Difference between revisions of "Green Bay, Wisconsin"
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
m (Cat) |
(During the campaign for the presidential election in October 2016, a reported crowd of 42,000 people turned out to cheer Donald Trump in Green Bay.) |
||
| Line 2: | Line 2: | ||
Green Bay is a working-class town best known for its meatpacking, its paper plants, and its famous professional [[football]] team appropriately named the ''[[Green Bay Packers]]''. | Green Bay is a working-class town best known for its meatpacking, its paper plants, and its famous professional [[football]] team appropriately named the ''[[Green Bay Packers]]''. | ||
| + | |||
| + | During the campaign for the presidential election in October 2016, a reported crowd of 42,000 people turned out to cheer [[Donald Trump]] in Green Bay. | ||
Green Bay is also known for its cold winters, having a normal high temperature of only 24 degrees Fahrenheit in January. | Green Bay is also known for its cold winters, having a normal high temperature of only 24 degrees Fahrenheit in January. | ||
[[Category:Wisconsin Cities and Towns]] | [[Category:Wisconsin Cities and Towns]] | ||
Revision as of 03:29, October 18, 2016
Green Bay is a town of about 100,000 in Wisconsin, and is located on a bay of Lake Michigan having the same name. The mouth of the Fox River converges there also.
Green Bay is a working-class town best known for its meatpacking, its paper plants, and its famous professional football team appropriately named the Green Bay Packers.
During the campaign for the presidential election in October 2016, a reported crowd of 42,000 people turned out to cheer Donald Trump in Green Bay.
Green Bay is also known for its cold winters, having a normal high temperature of only 24 degrees Fahrenheit in January.