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Why Famous
  • Wisconsin is one of the fifty u.s. states.
  • Agri-tourism is a newer term for an old concept in wisconsin – touring the multitude of breweries and cheese factories in wisconsin.
  • Wisconsin has gained fame in brewing with the names of Miller and Leinenkugel.
  • Wisconsin is the largest cheese producer in the united states.
  • The lake michigan peninsula of door county is a favorite destination for visitors.
  • Northern wisconsin touches two of the great lakes, Lake Superior and Lake Michigan.
Facts Destination
  • The united states acquired the wisconsin territory after the revolution.
  • Wisconsin was rich in virgin stands of old growth white pine and hemlock.
  • Wisconsin\'s economy was originally based on farming (especially dairy), mining, and lumbering.
  • Tourism is also a major industry in wisconsin – the state\'s third largest, according to the department of tourism.
  • Wisconsin also ranks first nationwide in the production of paper products.
Area Info
  • Wisconsin is bordered by the montreal river, lake superior and michigan to the north.
  • The state\'s boundaries include the mississippi river and st. croix river in the west.
  • 46% of wisconsin\'s land area is covered by forest.
  • Langlade county has a soil rarely found outside of the county called antigo silt loam.
  • The lowest temperature ever recorded inwisconsin was in the village of couderay.
Why Visit
  • In Wisconsin the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore consists of 22 islands with attractions such as lighthouses, and sea caves.
  • The beautiful Cable area sports its scenery through all four seasons.
  • Wisconsin is co-host with Hayward of the world-famous American Birkebeiner cross-country skiing event.
  • Wisconsin is also home to several transportation equipment and machinery manufacturers.
  • Wisconsin is one of the most popular vacation destinations in America\'s Midwest.
Best Time
  • Spring and early summer are the best times to visit.
Transport
  • Wisconsin take a detour on Highway 51, Wisconsin\'s alternative to Route 66.
  • The road rambles along from Hurley to Beloit offering eclectic small towns.
Precautions
  • You may want to avoid the winter months, when temperatures attain very low levels, and snowstorms strike Door County and Wisconsin.
  • If you want to bet in low accommodation rates, then July and August aren\'t the better months to visit the region.
Lifestyle
  • Wisconsin has the most Native American tribes east of the Mississippi.
  • Each year in December, the Ho-Chunk Nation holds a two-day roundup and weigh-in on its Muscoda bison ranch.
  • A drumbeat runs through the Chippewa Wild Rice Powwow, connecting visitors to both past and present.