What was Wisconsin called before it became a state? What was Wisconsin before 1848? Wisconsin was part of the Northwest Territory from 1788 to 1800, according to state records.

Wisconsin was part of the Northwest Territory from 1788 to 1800, according to state records. Present-day Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois and part of Minnesota were also part of this territory.

Just two of Wisconsin's 12 drives ended in Minnesota territory. The Badgers had 166 total yards, a season low, and rushed for 36 yards on 24 attempts for a paltry 1.5 yards per carry.

FAMOUS WESTERN FORTS.; Built on Wisconsin Territory After the War of 1812. PROTECION. AGAINST THE INDIANS Howard, Crawford, and Winnebago Were Their Names -- Soldiers of Reputation Who Commanded Them.

By 1836, the Wisconsin territory was organized and included parts of what is now Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota and the Dakotas. More than a decade later, in 1848, Wisconsin became the 30th state to ...

Wisconsin and Illinois were both carved out of the Northwest Territory, the lands claimed by the United States in the 18th century west of Pennsylvania, north of the Ohio River and east of the ...

Halfbreed Rapids is on the Tomahawk River about 20 miles west of Rhinelander near the Lac du Flambeau Reservation and within ...

According to the legal complaint, the majority of Wisconsin’s Assembly districts are noncontiguous — each consisting of between two and 40 disconnected pieces of territory.

The Wisconsin football team's offense helped push Braelon Allen into the end zone in overtime, and the Badgers defense held Nebraska to pull out the overtime win.

PINNED Henry Mode from Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum; photos by Henry Kofman and Ellie Henderson After a brutal first half, the Trojans played a near-perfect second half, scoring 28 points unanswered ...