Wisconsin
Wisconsin has 15,000 lakes. That's a bunch of lakes for just one state. What a great place to swim, boat, and fish. Solve the Wisconsin Breakout in 30 minutes and go enjoy some time on the water!
Wisconsin has 15,000 lakes. That's a bunch of lakes for just one state. What a great place to swim, boat, and fish. Solve the Wisconsin Breakout in 30 minutes and go enjoy some time on the water!
Wisconsin became the 30th state on May 29, 1848. The capital city is Madison and Milwaukee is the largest city. Wisconsin is bordered by Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois and Michigan. Wisconsin also touches two of the five great lakes: Lake Superior and Lake Michigan.
Wisconsin became the 30th state on May 29, 1848. The capital city is Madison and Milwaukee is the largest city. Wisconsin is bordered by Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois and Michigan. Wisconsin also touches two of the five great lakes: Lake Superior and Lake Michigan.
The state is divided into 72 counties.
The state is divided into 72 counties.
Wisconsin is the only state to have the accordion as its state instrument.
Wisconsin is the only state to have the accordion as its state instrument.
The first-ever ice cream sundae was served (on a Sunday) in 1881 at Edward C. Berner's soda fountain in Two Rivers, Wisconsin. It only cost 5 cents. A traditional sundae starts off with a couple scoops of creamy white vanilla ice cream, followed by dark brown chocolate syrup, pure white whipped cream and then topped off with a bright red cherry.
The first-ever ice cream sundae was served (on a Sunday) in 1881 at Edward C. Berner's soda fountain in Two Rivers, Wisconsin. It only cost 5 cents. A traditional sundae starts off with a couple scoops of creamy white vanilla ice cream, followed by dark brown chocolate syrup, pure white whipped cream and then topped off with a bright red cherry.
Wisconsin is known as "America's Dairyland" because it is one of the nation's leading dairy producers. This state is the largest cheese producer in the USA. Yearly, Wisconsin produces 2.9 billion pounds of cheese in 600 different types.
Wisconsin is known as "America's Dairyland" because it is one of the nation's leading dairy producers. This state is the largest cheese producer in the USA. Yearly, Wisconsin produces 2.9 billion pounds of cheese in 600 different types.
Wisconsin is the only state to offer a Master Cheesemaker program. It takes three years to complete, and you need 10 years of cheese making experience before you can even apply to attend the program.
Wisconsin is the only state to offer a Master Cheesemaker program. It takes three years to complete, and you need 10 years of cheese making experience before you can even apply to attend the program.
What kind of cheese do you like? Mozzarella Cheddar Feta American Muenster Colby Swiss Brie Gorgonzola
What kind of cheese do you like? Mozzarella Cheddar Feta American Muenster Colby Swiss Brie Gorgonzola
Official State Bird of Wisconsin
Official State Bird of Wisconsin
American Robin