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Home U.S. People Word Wise ... Homework Center Fact Monster Favorites Hurricane Katrina Ramadan Children Inventors The Doctor's In ... 2006 TFK Almanac Reference Desk Atlas Almanacs Dictionary Encyclopedia ... Site Map Sponsored Links TripAdvisor Wisconsin (United States) Encyclopedia Wisconsin, state, United States Geography The most notable physiographic feature of the state is its profusion of lakes, over 8,500, ranging in size from Lake Winnebago (215 sq mi/557 sq km) to tiny glacial lakes of surprising beauty. The Wisconsin River, with its extensive dam system, runs generally southward through the middle of the state until it turns west (just NW of Madison) to flow into the Mississippi, dividing the state into eastern and western sectors. Running a parallel course just to the east, Wisconsin's major watershed extends in a broad arc from north to south; to the east the Menominee, the Peshtigo, the Wolf, and the Fox rivers flow E and NE into Lake Michigan, while to the west the Chippewa, the Flambeau, and the Black rivers make their way to the Mississippi. Wisconsin's frontage on lakes Superior and Michigan as well as its many beautiful lakes and streams and its northern woodlands have made it a haven for hunters, fishermen, and water and winter sports enthusiasts. There are numerous state parks, forests, and two national forests. Apostle Islands National Lakeshore and Saint Croix and Lower Saint Croix national scenic rivers (see

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Home U.S. People Word Wise ... Homework Center Fact Monster Favorites Hurricane Katrina Ramadan Children Inventors The Doctor's In ... 2006 TFK Almanac Reference Desk Atlas Almanacs Dictionary Encyclopedia ... States Wisconsin Capital: Madison State abbreviation/Postal code: Wis./WI Governor: Jim Doyle, D (to Jan. 2007) Lieut. Governor: Barbara Lawton, D (to Jan. 2007) Senators: Russell D. Feingold, D (to Jan. 2011); Herbert Kohl, D (to Jan. 2007) U.S. Representatives: Historical biographies of Congressional members Secy. of State: Douglas J. La Follette, D (to Jan. 2007) State Treasurer: Jack C. Voight, R (to Jan. 2007) Atty. General: Peg Lautenschlager, D (to Jan. 2007) Superintendent of Public Instruction: Elizabeth Burmaster, Nonpartisan (to July 2005) Organized as territory: July 4, 1836 Entered Union (rank): May 29, 1848 (30) Present constitution adopted: Motto: Forward State symbols: flower wood violet (1949) tree sugar maple (1949) grain corn (1990) bird robin (1949) animal badger wild life animal white-tailed deer (1957) domestic animal dairy cow (1971) insect honeybee (1977) fish musky (muskellunge) (1955) song mineral galena (1971) rock red granite (1971) symbol of peace mourning dove (1971) soil antigo silt loam (1983) fossil trilobite (1985) dog American Water Spaniel (1986) beverage milk (1988) dance polka (1994) waltz ballad Nickname: Badger State Origin of name: French corruption of an Indian word whose meaning is disputed 10 largest cities (2003 est.):

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Turning Points Turning Points Home Advanced Search Lesson Plans Staff Favorites ... Early Native Peoples The Physical Geography of Wisconsin All history happens in some place. The names, facts, and dates in our history books sometimes leave the impression that the past exists only on paper between two covers, but the past is actually all around us. On at least one morning during the past 14,000 years, Indians pursued game just outside your window. With more than 100 centuries of human history behind us, crossing any bridge or hiking in any park we share the space with a Jesuit missionary or French fur trader. Less than a mile from where you’re sitting, 150 years ago a pair of surveyors made... more... Original Documents and Other Primary Sources Increase Lapham surveys Wisconsin's trees, 1858 Increase Lapham describes territorial Wisconsin for new settlers. A British scientist makes a geological tour in 1835. Increase Lapham examining a meteorite, ca. 1868 A field in a glaciated part of Wisconsin, 1960 A cliff in the driftless region of Wisconsin. Primary Sources Available Elsewhere Increase Lapham describes Wisconsin's animal and plant life in 1852 An Illustrated History of Wisconsin Through 1874 An 1847 travelogue by a visiting British geologist Related Links Visit our archaeology Web pages Discover classroom resources available from our Office of School Services Search our catalogs for materials on this topic that aren't yet available online.

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Teachers National History Day Book Reviews WHS Press Badger History Bulletin ... Resources Interweaving Wisconsin Studies: A Curriculum Guide This recently revised curriculum guide aligns instructional resources with The Wisconsin Model Academic Standards. The original writing group was composed of fifteen 4th grade instructors from the Madison Metropolitan School District. Consultation and support was generously provided by The State Historical Society of Wisconsin - Office of School Services. Historical eras are presented with content foci, appropriate resources, relevant standards for 4th and 8th grades, and a list of all supplemental materials referenced. This is a work in progress and should grow with the knowledge of additional resources and the readers' passion and creativity for making additional connection with the content identified within the standards. View the Curriculum Guide PDF View a description of the Ten Historical Eras and Themes PDF Assessment Materials and Answer Keys Now available are suggested assessment tools for the major resources from the Wisconsin Historical Society and selected resources from the Wisconsin Educational Communications Board. You can download these materials either by historical era or resource.

