- Capital: Madison
- Major Cities:
- Milwaukee
- Green Bay
- Major Geographical Features
- Lake Superior
- Lake Michigan
- Green Bay
- St. Croix River
- Mississippi River
- Wisconsin River
- Lake Winnebago
- Lake Superior Lowlands
- Northern Highlands
- National Parks: none
- 1783: Present-day Wisconsin becomes part of the United States
- 1848: Wisconsin becomes the 30th state
- 1854: The Republican Party is formed in Wisconsin
- Motto: "Forward"
- Name Meaning: "Gathering of the Waters" in Algonquian
- Green Bay is the smallest city with an NFL team
- Industries
- Milk and Dairy
- Wisconsin has the most milk and milk cows than any other state
- Paper and Paper Products
- Milk and Dairy
- Home to 714,000 lakes (the most in the US) and 7,446 streams and rivers
- 47 state parks
- Summerfest in Milwaukee is the nation's largest music festival
- Famous People
- Frank Lloyd Wright
- George Kennan
- Earl Lambeau
- Joseph McCarthy
- Georgia O'Keeffe
- Tony Romo
- William Rehnquist
- Steve Stricker
- Bud Selig
- Laura Ingalls Wilder
Saturday, October 26, 2013
Wisconsin: The Badger State
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