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.
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Complete List of Cities in Wisconsin
TENNYSON
Tennyson is a Village in Grant county with -500 inhabitants.
UNITY
Unity is a Village in Clark county with -500 inhabitants.
DE SOTO
De Soto is a Village in Vernon county with -500 inhabitants.
LOWELL
Lowell is a Village in Dodge county with -500 inhabitants.
OLIVER
Oliver is a Village in Douglas county with -500 inhabitants.
DALLAS
Dallas is a Village in Barron county with -500 inhabitants.
POUND
Pound is a Village in Marinette county with -500 inhabitants.
EPHRAIM
Ephraim is a Village in Door county with -500 inhabitants.
WEYERHAEUSER
Weyerhaeuser is a Village in Rusk county with -500 inhabitants.
FAIRWATER
Fairwater is a Village in Fond du Lac county with -500 inhabitants.
SCANDINAVIA
Scandinavia is a Village in Waupaca county with -500 inhabitants.
WINTER
Winter is a Village in Sawyer county with -500 inhabitants.
BOWLER
Bowler is a Village in Shawano county with -500 inhabitants.
BAGLEY
Bagley is a Village in Grant county with -500 inhabitants.
ARPIN
Arpin is a Village in Wood county with -500 inhabitants.
LAC LA BELLE
Lac La Belle is a Village in Waukesha county with -500 inhabitants.
WHITE LAKE
White Lake is a Village in Langlade county with -500 inhabitants.
DOYLESTOWN
Doylestown is a Village in Columbia county with -500 inhabitants.
CAZENOVIA
Cazenovia is a Village in Richland county with -500 inhabitants.
LA VALLE
La Valle is a Village in Sauk county with -500 inhabitants.
HAWKINS
Hawkins is a Village in Rusk county with -500 inhabitants.
WHEELER
Wheeler is a Village in Dunn county with -500 inhabitants.
REWEY
Rewey is a Village in Iowa county with -500 inhabitants.
NICHOLS
Nichols is a Village in Outagamie county with -500 inhabitants.
CHASEBURG
Chaseburg is a Village in Vernon county with -500 inhabitants.
AMHERST JUNCTION
Amherst Junction is a Village in Portage county with -500 inhabitants.
FRIESLAND
Friesland is a Village in Columbia county with -500 inhabitants.
OAKDALE
Oakdale is a Village in Monroe county with -500 inhabitants.
KINGSTON
Kingston is a Village in Green Lake county with -500 inhabitants.
HAUGEN
Haugen is a Village in Barron county with -500 inhabitants.