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Village Of Hobart
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The Village of Hobart is located in northeast Wisconsin, bordering the west side of the City of Green Bay. Over 5,700 people reside in this community with wooded hillsides in the north, and a relatively flat terrain in the south. Hobart has 33 square miles of scenic land in which many residents enjoy country lots just minutes from shopping centers, recreational facilities, and museums.
The Village of Hobart, named for an Episcopal Bishop who helped relocate many of the Oneida Indians from New York State, became a town of Brown County in 1908. Hobart became a Village in 2002. We will be celebrating our centennial in 2008.
The Village of Hobart is located in northeast Wisconsin, bordering the west side of the City of Green Bay. Over 5,700 people reside in this community with wooded hillsides in the north, and a relatively flat terrain in the south. Hobart has 33 square miles of scenic land in which many residents enjoy country lots just minutes from shopping centers, recreational facilities, and museums.
The Village of Hobart, named for an Episcopal Bishop who helped relocate many of the Oneida Indians from New York State, became a town of Brown County in 1908. Hobart became a Village in 2002. We will be celebrating our centennial in 2008.