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	Columbus, Wisconsin
		Columbus is located in south-central Wisconsin about 26 miles north of Wisconsin's capital
		Columbus is a unique community with many resources: peaceful residential neighborhoods on tree lined streets, a modern hospital, quality schools, a variety of churches
		Columbus was founded in 1840; eight years before Wisconsin was admitted to the union.
	www.geocities.com /jjdox/columbus.html (361 words)

	The Columbus Online Community - Columbus Telegram
		He was a member of the Columbus Town Company that met in Omaha to plan for the founding of a town in the Platte River Valley.
		William H. Poesch, prominent Columbus businessman, was born July 10, 1874, in Postville, Iowa, and died in September 1926, in Columbus.
		Agnes Matya Micek was born in Poland in 1879.
	www.columbustelegram.com /progress_one (4325 words)

	Columbus (town), Wisconsin
		Columbus is a town located in Columbia County, Wisconsin.
		In the town the population is spread out with 26.9% under the age of 18, 7.0% from 18 to 24, 30.5% from 25 to 44, 22.4% from 45 to 64, and 13.2% who are 65 years of age or older.
		The median income for a household in the town is $55,682, and the median income for a family is $57,386.
	www.mik.fastload.org /co/Columbus_(town),_Wisconsin.html (370 words)

	History
		With the increased population in Columbus the membership of the church grew so steadily that by 1852 the congregation requested the annual conference to separate them from the circuit and to let them have their own pastor.
		In 1852, the Reverend Charles Kluchohn came to Columbus to preach the Methodist gospel in the German tongue.
		In 1855, Reverend Jacob Haas, who was the pastor of the Columbus German Church, visited several German families in the Town of Elba and arrangements were made to conduct services in their homes.
	www.wisconsinumc.org /columbusumc/History.htm (5658 words)

	George Town
		George Town is the capital of Grand Cayman, the biggest of the three Cayman Islands.
		The islands were heavily populated by turtles at the time, so Columbus named them "Las Tortugas." Less than thirty years later, however, the islands became known as the "Caymanas," which is a Carib Indian word for alligator.
		George Town is the offshore banking capital of the Caribbean.
	www.montrosetravel.com /index.php?cs_georgetown (417 words)

	Sierra Club Central Ohio Group Issues
		Columbus is 50th out of the 50 largest cities in the US in essential quality-of-life and economic factors that affect personal sustainability.
		Columbus is the largest city in the US that has neither light rail for local passenger service nor high-speed passenger rail to other cities.
		Columbus ranks 37th in air quality, with an EPA ozone air quality violation in 2004-2005.
	ohio.sierraclub.org /central/2006-07_ColumbusLast.asp (463 words)

	Wisconsin (Harpers.org)
		The little town was utterly destroyed, and between 600 and 700 people, unable to escape, perished in the flames.
		A Wisconsin woman rammed her car into a Catholic church after deciding that God does not exist; her car was destroyed, but the church was unharmed.
		A Wisconsin man was arrested for putting an electric dog collar on his eight-year-old stepdaughter and zapping her for not eating fast enough.
	www.harpers.org /Wisconsin.html (659 words)

	Columbus, WI News
		WISCONSIN DELLS, Wis. - Investigators were working Saturday to identify a body discovered in a burned-out sport utility vehicle.
		State wildlife officials' multimillion-dollar efforts to thin Wisconsin's deer herd to prevent the spread of chronic wasting disease aren't working, according to a state audit released Thursday.
		The Columbus Cardinals football team, was edged 20-14 in Thursday's non-league game with the host Wisconsin Heights Vanguards The Vanguards now own a 4-5 record.
	www.topix.net /city/columbus-wi (652 words)