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email comments about this site page designer: vk site updated: September 2005 Department of UW-River Falls Geography Courses Fall 2005 MAPPING SCIENCES AT UW-RF? GEOGRAPHY is a field that uses an interdisciplinary approach to understand patterns of human activity and natural processes on the surface of the earth. Geographers are often called upon to analyze and solve problems that deal with interactions between people and the environment. Geography appeals to students who have a wide range of interests that involve human activities and their impacts on the natural environment. MAPPING SCIENCES are a set of techniques that include Cartography (the art and science of map making), GIS - Geographic Information Systems (the analysis of spatial patterns), and Remote Sensing (the analysis of satellite imagery). These techniques are useful in displaying, understanding, and analyzing spatial relationships. Many other disciplines, such as biology, business, marketing, criminal justice, land use planning, and urban studies utilize mapping techniques. Studying geography and mapping sciences at UWRF provides the skills to engage in a variety of careers. Through a combination of coursework and internships students gain first hand experience in geographic analysis. The use of computer technologies, through GIS and mapping, are areas where students may develop additional expertise. The department offers a Major and a Minor in Geography, a Minor in Geographic Information Systems and Cartography, and a Major in Broad Field Social Studies (Geography)/Education.

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EnchantedLearning.com is a user-supported site. As a bonus, site members have access to a banner-ad-free version of the site, with print-friendly pages. Click here to learn more. (Already a member? Click here. Wisconsin Map Quiz/Printout Wisconsin Outline Map Printout Wisconsin: Label Me! Printout EnchantedLearning.com Wisconsin Facts, Map and State Symbols Wisconsin Flag Printout/Quiz Wisconsin was the 30 th state in the USA ; it became a state on May 29,1848. State Abbreviation - WI State Capital - Madison Largest City - Milwaukee Area - 65,503 square miles [Wisconsin is the 23rd biggest state in the USA] Population (as of 2000) [Wisconsin is the 18th most populous state in the USA] Major Industries - dairy products (milk, butter, cheese), farming (corn), machinery, paper manufacturing, beer, tourism Major Rivers - Wisconsin River, Mississippi River , St. Croix River, Chippewa River Major Lakes - Lake Michigan, Lake Superior, Lake Winnebago Highest Point - Timms Hill - 1,952 feet (595 m) above sea level Bordering States Minnesota Michigan Iowa Illinois Origin of the Name Wisconsin - Wisconsin is from an Indian word, but the origin is uncertain. It is perhaps an Algonquian Indian word that means "long river," a Chippewa/Ojibwa/Anishinabe word, "Ouisconsin," that means "grassy place," or "gathering of the waters."

72. Biographical Sketch - David Leigh BA, University of Colorado, geography, 1982 MA, University of wisconsin, geography,1988 Ph.D., University of wisconsin, geography, 1991. Appointments http://cwt33.ecology.uga.edu/piprofiles/pro_leigh.html

downloadable in Microsoft Word format. RUN UNIVERSAL SEARCH on this researcher (Leigh) All Coweeta LTER online data, publications, grad publications, species collections, sample archives. Telephone: 706.542.2346 Email: dleigh@uga.edu 204 Geography-Geology Building University of Georgia Athens, Georgia 30602 Position at Coweeta LTER: Principle Investigator Specialty: Quaternary Studies, Geomorphology, Geoarcheology, Environmental, and Soils Habitat: Organism Core Area(s): Education: B.A., University of Colorado, Geography M.A., University of Wisconsin, Geography, 1988 Ph.D., University of Wisconsin, Geography, 1991 Appointments: Associate Professor, University of Georgia, 1991-present RA, TA, Instructor, University of Wisconsin, 1985-1991 Geomorphologist, Center for American Archaeology, 1982-1985 Publications (Five as examples of research foci) Leigh, D.S. 2001. Buried artifacts in sandy soils: techniques for evaluating pedoturbation versus sedimentation. Pages 269-296 in V.T.H.P. Goldberg and R. Ferring, eds. Earth science and archaeology. Plenum, New York.

