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This monument stands at the top of a hill overlooking Fergus Falls, Minnesota, and the surrounding area, just off the Highway 59 exit of I-94. It was designed by Steve Jaenisch<ref>[http://www.fergusfallsjournal.com/news/2000/aug/10/monument-recognizes-continental-divide-in-county/ Monument recognizes Continental Divide in county], Fergus Falls Daily Journal, 10 August 2000]</ref> with help from the [http://www.otchs.org/ Otter Tail County Historical Society]. It appears to be mounted on a cement slab once occupied by a small service station, complete with one-bay car repair shop, a small lobby, and two bathrooms. Two signs nearby explain the monument; one has a short story about the significance of the continental divide, the other has a map of the divide. ==References== <references/> [[Category:Places_I%27ve_Been]]

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