Portage, Wisconsin
Portage, United States
Portage, Wisconsin connects to 5579 places across 10 topics through 41 Bunkabop connections, shaped most strongly by transportation, history, and nature. The city takes its name from the Fox–Wisconsin Waterway, a portage between two rivers that Jacques Marquette and Louis Joliet identified in 1673 as a route to the Mississippi River. Its connections reach Chicago, Illinois and span the broader Midwest. Notable figures from Portage include Medal of Honor recipient Guy W. S. Castle and Olympic curler Maureen Clark.
Mike Thompson (American football)
Connects Portage, Wisconsin to: Cleveland, Ohio | Wisconsin | Cincinnati, Ohio
John Edward Kelley
Connects Portage, Wisconsin to: United States | Minnesota | Wisconsin | Minneapolis, Minnesota | South Dakota
American Midwest
Connects Portage, Wisconsin to: Northern Illinois | Northern Indiana | Harrisburg, Illinois | Prairie du Rocher, Illinois | Provident City, Texas
Guy W. S. Castle
Connects Portage, Wisconsin to: Germany | New York City, New York | Russia | Wisconsin | Brest, France
Maureen Clark
Connects Portage, Wisconsin to: United States | Canada | Wisconsin | Turin, Italy | New Addition
James J. Lindsay
Connects Portage, Wisconsin to: United States | Vietnam | Wisconsin | Nebraska | Ḥaʼil
Louis Joliet
Connects Portage, Wisconsin to: Little Chute, Wisconsin | Covington, Tennessee | Westchester Township, Indiana | Camden, Arkansas | Lyons, Illinois
Borealis (train)
Connects Portage, Wisconsin to: Milwaukee, Wisconsin | Madison, Wisconsin | La Crosse, Wisconsin | Great Lakes megalopolis | Winona, Minnesota
Zona Gale
Connects Portage, Wisconsin to: United States | California | Chicago, Illinois | New York City, New York | Japan
bike path
Connects Portage, Wisconsin to: Copenhagen, Denmark | Ann Arbor, Michigan | Trois-Rivières, Quebec | Boise, Idaho | Cambridge, Massachusetts
Fox River (Green Bay tributary)
Connects Portage, Wisconsin to: Canada | Chicago, Illinois | Michigan | Mississippi | Wisconsin
Louis Jolliet
Connects Portage, Wisconsin to: United States | France | Canada | Chicago, Illinois | Virginia