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Geography & Demographics

State Abbreviation	WI
State Capital	Madison
State Size	Total (Land + Water): 65,498 sq miles; Land Only: 54,310 sq miles
Number of Counties	72
Time Zone	Central Time Zone
Bordering States	Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota
Highest Point	Timms Hill, 1,951 feet
Tallest Building	U.S. Bank Center in Milwaukee, 601 feet
Largest Stadium	Lambeau Field in Green Bay, capacity 81,435
National Parks	None
State Population (2020)	5,893,718
State Population Density	108.5 people / square mile
Area Codes	262, 274, 414, 534, 608, 715, 920
Top 5 Cities (2020 population)	Milwaukee (589,067) Madison (263,094) Green Bay (103,836) Kenosha (99,570) Racine (76,237)

Government & Legislature

Statehood	May 29, 1848
Electoral Votes	10
State Flag
Governor	Official Wisconsin Governor Website
U. S. Senators	List of U. S. Senators From Wisconsin
U. S. Representatives	List of U. S. Representatives From Wisconsin
State Senators	List of Wisconsin State Senators
State Representatives	List of Wisconsin State Representatives
State Government	Official Site
State Constitution	Wisconsin State Constitution
Same-Sex Marriage Legalization Date	October 6, 2014
Road Conditions	Wisconsin Road Conditions
State Quarter Issue Date	October 25, 2004

State Symbols

State Animal	Badger
State Ballad	"Oh Wisconsin, Land of My Dreams"
State Beverage	Milk
State Bird	Robin
State Dance	Polka
State Dog	American water spaniel
State Domestic Animal	Dairy cow
State Fish	Muskellunge
State Flower	Wood violet
State Fossil	Trilobite
State Fruit	Cranberry
State Grain	Corn
State Insect	Honeybee
State Mineral	Galena
State Motto	Forward
State Nickname	Badger State
State Pastry	Kringle
State Rock	Red granite
State Soil	Antigo silt loam
State Song	"On, Wisconsin!"
State Symbol of Peace	Mourning dove
State Tree	Sugar maple
State Wildlife Animal	White-tailed deer

Sports Teams

Major Sports Teams	MLB: Milwaukee Brewers NFL: Green Bay Packers NBA: Milwaukee Bucks
NCAA Division I Schools	Marquette University (Big East) University of Wisconsin - Green Bay (Horizon) University of Wisconsin - Madison (Big Ten) University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee (Horizon)

Table Tennis Clubs in Wisconsin

City	Table Tennis Club
Milwaukee	Wisconsin Table Tennis Organization
Shorewood, West Allis	Milwaukee Table Tennis Club

Popular Tourist Attractions

Alliant Energy Center: Multi-building complex center in Madison, Wisconsin.
Cave of the Mounds: Natural limestone cave in Blue Mounds, Wisconsin.
Chula Vista Resort: Resort in Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin.
Discovery World: Science museum in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Harley-Davidson Museum: Museum in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Henry Vilas Zoo: Zoo in Madison, Wisconsin.
House on the Rock: Tourist attraction in Spring Green, Wisconsin.
Lambeau Field: Stadium in Green Bay, Wisconsin.
Milwaukee Art Museum: Art museum in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Milwaukee County Zoo: Zoo in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Milwaukee Public Museum: Museum in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Peninsula State Park: State park in Fish Creek, Wisconsin.
Road America: Road course in Plymouth, Wisconsin.
Taliesin: Home and estate of American architect Frank Lloyd Wright located in Spring Green, Wisconsin.
Whistling Straits: Golf course in Sheboygan, Wisconsin.
Wilmot Mountain: Ski area in Wilmot, Wisconsin.

UNESCO Heritage Sites

20th-Century Architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright: Herbert and Katherine Jacobs House in Madison, Wisconsin.
20th-Century Architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright: Taliesin in Spring Green, Wisconsin.

Festivals and Events

Top festivals and events in Wisconsin. They are listed in approximate order of when they take place during the year.

