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Wisconsin


Wisconsin is a state in the Great Lakes region of the Midwestern USA. It is bordered by Minnesota, Michigan, and Lake Superior in the north; Lake Michigan in the east; Illinois in the south; and Iowa and Minnesota in the west. Wisconsin is the 20th-most populous with 5,822,434 inhabitants in 2019. The state capital is Madison, and its largest city is Milwaukee. Its governor is Tony Evers.

Wisconsin’s climate is characterized by long, cold winters and warm, relatively short summers. It’s home to white-tailed deer, foxes, cottontail rabbits, skunks, woodchucks, squirrels, chipmunks, and gophers. In the 1990s, gray wolves were reintroduced but have since been listed as endangered.

Native American tribes formed over thousands of years after the mammoth hunters arrived. These groups included the Dakota Sioux, Winnebago, Menominee, Ojibwe, Potawatomi, Fox, and Sauk. Eleven Native American tribes still live in Wisconsin today.

In 1634, French explorer Jean Nicolet was most likely the first European to enter what would become the state of Wisconsin. The area remained under French control until 1763, when it was acquired by the British. It was subsequently ceded to the United States by the Peace of Paris treaties in 1783. In the 1820s, a lead-mining boom brought many settlers to the region. Native Americans fought to defend their homeland, but by 1832 most of the battles had stopped. The Wisconsin Territory was named in 1836, and in 1848 Wisconsin became a U.S. state.

Wisconsin’s three major economic sectors are manufacturing, agriculture, and tourism. It ranks among the top one-fourth of all states in farm income and manufactured goods.

Wisconsin Statistics

Number of cities/towns/villages1900
Number of counties72
Population5898000
Area169639 km²
Density35 people/km²
Altitude595 m
Major citiesMilwaukee, Madison, Green Bay
Ethnicity

White: 80%

Black: 7%

Hispanic: 7%

Asian: 3%

Native: 1%

Crime rate2845 per 100,000 people
GDP$350 billion
Median household income$64,000

Common questions about Wisconsin

What is the cheapest place to live in Wisconsin?

The cheapest area to live in Wisconsin, known for its affordability, is Beloit. This city offers a low cost of living and is considered one of the most affordable places in the state. Beloit provides a range of amenities that make it an attractive option for residents looking for value in WI.

What is the safest city, town or area in Wisconsin?

Brookfield is frequently cited as one of the safest cities in Wisconsin. It boasts low crime rates and a strong community focus on safety. The city's proactive police force and community engagement programs contribute to its reputation as a secure and family-friendly area.

What is the city with the best weather in Wisconsin?

La Crosse owns a reputation for the best weather in Wisconsin due to its relatively moderate climate. With pleasant summer temperatures and less severe winters compared to other areas in the state, La Crosse provides a more agreeable and comfortable climate for residents year-round.

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Complete List of Cities in Wisconsin

  • FREMONT

    Fremont is a Village in Waupaca county with -1 000 inhabitants.

  • MONTFORT

    Montfort is a Village in Grant county with -1 000 inhabitants.

  • NORWALK

    Norwalk is a Village in Monroe county with -1 000 inhabitants.

  • SOLDIERS GROVE

    Soldiers Grove is a Village in Crawford county with -1 000 inhabitants.

  • WEBSTER

    Webster is a Village in Burnett county with -1 000 inhabitants.

  • NORTH FREEDOM

    North Freedom is a Village in Sauk county with -1 000 inhabitants.

  • STOCKBRIDGE

    Stockbridge is a Village in Calumet county with -1 000 inhabitants.

  • ELEVA

    Eleva is a Village in Trempealeau county with -1 000 inhabitants.

  • PRENTICE

    Prentice is a Village in Price county with -1 000 inhabitants.

  • GAYS MILLS

    Gays Mills is a Village in Crawford county with -1 000 inhabitants.

  • ROCKLAND

    Rockland is a Village in La Crosse county with -1 000 inhabitants.

  • LINDEN

    Linden is a Village in Iowa county with -1 000 inhabitants.

  • AVOCA

    Avoca is a Village in Iowa county with -1 000 inhabitants.

  • SURING

    Suring is a Village in Oconto county with -1 000 inhabitants.

  • LIVINGSTON

    Livingston is a Village in Grant county with -1 000 inhabitants.

  • NEOSHO

    Neosho is a Village in Dodge county with -1 000 inhabitants.

  • CAMP DOUGLAS

    Camp Douglas is a Village in Juneau county with -1 000 inhabitants.

  • FLORENCE

    Florence is a Census-designated place in Florence county with -1 000 inhabitants.

  • MERRILLAN

    Merrillan is a Village in Jackson county with -1 000 inhabitants.

  • CHENEQUA

    Chenequa is a Village in Waukesha county with -1 000 inhabitants.

  • SOLON SPRINGS

    Solon Springs is a Village in Douglas county with -1 000 inhabitants.

  • GRESHAM

    Gresham is a Village in Shawano county with -1 000 inhabitants.

  • PLUM CITY

    Plum City is a Village in Pierce county with -1 000 inhabitants.

  • STAR PRAIRIE

    Star Prairie is a Village in St. Croix county with -1 000 inhabitants.

  • CASCO

    Casco is a Village in Kewaunee county with -1 000 inhabitants.

  • WAUSAUKEE

    Wausaukee is a Village in Marinette county with -1 000 inhabitants.

  • BROWNSVILLE

    Brownsville is a Village in Dodge county with -1 000 inhabitants.

  • FAIRCHILD

    Fairchild is a Village in Eau Claire county with -1 000 inhabitants.

  • OCONOMOWOC LAKE

    Oconomowoc Lake is a Village in Waukesha county with -1 000 inhabitants.

  • STETSONVILLE

    Stetsonville is a Village in Taylor county with -1 000 inhabitants.

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