Dekorra: I-90/94 at I-39 Split
Among the places of Wisconsin, Dekorra stands out for its position at the major interchange of Interstates 39, 90 and 94. This rural community in Columbia County lies in farming country north of the Wisconsin River, while its highways form a key connection between Madison, Milwaukee, Chicago and the Twin Cities. US Highway 51 continues north toward Madison, bringing a north–south route into the wider interstate network. Dekorra’s name recalls a Ho-Chunk leader known as Decorah, a name found at several places across the Upper Midwest. Beyond the ramps and overpasses, fields, drainage ditches and scattered farm buildings preserve the open character of south-central Wisconsin.
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Built around a riverfront settlement on the Wisconsin River, Dekorra developed into a rural community in Columbia County, Wisconsin. The town occupies the river’s broad lowland corridor, where the waterway forms part of Lake Wisconsin, a reservoir created by the Prairie du Sac Dam. Dekorra takes its name from Decorah, a Ho-Chunk leader, reflecting the Indigenous history carried in many Wisconsin place names. Wooded banks, farmland and access to the river give this inland corner of the state a character distinct from the Great Lakes shore. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across Columbia County and Wisconsin.
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