Festival / Event	When	Location
Hudson Hot Air Affair	February	Hudson
Lakefront Festival of Art	June	Milwaukee
Summerfest	June to July	Milwaukee
EAA AirVenture Oshkosh	July	Oshkosh
German Fest	July	Milwaukee
Taste 'N Glow Balloon Fest	July	Wausau
Waterford Balloonfest	July	Waterford
Milwaukee Irish Fest	August	Milwaukee
Wisconsin State Fair	August	West Allis
Wisconsin State Cow Chip Throw & Festival	Labor Day Weekend in September	Prairie Du Sac
Cheese Days	September	Monroe
Cranberry Festival	September	Warrens
Oktoberfest La Crosse	September	La Crosse

Popular Iconic Wisconsin Foods

Wisconsin is famous for the following foods:

Bratwurst
Frozen Custard
Butter Burger
Kringle
Fish Boil
Sausage
Cheese Curds
Cream Puff
Sprecher Root Bear
Beer Cheese Soup
Friday Fish Fry

Famous People Born In Wisconsin

Nobel Prize Winners

William P. Murphy (Physiology or Medicine, 1934)
Herbert S. Gasser (Physiology or Medicine, 1944)
John Bardeen (Physics, 1956; Physics, 1972)
Herbert Simon (Economic Sciences, 1978)
Thomas A. Steitz (Chemistry, 2009)
Oliver E. Williamson (Economic Sciences, 2009)
David J. Wineland (Physics, 2012)

Pro Football Hall Of Fame Members

Earl "Curly" Lambeau (Halfback, Kicker, Coach, General Manager, Team Founder. Inducted in 1963)
John "Blood" McNally (Halfback. Inducted in 1963)
Mike Michalske (Guard. Inducted in 1964)
Arnie Herber (Quarterback. Inducted in 1966)
Elroy (Crazylegs) Hirsch (Halfback, End. Inducted in 1968)
Alphonse "Tuffy" Leemans (Running Back, Quarterback, Coach. Inducted in 1978)
Jim Otto (Center. Inducted in 1980)
Bud Grant (Coach. Inducted in 1994)
Mike Webster (Center. Inducted in 1997)
Pat Bowlen (Team Owner. Inducted in 2019)
Gil Brandt (Executive. Inducted in 2019)
Joe Thomas (Offensive Tackle. Inducted in 2023)

Baseball Hall Of Fame Players

Kid Nichols (Pitcher. Inducted in 1949)
Al Simmons (Left Fielder. Inducted in 1953)
Burleigh Grimes (Pitcher. Inducted in 1964)
Addie Joss (Pitcher. Inducted in 1978)
Bud Selig (Executive. Inducted in 2017)

Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall Of Fame Players

Christian Steinmetz (Guard. Inducted in 1961)

Famous Actors And Actresses

Fredric March
Mark Ruffalo
Tony Shalhoub
Spencer Tracy

Famous Singers

Greg Graffin
Skylar Grey
Al Jarreau

Wisconsin Fun Facts

· The state of Wisconsin was named after the Wisconsin River. The word Wisconsin originates from the Miami Indian word Meskonsing, meaning "this stream meanders through something red," a reference to the setting of the Wisconsin River as it flows through the red sandstone bluffs of the Wisconsin Dells.

· Harley-Davidson, the American motorcycle manufacturer, was founded in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, in 1903 by William Harley, Arthur Davidson, and Walter Davidson.

· The Ringling Brothers (Albert, Otto, Charles and John) gave their first circus show performance in Baraboo, Wisconsin, in 1884.

· Noah's Ark Family Park is the largest water park in the United States. It features 51 water slides, among other attractions. The park is located in the city of Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin.

· The first hydroelectric plant in the United States began operation on the Fox River in Appleton, Wisconsin, on September 30, 1882.

· The Wisconsin town of Bloomer hosts an annual jump rope competition and is the Jump Rope Capital of the World.

· Eagle River, Wisconsin, hosts the annual World Championship Snowmobile Derby and is known as the Snowmobile Capital of the World.

· In 1919, Stephen J. Poplawski of Racine, Wisconsin, invented the blender.

· Wisconsin is one of two states with an official State Pastry: Kringle.

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