Burlington City, Wisconsin Relocation Guide
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Population: 9,936 Located in Racine County
Burlington, WI., nestled on the shores of Echo Lake and the Fox and White Rivers and between Browns Lake and Geneva Lake, offers a multitude of recreational activities for visitors and residents. Boating, canoeing, swimming, hiking, biking, skiing, skating, golf courses, riding stables - all are located within minutes of downtown Burlington. Known around the world for the Burlington Liars Club, Burlington offers you the Tall Tales Trail. Bronze plaques on area buildings feature championship lies collected through the club's more than sixty year history. Stop at many businesses and stores around the city and enjoy the unique brand of American humor. Midwest home of Nestle Chocolate Company, Burlington celebrates with the annual three-day Chocolate Festival, which includes carnival rides, Taste of Chocolate Tent, children's activities, live music for all tastes and ages and a parade through the downtown on Sunday. The event is always held the weekend after Mother's Day. Burlington residents are proud of their award winning Burlington Area School District. The student/teacher ratio in the primary schools is 17; and 19 at the secondary schools. 65% of graduates plan to attend college. There are two public and three parochial elementary, one junior high and a public and a parochial high school. With the proximity of major metropolitan areas, a large number of colleges and universities are within easy driving distance. The median income is $56,352. A growing number of antique, unique and retail shops, art galleries, family dining, and supper clubs are available to serve your every need. Take time to explore Burlington...it's simply charming. |
