Farmington, Wisconsin

Farmington, United States

Farmington, Wisconsin shares 19 connections with 650 other places across 4 topics, anchored in glacial geography and 19th-century Indigenous land history. The town sits in the Kettle Moraine region, where the Laurentide Ice Sheet left behind kames, eskers, drumlins, and kettles. Its strongest ties are to nearby Wisconsin communities, especially Fredonia (town) and Waubeka. Government connections trace to the 1833 Treaty of Chicago, through which the Potawatomi surrendered their ancestral lands and were required to leave Wisconsin by 1838.