The Wisconsin-Illinois Border on I-94
Welcome to the State of Wisconsin!
Wisconsin welcomes you.
The welcome sign on I-94 follows the Wisconsin State Police weight station on I-94. It is just over the Wisconsin-Illinois border in Kenosha County, WI.
Wisconsin gets its name from an American Indian word for the wisconsin River.
Jean Nicolet and Father Jacques Marquette explored Wisconsin in 1673. The Native American guides called the Wisconsin River Miskonsing, Meskousing. The spelling of Wisconsin varied for many years until territorial legislators endorsed the current spelling.
The first exit after the Welcome sign will take you to the Kenosha Wisconsin State Travel Center.
You can get information on many popular Wisconsin attractions there. Many of which will be covered on this site eventually. The eastern I-94 frontage road can be taken south from the exit if you wish to get close to the sign. There is also a small motel just south of the sign on the frontage road.
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Comments on The Wisconsin-Illinois Border on I-94 »
Hey there- I always love to see those signs after a long trip…