Minneapolis metro, MN relocation guide
Moving to Gibbon, MN
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About Gibbon
Gibbon is a small agricultural city in southeastern Sibley County with about 784 residents. Founded as a railroad town in the 1880s and incorporated in 1887, it grew out of German and Scandinavian farm settlement and still carries that identity: grain elevators mark the skyline, and Minnesota Highway 19 runs through town at County Road 2.
Home prices in Gibbon
Home prices in Gibbon vary by neighborhood and property type.
Top places in Gibbon
- Historic 1895 Gibbon Village Hall (National Register of Historic Places)
- South Central Grain and Energy elevator on West Park Drive
- Gibbon City Park
- Gibbon Reds amateur baseball games in summer
- Clear Lake County Park (short drive: swimming, boat ramp, playground)
Commuting from Gibbon
- **To downtown Minneapolis:** approximately 80–90 minutes via MN-19 and US-169.
- **To downtown St. Paul:** approximately 75–85 minutes via MN-19 and US-169.
- **To Mankato (nearest regional center):** approximately 35–40 minutes via MN-19.
- **Transit:** No fixed-route transit; car-dependent.
- **Highway access:** MN-19, Sibley County Road 2.
Gibbon FAQs
- What is the housing market like in Gibbon, MN?
Home prices in Gibbon vary by neighborhood and property type. - How is the commute from Gibbon, MN?
**To downtown Minneapolis:** approximately 80–90 minutes via MN-19 and US-169.
Town links
Schools
Transit
Official town resources. School report cards via the National Center for Education Statistics.