Fredonia, Wisconsin

Fredonia, United States

Fredonia, Wisconsin shares 33 connections with 2040 other places across 10 topics, led by government and nature. Before European settlement, the village area was upland forest dominated by American beech and sugar maple, with white cedars growing along the Milwaukee River. The 1833 Treaty of Chicago, through which the Potawatomi surrendered this land to the United States, links Fredonia to many other regional places. Its most-shared ties are with neighboring Fredonia (town), Wisconsin and Saukville, Wisconsin.