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Northeastern Wisconsin Useful Links
Links to the Greater Green Bay & Northeastern Wisconsin area information including things to do, schools, parks, services, and more.
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Green Bay, Wisconsin - Click Here
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Ashwaubenon, Wisconsin - Click Here
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DePere, Wisconsin - Click Here
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Ledgeview - Click Here
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Little Suamico - Click Here
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Suamico - Click Here
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Howard - Click Here
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Green Bay Wisconsin Area School Links
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Things To Do
North Eastern Wisconsin Zoo-The NEW ZOO and Brown County Reforestation Camp serves as a 1560-acre recreational area. The miles of trails, picnic areas, trout ponds, and animal exhibits provide fun and enjoyment. Visit the observation tower to see a good portion of the animal exhibits and lush habitat. Nestled among the pines are playground areas, grills, volleyball courts and a ball diamond. A shelter may also be rented. Call (920) 448-4466.
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Jean Nicolet - Northeast of the city of Green Bay, on the limestone ridge overlooking the waters of the bay, stands a statue of Jean Nicolet. It commemorates the coming of Europeans to Green Bay and to Wisconsin. The historical marker there declares that "In 1634 Jean Nicolet, emissary of Governor Samuel de Champlain of New France, landed at Red Banks on the shore of Green Bay about a mile west of here."
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The Green Bay Packers
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Green Bay Jobs
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Weidner Center for the performing arts
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Door County, Wisconsin
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Green Bay Area Entertainment Guide
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Wisconsin DNR
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Neville Public Museum of Brown County
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Brown County Public Library
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Wisconsin Health Care Links
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Waterfalls of Northeastern Wisconsin
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Heritage Hill Living History Museum -Nestled on a 54 acre site overlooking the Fox River in Green Bay, Wisconsin, Heritage Hill Living History Museum is a significant educational and cultural resource for Northeastern Wisconsin.
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