Wisconsin River

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The Wisconsin River is a major tributary of the Mississippi River that flows through central Wisconsin, known for its scenic sandstone formations, recreational opportunities, and historical significance in Native American and early U.S. frontier history.

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All labels observed (4)

Label Occurrences
Wisconsin River canonical 21
Wisconsin River basin 1
Wisconsin River in Wisconsin 1

Statements (66)

Predicate Object
instanceOf river
tributary
basinCountry United States of America
surface form: United States
continent North America
country United States of America
surface form: United States
drainageBasin Upper Mississippi Valley
surface form: Upper Mississippi River basin
flowsThrough Boscobel, Wisconsin
Merrimac, Wisconsin
Muscoda, Wisconsin
Portage, Wisconsin
Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin
Prairie du Sac, Wisconsin
Sauk City, Wisconsin
Spring Green, Wisconsin, United States
surface form: Spring Green, Wisconsin

Stevens Point
surface form: Stevens Point, Wisconsin

Wausau, Wisconsin
Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin
Wisconsin Rapids
surface form: Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin

central Wisconsin
northern Wisconsin
southern Wisconsin
formsPortageWith Fox River
surface form: Fox River (Wisconsin)
hasDam Castle Rock Dam
Petenwell Dam
Prairie du Sac Dam
Wausau Dam
hasEcosystem riparian forests
sandbars and islands
hasFeature Lower Wisconsin Riverway
hasLeftTributary Baraboo River
Big Rib River
Black Earth Creek NERFINISHED
Lemonweir River
Pine River (Wisconsin)
Plover River NERFINISHED
hasRightTributary Eau Claire River
surface form: Eau Claire River (Wisconsin)

Kickapoo River
Tomahawk River NERFINISHED
Yellow River (Wisconsin)
hasWildlife bald eagles
smallmouth bass
sturgeon
waterfowl
historicalSignificance important route for Native American travel and trade
part of early U.S. frontier exploration routes
used by French fur traders in the 17th and 18th centuries
knownFor camping along its banks
canoeing
fishing
recreational boating
sandstone formations at Wisconsin Dells
length approximately 430 miles
approximately 692 kilometers
locatedIn Wisconsin River valley
surface form: Wisconsin River Valley
mouth Mississippi River
mouthLocation near Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin
nameEtymology derived from the French adaptation of a Native American name
protectedArea Lower Wisconsin Riverway
surface form: Lower Wisconsin State Riverway
relatedTo state name Wisconsin
source Lac Vieux Desert
sourceLocation border of Wisconsin and Michigan
state Wisconsin
tributaryOf Mississippi River
usedFor hydroelectric power generation
recreation
water supply

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Battle of Wisconsin Heights riverNearby Wisconsin River
Mississippi River majorTributary Wisconsin River
Jacques Marquette explored Wisconsin River
Wisconsin River valley namedAfter Wisconsin River
Wisconsin River valley hasPart Wisconsin River
Wisconsin River valley drainedBy Wisconsin River
central Wisconsin traversedBy Wisconsin River
subject surface form: Central Wisconsin
Wisconsin Territory namedAfter Wisconsin River
Spring Green, Wisconsin, United States locatedOnRiver Wisconsin River
subject surface form: Spring Green, Wisconsin
Wausau, Wisconsin locatedOnRiver Wisconsin River
Richland County, Wisconsin drainedBy Wisconsin River
Pine River (Wisconsin) tributaryOf Wisconsin River
Pine River (Wisconsin) hasMouthLocation Wisconsin River
this entity surface form: Wisconsin River in Wisconsin
Pine River (Wisconsin) hasHydrologicalSystem Wisconsin River
this entity surface form: Wisconsin River system
Pine River (Wisconsin) partOf Wisconsin River
this entity surface form: Wisconsin River basin
Juneau County, Wisconsin hasRiver Wisconsin River
Marathon County, Wisconsin hasRiver Wisconsin River
Mazomanie (town) locatedNear Wisconsin River
Baraboo Range crossedBy Wisconsin River
South Central Wisconsin containsRiver Wisconsin River
Ocooch Mountains near Wisconsin River