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Evansville, the fastest growing community in Rock County, offers a historic backdrop to its vibrant and progressive business and industrial sectors. From Lake Leota Park to the new "high-tech" high school, Evansville provides a unique richness of life for its residents, visitors and business community. You can find it all in Evansville:
Geography & History The City of Evansville is located in the south central part of Wisconsin and is 23 miles south of the State Capital, Madison.
Evansville was settled in the 1840's and was known as "The Grove" because of the large stand of trees located to the northwest of the City. From its settlement throughout its growth,
Evansville has enjoyed a reputation as a center of business and industry. Early settlers were linked to the thriving agricultural economy. With the coming of the railroad to Evansville
in 1863, local manufacturers began producing implements for settlement westward beyond the Mississippi. Recreational opportunities abound in Evansville. At Lake Leota Park, a large stream-fed lake provides non-motorized boating and ice skating, and also features a public pool, baseball and softball fields, basketball tennis and volleyball courts, playgrounds, picnic areas and hiking areas. |
Numerous civic, social and religious organizations are active in Evansville and theatre, Big Ten sports and numerous music, dance and cultural events are located nearby.
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