
About small towns
Wisconsin is known as “The Badger State.” The state has a diverse landscape with rolling hills, rocky bluffs, and forests. There are many rivers and streams and about 15,000 lakes. Wisconsin joined the Union in 1848 and features historical buildings, preserved town squares, and monuments reflecting the state’s history. The state also has a strong maritime heritage, especially along two Great Lakes—Lake Superior and Lake Michigan.
On the shores of Lake Superior is Ashland. It is one of the most historically significant small towns in Wisconsin. The has Native American roots and was a key port for French fur traders.
Downtown Ashland has tree-lined streets and historic brownstones and is a picturesque setting.
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