Wisconsin Project
By: Jacob Brahmer Facts/symbols
The population of Wisconsin in 2020 is 5,832,655.
The state animal of Wisconsin is the Wisconsin Badger, Found throughout Wisconsin, Badgers are shour, stocky, solitary animals with incredibly long, thick claws. Facts/symbols
The state mineral is Galena, Galena became the state mineral the same time red granite became the state rock.
The state seal of Wisconsin consists off the coat of arms with the words, “The Great Seal of the State of Wisconsin,” centered above and a line of 13 stars representing the 13 original states. Facts/symbols
The state pastry of Wisconsin is Kringle, in 2013 Wisconsin designated the Kringle as the state pastry. The Kringle is a flaky dough pastry that can be filled with fruit, nuts, or other filling and baked with icing. Famous Wisconsinites
Robert George Uecker.
Robert George Uecker known as Bob Uecker Was born in and lived in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He has not died and he became a Milwaukee Brave (Before the Milwaukee Brewers) and is now a sports broadcaster for the Milwaukee Brewers. He is also known as Mr. Baseball since 1971. Popular places.
A popular place in Wisconsin is Eau Claire, Eau Claire is in the Central Plain region of Wisconsin and the population is 68,866 in 2020 and is in Eau Claire County.
One main attraction in Eau Claire is Action City, Action City’s 55,000 sq ft family fun center in Eau Claire, Wi; it features the largest indoor go-kart track in the midwest, outdoor zipline =, and redemption arcade games.
Another main attraction in Eau Claire is Chaos Water Park, Chaos Water Park located inside Metropolis resort has been reviewed as one of the best indoor water parks in in Wisconsin. The water park features multiple slides, a lazy river, and a playground. Popular places
The last attraction that I am going to talk about is Carson Park, Carson Park is a historic park located in Eau Claire, Wisconsin. It is located on a 134 acre peninsula created on an oxbow lake, Half Moon Lake, which=h was part of the former course of the Chippewa River. The park contains baseball, football, and softball venues, as well as the Chippewa Valley Museum. Well Known in Wisconsin
A well known place in Wisconsin is Lambeau field, Lambeau Field is a blend of 100% Kentucky bluegrass.
Lambeau Field formerly called City Stadium, nickname Frozen Tundra in Green Bay, Wisconsin that is home of the Green Bay Packers and it has been open for 64 years.
It is the most well known because the Packers are the most popular NFL team in the United States and is the second most famous.