Dodgeville, Wisconsin
Dodgeville, United States
Dodgeville, Wisconsin connects to 3147 places across 6 topics through 28 Bunkabop connections, spanning media, transportation, government, and military history. Newspapers such as the Chicago Tribune and Milwaukee Journal Sentinel serve the city, and US 18 and Wisconsin Highway 23 run through it. The Illinois Central line to the city was removed in February 1942, and its rails went into the Battleship Wisconsin. The city is named for Henry Dodge, first territorial governor of Wisconsin. It shares many ties with Illinois, Racine, and Chicago.
U.S. Route 18 in Wisconsin
Connects Dodgeville, Wisconsin to: Milwaukee, Wisconsin | Edmund, Wisconsin
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Connects Dodgeville, Wisconsin to: La Crosse, Wisconsin | Racine, Wisconsin | Grafton, Wisconsin | North Prairie, Wisconsin | Genesee Depot, Wisconsin
Wisconsin Highway 23
Connects Dodgeville, Wisconsin to: Sheboygan, Wisconsin | Ripon, Wisconsin | Sheboygan Falls, Wisconsin | Briggsville, Wisconsin | Dellwood, Sauk County, Wisconsin
Wisconsin Public Radio
Connects Dodgeville, Wisconsin to: Chicago, Illinois | Wisconsin | Milwaukee, Wisconsin | Madison, Wisconsin | Duluth, Minnesota
Boeing C-97 Stratofreighter
Connects Dodgeville, Wisconsin to: United States | California | Berlin, Germany | Minnesota | Vietnam
Henry Dodge
Connects Dodgeville, Wisconsin to: United States | Israel | Illinois | Michigan | Ohio
Chicago Tribune
Connects Dodgeville, Wisconsin to: Chicago, Illinois | Louisiana | Orlando, Florida | Des Moines, Iowa | Gary, Indiana
Wisconsin River
Connects Dodgeville, Wisconsin to: United States | Canada | Illinois | Michigan | Miami, Florida