	SignOnSanDiego.com > News > Politics -- Kerry wins Wisconsin but Edwards surprises with strong finish
		Among self-described Democrats, Kerry won 48 percent of the vote versus 29 percent for Edwards, while one in 10 of the voters was a Republican – a minority that strongly favored Edwards.
		Wisconsin, with its Midwestern progressive traditions and penchant for supporting mavericks in primary campaigns, seemed last year like favorable terrain for Dean as the Vermonter rocketed to the forefront on the strength of a pitch as a Bush-baiting, blunt-spoken outsider.
		That dynamic also appeared to be at work in Wisconsin, as voters told pollsters they were looking for the strongest candidate to wrest the White House from Bush.
	www.signonsandiego.com /news/politics/20040217-2016-cnswisconsin.html (1414 words)

	Odd Wisconsin Archives
		The note there on the Columbia County town of Wyocena -- that the name came to the town's founder, Elbert Dickason, in a dream -- led us to investigate.
		Dickason (1799-1848) was born in Virginia and migrated west gradually, arriving in Illinois in time to be commissioned a major during the Black Hawk War of 1832.
		Moving to Columbus in 1839 with herds of oxen, cattle, and workers, he erected a sawmill and set about farming.
	www.wisconsinhistory.org /odd/archives/002468.asp (478 words)

	Columbus (town), Wisconsin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Columbus is a town in Columbia County, Wisconsin, United States.
		The City of Columbus lies mostly with the town boundaries.
		The racial makeup of the town was 98.45% White, 0.14% Black or African American, 0.14% Native American, 0.28% Asian, 0.14% from other races, and 0.84% from two or more races.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Columbus_(town),_Wisconsin (371 words)

	Columbus - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Columbus is a latinized version of the Italian surname Colombo, which means dove.
		Scott Columbus, long-time drummer for the heavy metal band Manowar
		Columbus, Ohio (also the state capital of Ohio) is the best-known and largest place named Columbus in the United States.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Columbus (212 words)

	Amazon.com: Wisconsin Death Trip: DVD: Ian Holm,Jo Vukelich,Jeffrey Golden,Marilyn White,John Schneider (III),Marcus ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Plot Synopsis: Wisconsin Death Trip is an intimate, shocking and sometimes hilarious account of the disasters that befell one small town in Wisconsin during the final decade of the 19th century.
		The town of Black River Falls is gripped by a peculiar malaise and the weekly news accounts are dominated by bizarre talk of madness, eccentricity, and violence amongst the local population.
		Wisconsin Death Trip is a journey back to the late 19th century into the town of Black River Falls, Wisconsin, where poverty, hunger, and a grueling winter are assaulting the inhabitants.
	www.amazon.com /Wisconsin-Death-Trip-Ian-Holm/dp/B0000BWVL3 (2627 words)

	Student Perspective
		Columbus High School is one of the best schools in Wisconsin and has been recognized nationally as a School of Excellence." This is the first sentence of the Columbus High School planner for 2002-2003.
		Because Columbus High School is known for a "School of Excellence," one would think that the school should look like a School of Excellence as well.
		Even though the enrollment in Columbus High School has declined and increased over time, studies have shown that in the future there will be a steady increase in students over the next several years.
	www.columbus.k12.wi.us /vote/student.htm (729 words)

	City of Columbus - History
		Columbus' first known settler, Elbert Dickason, built a home and sawmill on the west side of the Crawfish River in 1839.
		Columbus' greatest claim to fame is the Farmers and Merchants Union Bank building.
		The Columbus Main Street Historic District was listed on the National Register and State Register of Historic Places by the U.S. Secretary of the Interior on March 5, 1992.
	www.cityofcolumbuswi.com /history.cfm (703 words)

	BestJobsUSA.com
		Columbus has a strong educational community, from the huge Ohio State University to more than a dozen other schools in the area.
		There is always something to do in Columbus whether you are spending the evening listening to jazz music, taking in a hockey game or going to the theater.
		Columbus is the place to be for single professionals and families alike.
	www.bestjobsusa.com /sections/CAN-bestplaces2003/CNcolumbus.asp (454 words)

