Wisconsin, known as "The Badger State," is a Midwestern state where nature and culture blend together. As a typical Midwestern state, about 90% of the population is white. It is known as the number one dairy region in the United States, famous for its cows, corn, and cheese.


Wisconsin is bordered to the north by Lake Superior, to the east by Lake Michigan, and shares borders with Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois, and Michigan. This state is famous for its vast lakes and rivers, forested areas, and fertile farmland. Wisconsin has a continental climate, experiencing warm summers and very cold winters.

Main Cities

  • Madison: The capital of Wisconsin, it is a center of education and politics, home to the University of Wisconsin. Madison is a city with a typical Midwestern atmosphere, speaking English classified as standard American English, and has a high average education level due to its university-centered community.

  • Milwaukee: The largest city in Wisconsin, known for its brewery culture and the Milwaukee Brewers baseball team.

  • Green Bay: The home of the NFL team Green Bay Packers, a city beloved by sports fans.

  • Appleton: A charming small city known for the Houdini Museum and the Fox River.

Main Attractions

  • Door County: Known as "The Cape Cod of the Midwest," it is a popular travel destination with coastlines and picturesque towns.

  • Devil's Lake State Park: A natural gem where you can enjoy hiking, camping, and rock climbing.

  • Wisconsin Dells: A family vacation destination famous for its water parks and unique rock formations.

  • Lake Superior: One of the largest freshwater lakes in the world, offering beautiful natural scenery and various outdoor activities.

Food and Culture

Wisconsin is famous for its dairy production and is nicknamed "The Cheese State." The food here reflects dairy products and unique cultural influences. Must-try foods include:

  • Cheese Curds: A crispy snack made from fresh cheese.

  • Bratwurst: A sausage passed down from German immigrants, a representative dish of Wisconsin.

  • Butter Burger: A hamburger enhanced with butter, a popular local dish.

Economy and Industry

The economy of Wisconsin is centered around agriculture, manufacturing, and tourism. Dairy farming is the leading industry in Wisconsin, producing the most cheese in the United States. Additionally, brewing and the paper industry also play significant roles in the state's economy.

Korean Population

About 20,000 Koreans reside in Wisconsin, primarily concentrated in Madison and Milwaukee.

Interesting Facts

  • Wisconsin produces the most cheese in the United States, with an annual production of about 3 billion pounds.

  • The NFL team Green Bay Packers is the only professional sports team owned by its fans.

  • The Ice Age Trail, a hiking trail, stretches about 1,200 miles across the state.

  • It is known as one of the states with the highest alcohol consumption in the United States.

Wisconsin is a place filled with natural beauty, unique food, and warm hospitality. Visit the Badger State to experience the charm of this diverse state firsthand!