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What year was the Wisconsin state flag adopted?
The Wisconsin state flag is a background of blue with the state coat of arms. There is a sailor and a miner holding a shield. On the top is the state motto "Forward". Below it is a badger which is the state animal. It has 1848 on it which is the year that Wisconsin became a state.
What are the top 5 cheese producing states?
Wisconsin, new york, pennsylvania, california, idaho
What is the state soil of Wisconsin?
Antigo Silt Loam is the official state soil of Wisconsin. The Wisconsin State Legislature named it the official state soil of Wisconsin in 1983.
What is Wisconsins state song?
Wisconsin's state song is "On, Wisconsin"
What is the state number of Wisconsin?
Wisconsin is the 30th state in the United States.
Was Wisconsin a slave state?
Wisconsin was not a slave state.
What state is the leading producer of cranberries?
Wisconsin is the top cranberry producing state in the U.S. They account for over half of the U.S. production.
How many members in the Wisconsin senate?
There are 33 members of the wisconsin State Senate.
Is Wisconsin a state or country?
Omro, Wisconsin once declared itself independent of Wisconsin and the United States when it was left off the state map. It was only done in fun.
Milwaukee is located in which state?
Wisconsin
Was Wisconsin the 20th state?
No, Wisconsin was the 30th state. Mississippi was the 20th state.
Where Wisconsin's state capital is in?
Madison is the state capitol of Wisconsin.
