How Many Places Do You Recognize In Minnesota's New Super Bowl Video?

MINNEAPOLIS, MN — If you're a native Minnesotan, you can probably recognize more than a few of the landmarks and locations featured in the Minnesota Super Bowl Host Committee's new video.

But can you name them all?

Following the New England Patriot's thrilling overtime victory against the Atlanta Falcons to win Super Bowl LI Sunday, Minnesota Super Bowl 2018 is officially "on the clock."

Just in case you weren't aware, U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis will host Super Bowl LII (52) next year.

On Monday, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell joined the Houston Super Bowl Host Committee at a press conference to officially hand the game ball to Minnesota.

At that press conference, the Minnesota Super Bowl Host Committee debuted its "handoff video," where hundreds of Minnesotans answered the call to record themselves catching and passing the ball will help virtually bring that game ball to Minnesota.

We've posted the list of people and locations featured in the video below, but without peeking, watch the video and see how many places you can name.

Let us know how many you got in the comments!

Handoff video participants and locations

1. Sallie Sargent, Houston TX

2. Susie Petersen, Albert Lea

3. Susie Petersen, Albert Lea

4. Brady Christianson, Alexandria

5.Carolyn Caskey, Duluth

6. Spam Museum, Austin

7. Susie Peterson, Albert Lea

8. Kyle Marti, New Ulm

9. Alex & Sophie Rofidal, Bemidji

10. Asher Seering, Duluth

11. Julian Vazquez, Northfield

12. Jill Renslow, Bonnie Carlson, Gene Winstead, Bloomington

13. The Peanuts Gang, Shakopee

14. Taylor Dale, Minneapolis

15. Alexander White, Rochester

16. Robert Chance, Itasca

17. Alex and Sophie Rofidal, Itasca

18. Patrick Noll, New Hope

19. Logan Jahnke, Blue Earth

20. Melvin Tennant, Minneapolis

21. Buck Hill Ski Club, Burnsville

22. Mayo Clinic Surgeons, Rochester

23. Jeff Locke and ACES, Minneapolis

24. Karl-Anthony Townes, Minneapolis

25. Matt Dumba, St. Paul

26. Susie Peterson, Albert Lea

27. Buck Hill Ski Club, Burnsville

28. Kranskulla Women, Mora

29. Jim Owens, St. Paul

30. Camp Ripley Command Team, Little Falls

31. Viktor the Viking, Eden Prairie

32. Atif Saeed, Minneapolis

34. Karen Olson, Minneapolis

35. Chef Andrew Zimmern, Minneapolis

36. Chris Burrell, St. Paul

37. Mayor Chris Coleman, St. Paul

38. Mayor Betsy Hodges, Minneapolis

39. David Marie as Prince Eric and Traci Allen Shannon as Cinderella, Minneapolis

40. Charanjit Rihal, M.D., Rochester

41. K102’s Chris Carr and Company, Minneapolis

42. Lt. Governor Tina Smith, St. Paul

43. Governor Mark Dayton, St. Paul

44. Eric Perkins KARE 11, St. Paul

45. Lee Valsik, Stillwater

46. Joan Vorderbruggen, Minneapolis

47. Eric Dayton, Minneapolis

48. Gavin Kaysen, Minneapolis

49. William de la Barre, Minneapolis

50. Senator Amy Klobuchar, Minneapolis

51. Sid Hartman, Minneapolis

52. Skip Traffic, Minneapolis

53. HCMC EMS Staff, Minneapolis

54. SMG, Minneapolis

55. Paul Allen, Eden Prairie

56. Carl Eller, Minneapolis

57. Steve LaCroix, Lester Bagley, Kevin Warren, Steve Poppen, Don Becker of the Vikings, Minneapolis

58. Mark Wilf, Minneapolis59. Bud Grant, Minneapolis

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