Wisconsin

The State of Wisconsin experiences four distinct seasons. Sometimes snow falls on the ground in this state in this state as early as Late October and as late as May. Therefore, winter is typically the longest season-lasting sometimes even longer than the “official” start and end of water according to the dates of the winter solstice and the spring equinox.

There has been snow that has fallen at unusual times of the year as well, such as in early July. However, usually the latest time of the year that snow appears in this state is late April, and as mentioned earlier occasionally in May.

Wisconsin is known for the Badgers, which is a college football team that originates in Madison, Wisconsin. Wisconsin is also a very active participant of state lottery programs. It pays out winnings to people every single day.

If you want to learn more about Wisconsin you can find a variety of information available. For those who want to visit Wisconsin, there are several types of maps available to help you plan your trip.

Anyone who is interested in moving to Wisconsin will be able to find listings of Wisconsin real estate on the Internet. These properties are also listed in local city and county news and magazine publications. Additionally, listings of real estate property are often displayed in free classified advertising circulars.

One of the most popular tourist destinations of this state is Wisconsin Dells. The Dells is a whole city containing different types of amusement park activities. Some of those activities include go cart racing, riding down water slides, and swimming. Plenty of hotels and camp resorts are located in this area for those who want to stay overnight.

Northern Wisconsin is one of the prime locations for deer hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, and berry picking. Quite a few farms are located in the middle portion of the state. Lake Michigan is located to the East of Wisconsin and the other Great Lakes surround this area as well.

In fact, Wisconsin is known as one of the states with one of the most plenteous water supplies. It is also known for a few varieties of endangered species, such as the American Bald Eagle.

Plenty of museums exist in the state of Wisconsin as well. For instance, there is one in a little town called Peshtigo which tells the story of the Peshtigo Fire (as well as the Chicago fire which occurred about five hours south, in Illinois).

Of course, Wisconsin is also the home of the Green Bay Packers. This football team has experienced its share of upsets and victories over the years, and has even made it into the Super Bowl three times since the establishment of the team.