Green Bay, Brown County, Wisconsin, USA

Green Bay is a city in northeastern Wisconsin at the mouth of the Fox River on the bay that shares its name. It is the seat of Brown County and a port connected to Lake Michigan. The area developed as a center of the fur trade before Green Bay incorporated as a city in 1854. Manufacturing, including paper production and meatpacking, has helped shape its industrial economy. Historic sites reflect the city’s trading, military and agricultural past.