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UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN OSHKOSH GEOGRAPHY Harold Gulley, Chairperson Department Office: Halsey Science, Room 220 Department Telephone: 920-424-4105 Code 50 or GEOG I. FACULTY Bowen, Burayidi, Cross, Greuel, Gulley, Hu, Johnson, Kavanagh, McHugh, Zaniewski. II. DEGREES Undergraduate: A major in Geography can lead to the degree(s): Bachelor of Arts; Bachelor of Science; Bachelor of Science in Education. Graduate: The Department does not offer a graduate program. However, students who complete a major in our Department may wish to consider advanced study at the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh in these programs: Master of Business Administration, Master of Public Administration, Master of Science in Education. For specifics, please see the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh Graduate Bulletin. III. SUMMARY OF FIELDS OF STUDY 1. GOAL(S) See the department for a listing of their goal(s). 2. THE MAJOR(S) The Department offers a choice of 4 emphases within the Geography Major. These are: 1) General Emphasis, 2) Professional Emphasis, 3) Environmental Geography Emphasis 4) Secondary Education Geography Emphasis. 3. THE MINOR(S)

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Home Organization Programs Archives ... Membership Publications FOCUS on Geography Magazine FOCUS on Geography Current Issue FOCUS Co-Editor Appointed ... Series FOCUS on Geography The Magazine of the American Geographical Society In celebration of the AGS sesquicentennial, our fifty-year old mirror for geography has a new name: FOCUS on Geography . In 1950 FOCUS wa s a four-page, two-color leaflet on a single subject, published ten times a year. Today, FOCUS on Geography is a forty-page, full-color quarterly magazine with numerous articles written by well-known academic and professional geographers; in-depth theme sections; maps and photos; and special country issues. Written and edited by geographers, FOCUS for decades has provided geographical information and perspectives in a relaxed and readable style for a wide audience For grade school teachers - FOCUS on Geography offers readings and facts as background for lesson-plan development on such timely and timeless topics as: "Markets, Bazaars and Suqs" by Stewart McHenry (43/2); "The Pacific Islands: A New Geography" by

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79. Wisconsin Facts Much of wisconsin s geography was shaped by Ice Age glaciers, and it borders ontwo of the Great Lakes Lake Superior and Lake Michigan. http://www.legis.state.wi.us/senate/scc/kids/photo.htm

Home Wisconsin firsts [ Wisconsin facts ] Wisconsin government Wisconsin symbols Our state capitol How a bill becomes law Nickname: Badger State Motto: Forward Song: On, Wisconsin Population: 5,142,999 (official 1996 estimate)16 th largest state. Largest city Milwaukee Density 94.6 persons per square mile Land Area 54,313.7 square miles 23 rd largest state Entered the Union May 29, 1848, as the 30 th state. Wisconsin celebrated its 150th anniversary in 1998. Capital: Madison (population 200,814, official 1996 estimate). Elevation: Highest point: Timm Hill, P ric e County, 1,952. Lowest point Lake Michigan shoreline, 581 feet. Counties Cities: Villages: Towns: Largest Lake: Lake Winnebago, 215 square miles. Temperatures: Highest recorded temperature, 114°F, Wisconsin Dells, July 13, 1936; Lowest, -54° F, Danbury, January 24, 1922. Average annual range, 12.4°F (January) to 69.4° F (July). Topography: Wisconsin has a varied topography of rolling hills, valleys, ridges, lakes and shoreline. Much of Wisconsin's geography was shaped by Ice Age glaciers, and it borders on two of the Great Lakes Lake Superior and Lake Michigan. Wisconsin's western border is outlined by the St. Croix and Mississippi rivers. There are over 14,000 lakes throughout the state. Foliage: Large parts of Wisconsin are covered by dense forests made up of hardwood trees, such as ash, maple, elm and oak as well as softwood trees, such as balsam fir, pine, spruce and hemlock.

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AllRefer Channels :: Health Yellow Pages Reference Weather September 27, 2005 Medicine People Places History ... Maps Web AllRefer.com You are here : AllRefer.com Reference Encyclopedia U.S. Political Geography ... Wisconsin, state, United States By Alphabet : Encyclopedia A-Z W Wisconsin, state, United States, U.S. Political Geography Related Category: U.S. Political Geography Wisconsin u Pronunciation Key , upper midwestern state of the United States. It is bounded by Lake Superior and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, from which it is divided by the Menominee R. (N); Lake Michigan (E); Illinois (S); and Iowa and Minnesota (W), with the Mississippi R. forming much of that border. Sections in this article: Introduction Facts and Figures Geography Economy Government and Higher Education ... Bibliography Topics that might be of interest to you: Victor Louis Berger Black Hawk War John Rogers Commons Driftless Area ... Winnebago, Lake Related Categories: Places United States and Canada More articles from AllRefer Reference on Wisconsin, state, United States SITE MAPS Encyclopedia US Gazetteer: US States A-C US States D-H US States I-L US States M ... Countries A-Z Content on this web site is provided for informational purposes only. We accept no responsibility for any loss, injury or inconvenience sustained by any person resulting from information published on this site. We encourage you to verify any critical information with the relevant authorities.

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