The Portage Canal, located in Portage, Wisconsin, is a historic waterway connecting the Fox River and Wisconsin River. It was a vital link in the Great Lakes-Mississippi River Waterway system, allowing for significant waterborne commerce.
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Architecture; Social History
Roughly Bounded By Adams, Pleasant, Lock, And Franklin Sts., Portage, Wisconsin
Military
0.1 Mi. & Of Corporate City Limits On Wi 33, Portage, Wisconsin
Literature; Architecture
506 W. Edgewater St., Portage, Wisconsin
Architecture
505 E. Cook St., Portage, Wisconsin
Historic - Aboriginal; Architecture; Social History
1490 Agency House Rd., Portage, Wisconsin
Industry; Architecture
Jct. Of E. Mullet And Dodge Sts., Portage, Wisconsin
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Maritime History; Transportation; Architecture; Engineering
Breakwater's Nw End In Chequamegon Bay, 2 Mi. N Of Bay City Ck. Mouth, Ashland, Wisconsin
Architecture
100 Bay Beach Rd., Green Bay, Wisconsin
Maritime History; Transportation; Architecture; Engineering
Offshore Approx. 3.1 Mi. Nw. Of Port Comfort (scott Township), Port Comfort, Wisconsin
Industry; Engineering
Cornell Mill Yard Park, Cornell, Wisconsin
Engineering
Spring St., Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin
Architecture; Community Planning And Development
325 E. 4th St., Neillsville, Wisconsin
