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==In-country Migration== | ==In-country Migration== | ||
Most immigrants from Europe came by way of the [[Erie Canal|Erie Canal]] and the Great Lakes to the port of Milwaukee, or they traveled up the Mississippi and Wisconsin Rivers and then by the railroads, which crossed the area soon after Wisconsin statehood. | Most immigrants from Europe came by way of the [[Erie Canal|Erie Canal]] and the Great Lakes to the port of Milwaukee, or they traveled up the Mississippi and Wisconsin Rivers and then by the railroads, which crossed the area soon after Wisconsin statehood. | ||
=== Wisconsin Migration Routes === | |||
[[Chippewa River]]{{·}} [[Lake Michigan]]{{·}} [[Lake Superior]]{{·}} [[Menominee River]]{{·}} [[Mississippi River]]{{·}} [[St. Croix River]]{{·}} [[Wisconsin River]]{{·}} [[Pecatonica Trail]]{{·}} [[Great Northern Railway (U.S.)]] | |||
== References == | == References == | ||