PDD Quiz: Waterfalls
With summer in full swing, it’s the perfect time of year to explore the outdoors. This week’s PDD quiz spotlights some of the region’s many parks that feature cascading water. Both the Zenith City website and Tony Dierckins’ Duluth Historic Parks: Their First 100 Years were valuable resources for this quiz.
The next PDD quiz will be pubished on July 30; it will review the month’s headlines and happenings. Submit question suggestions to Alison Moffat at [email protected] by July 26.
Results
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#1. Big Manitou Falls, the highest waterfall in Wisconsin, is located in this park.
The Black River falls 165 feet at Big Manitou Falls.
#2. Miller Creek meanders through this park, which was established in 1889.
Read more about the history of Lincoln Park on the Zenith City website.
#3. Which creek flows and falls through Fairmount Park?
See an old postcard featuring swimmers at Fairmount Park on PDD.
#4. This popular state park–the first one established on the North Shore–features five waterfalls.
Zenith City Online has more on the history of Gooseberry Falls here.
#5. From 1898 to 1931, this park featured a rustic multi-deck bridge spanning the river.
Learn more about Lester Park on Zenith City Online.
#6. Which creek flows and falls through Congdon Park?
Learn more about the history of Congdon Park on Zenith City Online.
#7. This creek formerly cascaded through Cascade Park; it has since been piped underground.
Read more about Cascade Park and Clark House Creek on PDD.
#8. For whom is Chester Creek named?
Charles Chester purchased the land around Chester Creek in 1857. Learn more about the history of Chester Park on Zenith City Online.
#9. Which creek runs through Oneota Park?
Learn more about Oneota Park and other undeveloped parks on Zenith City Online.
#10. This Wisconsin state park is home to four named waterfalls.
Learn more about Amnicon Falls State Park on the Wisconsin DNR website.
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