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Moving Companies in Kenosha, Wisconsin

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Locating a moving and storage company in Kenosha, Wisconsin will help get your move organized. But, do you have questions about Kenosha? Below is some information for you.

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Kenosha is the northernmost city that is located within the Chicago metropolitan area. The estimated population in 2006 was 96,240 and that makes it the fourth largest city in Wisconsin. It is located 32 miles south of Milwaukee and 50 miles north of Chicago. The city is 24 square miles and the elevation is 604 feet.

Kenosha used to be a manufacturing center, but now it's a bedroom community in the Chicago-Milwaukee area. Many Kenosha residents commute into Illinois for work. AMC - American Motors Corporation produced millions of vehicles between 1902 and 1988. Daimler Chrysler still operates an engine plant in the city. Education is now a large part of the local economy. The largest private employer for the city residents is Abbott Laboratories, which is located in Illinois.

Transportation

Public Transport

Metra Station - 9 inbound and 9 outbound trains per weekday
Regional Transportation Authority - north from Kenosha

Rail Transport

Amtrak's - Hiawatha Service - between Chicago and Milwaukee
Green Bay, Milwaukee and Chicago Railway
Milwaukee and Chicago Railway Company

Road Transport

Interstate - I-94
Numbered streets begin at the northern county border
Roads are diagonal thoroughfares
Courts are short avenues that run north and south
Places are short streets that run east and west
Downtown contains 50^th to 60^th streets
Avenue numbers get higher heading west from the lake area

There are several museums in the Kenosha area - including:

Civil War museum - opening spring 2008
Dinosaur Discovery Museum - Operates in conjunction with Cathage College Institute of Paleontology
Kenosha History Center - Indian and settler history in the area
Kenosha Public Museum - contains a Wooly Mammoth skeleton
Kenosha Transit Carhouse - PCC streetcar fleet

Education