Wisconsin has a diverse landscape ranging from low hills and bluffs to rivers and lakes. People in Wisconsin enjoy outdoor activities like swimming and boating to cool off in the summer. Key industries include dairy farming, cheese production, and transportation along the Great Lakes. Major cities include Milwaukee, Madison, and Green Bay, which have various landmarks, festivals, and cultural traditions that define different regions across the state.

1. Wisconsin
By Cross Country

2. Human-Environment
Interaction
Adapt: People in Wisconsin cool off in Lake
Superior or Lake Michigan on hot summer
days, and many buildings have air
conditioners and heaters.
Modify: Milwaukee City, Madison, Green Bay.
Depend: Lake Superior and Michigan for water
and transportation.

3. Movement
Transportation: Cars, train, boat, plane.
Exports + Agriculture: Milk, Cheese, Eggs,
Peas, beans, Beets, Corn, Oats, Zinc.
Wisconsin was named America's Dairy Land
for all of it's wonderful dairy products.

4. Place
Landmark: Heritage Hill, Packer Hall of Fame,
House on a Rock.
Landform: low hills, bluffs, cliffs, rivers.
Tradition, Summer Fest, Syttende Festival, Troll
Drawing Contest, dancing, music.
Climate: Green Bay: January High: 26, January
low: -3, December high: 9, December low:
-13.

5. Location
Relative: Northern and Western Hemispheres,
North America, bordered by Minnesota and
Illinois, Lake Michigan and Lake Superior
are the closest Great Lakes.
Absolute: Madison: 43*N, 89*W. Ashland:
46*N, 90*W. Green Bay: 44*N, 88*W.

6. Regions
Central time zone,Wisconsin
is in the USA, North
America, Midwestern region
of the USA.

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Presentation
by CROSS
COUNTRY.