	Wisconsin Property, Home Rentals, Homes For Rent, Rental Houses - Condos in Wisconsin
		We are a searchable database of Wisconsin home rentals, homes for rent, rental homes, rental houses, houses for rent, condos for rent in Wisconsin Wisconsin, homes for rent in Wisconsin WI, houses for rent, duplexes, town homes, lofts, condo rentals and other properties for rent and can be searched for FREE.
		Wisconsin Rental home listings are for rent, homes for lease, homes for lease option, lease purchase homes, rent to own, as well as Wisconsin condos for rent.
		Again Wisconsin Wisconsin rental types includes: home rentals, townhomes for rent, house rentals, rental homes, rental houses, homes for rent, houses for rent, lofts, condos for rent, condo rentals, duplexes for rent and even Wisconsin homes for lease purchase.
	www.homerentalads.com /wisconsin (527 words)

	Wisconsin kicks in $4M for Harley growth
		Wisconsin upped its offer to aid Harley-Davidson by about $1 million after workers vetoed concessions the company said it needed to expand in the state.
		Now that i live in town i cant stand the machines, every night at bar close, 1-2AM i get to listen to them and feel them as they drive down my street, i never knew what i put people through with mine.
		Wisconsin without Harley would be....well it would still be the closest I'll ever get to Heaven but it would be a shame to lose them.
	www.topix.net /forum/city/columbus-wi/TQFVC6H0GJHD8H3M2 (850 words)

	Columbus, Ohio - www.1-columbus.com
		Columbus' German population is responsible for constructing numerous breweries, the Lutheran Theological Seminary, Capital University, and instituting the first kindergarten in the United States.
		Columbus also boasts the Franklin Park Conservatory, which was also home to AmeriFlora '92, and a to-scale replica of the Santa Maria on the Scioto Riverfront that was installed to commemorate the 500-year anniversary of the discovery of America by Columbus' namesake.
		Columbus is the home of The Ohio State University, which is currently the largest single campus in the United States, with a total enrollment of 50,504 (as of Autumn, 2005).
	www.1-columbus.com (5851 words)

	Columbus monuments paper
		It is certain that Columbus was raised in the town of Genoa in Italy.
		It is a crude stone structure on a narrow piece of land between the ocean and the bay, with a marble plaque with an inscription and a marble globe.
		The statue of Columbus: with a map showing the Americas in his left hand, to which he is pointing with his other hand; the other statue is of the 18th century Scottish economist Adam Smith.
	columbus.vanderkrogt.net /texts/shd_paper.html (3140 words)

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		Columbus, who was on his fourth voyage at the time, had warned Bobadilla not to set sail, for a hurricane was making up.
		Columbus, Georgia Richard Vanderpool, a Columbus, Georgia, Quincentenary organizer, has been visiting the various towns in the U.S. named after Christopher Columbus gathering photographs and data about the towns for an exhibit he is creating.
		Once Columbus and his 17 ships left on either the 20th or 22nd of November, 1493, the island was abandoned by the Spaniards, except for a brief visit by Vincent Pinzon in 1500.
	muweb.millersville.edu /~columbus/data/new/ICQA-6-1.NEW (6600 words)

	Columbus, Wisconsin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Columbus is located about 28 miles northeast of Madison on the Crawfish River.
		Nearly all of the city is located within the Town of Columbus in Columbia County, though a small portion lies the Town of Elba in Dodge County.
		Columbus is noted for having the closest Amtrak train stop to the city of Madison, and one of the highest number of antique shops per capita in southern Wisconsin.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Columbus,_Wisconsin (464 words)

	Wisconsin Highways: Highways 150-159
		Then in late 1976, the Columbus bypass was completed and opened to traffic as a "Super 2" freeway with only two lanes of travel, but with interchanges at the major crossroads.
		The conversion of the existing US-151/STH-23 route from north of Mineral Point to the southern Dodgeville interchange (Exit 46) to four-lane expressway standards was finished later in the fall of 2002, completing the 8.5 miles of upgrades from south of Dodgeville to south of Mineral Point.
		From I-90/I-94/I-39 at Exit 97 in northeast Madison to north of the northern STH-73 interchange (Exit 120) northeast of Columbus.
	www.wisconsinhighways.org /listings/WiscHwys150-159.html (4755 words)

