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Wisconsin

"Badger State"

Motto
Forward
Capitol
Madison
Name Origin
French corruption of an Indian word whose meaning is disputed
Statehood Date
May 29, 1848 (30th)
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Official Symbols

A state's official symbols represent the composition and culture of the land and people who live and have lived here. Below are the symbols of Wisconsin along with the year they became official.

Flower Wood Violet (1949)
Tree Sugar Maple (1949)
Grain Corn (1990)
Bird Robin (1949)
Animal Badger
Wild Life Animal White-Tailed Deer (1957)
Domestic Animal Dairy Cow (1971)
Insect Honeybee (1977)
Fish Musky (Muskellunge) (1955)
Song “On Wisconsin”
Mineral Galena (1971)
Rock Red Granite (1971)
Symbol Of Peace Mourning Dove (1971)
Soil Antigo Silt Loam (1983)
Fossil Trilobite (1985)
Dog American Water Spaniel (1986)
Beverage Milk (1988)
Dance Polka (1994)
Waltz “The Wisconsin Waltz” (2001)
Ballad “Oh Wisconsin, Land Of My Dreams” (2001)
Demographics
Population Density
98.8 people per square mile
Geography and Weather
Land Area
54,310 sq mi. (140,673 sq km)
Lowest Elevation
0 ft (0 m)
Average Elevation
1050 ft (320.04 m)
Highest Temperature Recorded
114°F (46°C) on July 13, 1936
Lowest Temperature Recorded
–55°F (–48°C) on February 4, 1996

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