Watertown
Watertown Industrial city (1990 pop. 19,142), Dodge and Jefferson counties, SE Wis., at the falls of the Rock River; inc. 1854. It is a major rail junction. There is food processing, metal recycling, and diverse manufacturing, including electronics, furnaces, fiberglass, plastics, and hardware. Carl Schurz lived there. His wife, Margarethe, established (1856) the first U.S. kindergarten there; it has been restored and moved to the grounds of the Octagon House (c.1849), the city's historical museum.
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Places in the United States
- Watertown, California
- Watertown, Connecticut
- Watertown, Florida
- Watertown, Massachusetts
- Watertown Township, Michigan (disambiguation)
- Watertown, Minnesota
- Watertown Township, Minnesota
- Watertown (city), New York
- Watertown (town), New York, adjacent to the city
- Watertown, Ohio
- Watertown, South Dakota
- Watertown, Tennessee
- Watertown, Wisconsin, a city
- Watertown (town), Wisconsin
- "Watertown", a nickname for Area 51
Music
- Watertown (album), 1970 album by Frank Sinatra
See also
- Waterton (disambiguation)
- Víziváros (Watertown), Esztergom, Hungary
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