What are the 5 regions of Wisconsin?

1. Lake Superior Shoreline region: This region of northern Wisconsin extends along the south shore of Lake Superior.

2. Driftless Area region: This region of southwestern Wisconsin encompasses an area that remained ice-free during the last glaciation and has a karst landscape with rolling hills, steep bluffs, and many valleys with rivers and streams.

3. Central Plain region: This region spreads across central Wisconsin and features gently rolling terrain with many forests and farmland.

4. Eastern Ridges and Lowlands region: This region takes in northeastern Wisconsin including the Door Peninsula. Rolling plains with areas of forested lowlands characterize this region as welll as an extensive lake district containing lakes Winnebago, Green Bay, Lake Poygan, Lake Butte des Morts, Red River and Shawano and Wolf rivers.

5. Western Uplands region: This region covers west-central Wisconsin. It holds gently undulating topography that was glaciated.