB)
This Microsoft Word version of the plan is text only. Please click on the appropriate black and white PDF map links below to view the maps, which are referenced in the plan.
The following black and white maps are referenced in the plan document and available here as PDF. Panel 1 (Map a) of each map shows the area between St. Cloud and Monticello. Panel 2 (Map b) of each map shows the area between Monticello and Anoka.
- Map 1a: Existing Riverway Boundary, 1976 Land Acquisition Goals - Panel 1 (386 KB)
- Map 1b: Existing Riverway Boundary, 1976 Land Acquisition Goals - Panel 2 (354 KB)
- Map 2a: Proposed Riverway Boundary - Panel 1 (329 KB)
- Map 2b: Proposed Riverway Boundary - Panel 2 (337 KB)
- Map 3a: Proposed Land Use Districts - Panel 1 (286 KB)
- Map 3b: Proposed Land Use Districts - Panel 2 (294 KB)
Map Atlas of the Mississippi Scenic Riverway - August 2000
The Map Atlas was created by DNR Waters as a supplement to the Mississippi Scenic Riverway Plan. It contains many colored maps that were used in the analysis of the outstanding scenic, recreational, natural, historical, and scientific values of the river. The maps were used in the planning process and writing of the plan to aid in decision-making on boundary and land use district changes.
Written comments on the draft plan should be e-mailed to:
[email protected]
or mailed directly to:
Steve Johnson, Water Management Supervisor
DNR Waters
500 Lafayette Road
St. Paul, MN 55155-4032