Woodbury is a small town in St. Paul County, Minnesota, about 30 miles south of Minneapolis. The northeast corner of Woodbury is near Battle Creek Lake, one of the last trout streams in Minnesota. Battle Creek Lake is bordered to the east by the Mississippi River, which flows from the Missouri River to the west near Saint Paul.

On the north side, the city borders the Mississippi River to the south and the St. Paul River to the north, as well as Battle Creek Lake and its tributary the Minnesota River, which flows into the lake from the west.

New Life Academy is a private Christian school, and Saint Ambrose Woodbury is the only public high school in the city and a public middle school. Middle school students also attend St. Paul High School and the University of Minnesota-Duluth, both within the city limits. The adjacent cities in both directions are Stony Brook, Minnesota; Battle Creek, Wisconsin; and St. Paul, Minn., respectively. Woodburys Days, also known for its Taste of Woodburg tent, which stands in the parking lot of Woodbury High School and overlooks Ojibway Park and Band Shell, is the largest annual festival of its kind in Minnesota and one of the most popular in North America.

The HealthEast Sports Center is the premier sports location, home to Woodbury High School's football, basketball, football and baseball teams and the University of Minnesota-Duluth basketball team.

Two golf courses are located in the town of Prestwick, and two major retail centres are located across the motorway. The Woodbury Heritage House and Garden is located north of the city, north of Interstate 94 and the Minnesota-Wisconsin border. This property is on city property and is privately owned but publicly owned by Eagle Valley.

Many Woodbury residents work at 3M, whose headquarters are a few miles west of Maplewood. There are also a number of restaurants, a grocery store, a hotel in the city and a gas station.

Since 1975, Woodbury has had several office and commercial buildings scattered throughout the community, such as the Howard Hughes Medical Institute and the University of Minnesota Medical Center, as well as several residential buildings, a hotel, and several offices in commercial buildings scattered throughout the communities. The Woodbury Heritage Society helps residents of their community learn about Woodbury's early years and present events for residents and visitors. Some of the most popular events in the city's history date back to the mid-19th century and include Woodburys Days.

The city of Woodbury, Minnesota, with a population of about 2,500 people, has 23,568 housing units. There are 17,541 units with 1,071 units, 1.5 million square meters of commercial space and 1 million square meters of office space.

The racial composition of the city is 60 percent white, 30 percent black, 20 percent Latino and 10 percent African-American. The race of residents in Woodbury, Minnesota, is about 50 percent male, 40 percent female and 12 percent black, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.

The population is distributed among the city of about 1.5 million, or about 2.2 percent of the total population of Woodbury, Minnesota. 66.8% of the population live in their home country, 43.9% have children under 18 living with them, 24.1% are not in the family and 6.6% live with a housekeeper or husband. The poverty line is $15,000 for a family of four, including $14,500 for those who are not, $13,400 for families with children and $7,800 for households with two or more adults.

The median income for households in the city is $76,109 and the median income for families is $84,997. At the 2000 census, 16,688 families lived in this city, about 2.2 percent of the total population of Woodbury, Minnesota. Census 3, 2010, the number of families with children under 18 and households with two or more adults living with them was 1,826, about 1.3 percent.

Most of Woodbury is in the South Washington County School District, and the majority of high school students attend East Ridge High School, a public school with an enrollment of about 1,000 students. In November 2006, School District 833 was selected as the new home for the school district's new high schools, which would later be called East First High School. The students who attended this new high school came from the Woodburys "current high school system, the St. Paul Public School System (PSDS).

The centre of Woodbury is along Afton Road, and there is a path that was once part of the original St Paul River Trail. This path has developed into a popular hiking and cycling trail in the area, which is now largely displaced by new buildings along the motorway.

With the replacement of the railways by the motorway, the commercial strip along the motorway 12 has grown, which has now been largely removed by the construction of the motorway. The city government could not adequately support this new development, and it became clear that Woodbury needed a government village with additional privileges. A new high-rise residential building will be built on the site of the former railway tracks over the next year.