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Communities
Cadott
Known as
"Half Way Between the Equator and the North Pole,"
Cadott is in the heart of Wisconsin's Vacation Crossroads. Located at the junctions of State Highways 27 and 29, the village is at the west end of the Partner 29 corridor along the old Yellowstone Trail.
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Cadott was name after Jean Baptiste Cadotte, the son of a fur trader who established fur trading posts in the area in the early 1830's. The first permanent settler was Robert Marriner who built a log cabin and sawmill in 1865, beginning the lumbering and mill industries which served as the foundation of Cadott's first growth. |
| Today you will find a wide variety of places to visit, including Riverview Park which has interpretive signs providing insight into the unique rock formations along the Yellow River, the Cadott Historical Museum, the Baker School Museum, the ZCBJ Lodge Hall and Bohemian Cemetery which are listed on the State and National Registers of Historic Places, the Wisconsin Veterans Tribute, good restaurants, cheese houses, a motel and businesses along Main Street. |
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