When did Jean Nicolet arrive in the Green Bay area?
Jean Nicolet arrived in the Green Bay area shortly before winter in 1634. He sailed up the Ottawa River and through Lake Huron to reach Lake Michigan.
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Jean Nicolet arrived in the Green Bay area shortly before winter in 1634. He sailed up the Ottawa River and through Lake Huron to reach Lake Michigan.
Charles Michel de Langlade moved his family to Green Bay in 1765 and is considered the first settler in present-day Wisconsin. British control began in 1761 after the French and Indian War.
The 2020 census recorded 107,395 residents in Green Bay. Racial composition included 66.6% White population and Hispanic or Latino groups made up 17.9% of total residents.
The Green Bay Packers football team was founded in 1919 and joined the National Football League in 1921. This franchise remains the only remaining small town team in major league sports.
Green Bay sits at the mouth of the Fox River on Lake Michigan. Interstate 43 meets Interstate 41 approximately north of Milwaukee.