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		To view all the Columbus commercial properties for sale and for lease and to access hundreds of thousands of other commercial properties for sale and for lease in Columbus and throughout the U.S. and Canada, become a LoopNet member today.
		LoopNet operates the largest listing service for Columbus commercial real estate and for other markets in the U.S. and Canada with more than $370 billion of commercial real estate for sale and 3.0 billion sq.
		LoopNet also attracts the largest community of Columbus commercial real estate professionals with more than 1.5 million members comprised of brokers, corporate executives, service providers, and more than 700,000 buyers, tenants and other principals throughout the U.S. and Canada.
	www.loopnet.com /xNet/MainSite/ContentIndexPages/Wisconsin/Columbus (364 words)

	Discovering Columbus \| Chicago Tribune
		Columbus isn't a town, however; it's a city big enough to keep its enthusiasms separated, so that even when 100,000-plus fans converge in one area, plenty more thousands of residents go to lots of places somewhere else.
		So here we have Columbus with a population close to 730,000--a city larger, by that measure, than Boston, Cleveland, Las Vegas or Seattle, to name a few examples--ranking 15th in the U.S. And yet...the Cubs, Sox, Bulls and Bears can't play a Columbus home team.
		This was a Columbus I hadn't yet seen--acres of cars, smoke in the air, incessant noise, red clothes and fervid devotion to a bunch of heroes who might not stick around long enough to graduate.
	www.chicagotribune.com /travel/chi-0610140258oct15,0,6114017.story?coll=chi-travel-hed (2440 words)

	Wineries of Wisconsin II Tour
		This small community of approximately 300 people is home to the largest concentration of cranberry marshes in the state which harvest an average of 285 million pounds of the ruby-red berries.
		Wisconsin was the top cranberry-producing state in the nation for the past seven consecutive years.
		She is the secretary for the Wisconsin State Cranberry Growers Association, 2004.
	www.friarscove.com /Cranberries_of_Wisconsin_Tour.htm (2147 words)

	Columbus, Wisconsin WI, town profile (Columbia County) - hotels, festivals, genealogy, newspapers - ePodunk
		Wisconsin > All counties > Columbia County > Columbus
		Columbus is a town in Columbia County, in the Madison metro area.
		Median rent in Columbus, at the time of the 2000 Census, was $450.
	www.epodunk.com /cgi-bin/genInfo.php?locIndex=277725 (484 words)

	Christopher Columbus Langdell Summary
		Christopher Columbus Langdell (1826-1906) altered the way that students of the law were educated with his development of the case law method and the treatment of law as a science.
		Langdell was born in the small farming town of New Boston, New Hampshire, on May 22, 1826.
		Christopher Columbus Langdell (May 22, 1826 - July 6, 1906), American jurist, was born in New Boston, Hillsborough county, New Hampshire, of English and Scotch-Irish ancestry.
	www.bookrags.com /Christopher_Columbus_Langdell (1877 words)

	History of the Columbus Community (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The Ordinary of Columbus, Bishop Ready, who had himself been a Secular Order Carmelite when stationed in Washington, D.C., invited a group of Carmelite nuns from the convent at Loretto, PA, to establish a convent in Columbus.
		The Columbus Secular Order Community was canonically established in 1948, according to records available at the office of the Provincial Delegate, Father Patrick Farrell, O.C.D., Holy Hill, Hubertus, Wisconsin.
		The current location of the Columbus Secular Order community meetings is at St. Therese Shrine Center and Retreat House, 5277 E. Broad St., Bexley, Ohio.
	www.rc.net /columbus/carmelite/page4.html (321 words)

	Towns, Regions, Rivers, Mountains etc. named after Columbus
		There were a lot of items on the agenda, but eventually Secretary of State Thomas Jefferson, Rep. James Madison and three commissioners appointed by Washington to sell lots in the federal city got around to what it should be called.
		Scott said there was great interest in Columbus because the 300th anniversary of his famous voyage was coming up the next year.
		A compromise was struck: the federal enclave would be known as the city of Washington, and the general area would be called the District of Columbia.
	columbus.vanderkrogt.net /toponyms.html (354 words)

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