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163 <br />Existing Parks System <br />Re¢iorm] Parks <br />There are two (2) Regional Parks and two (2) Regional Trails in Ramsey. <br />• Central Anoka County Regional Trail <br />• Mississippi River Regional Trail <br />• Mississippi West Regional Park <br />• Rum River Central Regional Park <br />Regional Parks and Trails <br />L0Rend <br />Regional Trails <br />STATUS <br />-- Existing <br />_ Planned <br />Alternate Study <br />moo.. Proposed <br />Redone! Parks <br />® City Boundary <br />Road <br />Rivas <br />1 = A.wka tvu My Mississippi River <br />2 Cenlydl An.0.I4i County. <br />3 r fium il,rer <br />w.af, OP.. r.. <br />.ice..-.w w..• ter., <br />4l.Nfilf uur GYYf 4� <br />1Y9. J.s.arr�w sM 4_..�.► <br />ma. at <br />w.....awYti Aiw rYw.wf <br />n�P�r�rrr� rr..w�u.w•.. <br />..w.www•tor wr.fit <br />The City of Ramsey is unique and fortunate in that it has two county parks within its boundaries <br />that are a part of the Metropolitan Council's regional system. Rum River Central Park is 434 acres, <br />304 acres of which are in the City of Ramsey (the remaining is in the City of Oak Grove) and <br />occupies the northeast corner of the city. <br />Mississippi West Regional Park <br />Mississippi West Park includes bluffs, wooded areas and two islands on the Mississippi River. The <br />273 acre park includes a small boat landing and shore fishing and in the Fall of 2017, canoe <br />campsites were established on the islands —an amenity that is rare in the Metropolitan area— and <br />one that provides additional recreational access to the most renown river in the nation. The <br />Cily of RAMSEY <br />August 2018 Draft <br />Comprehensive Plan 2040 <br />