Wisconsin § 84.10313 - Ho-Chunk World War II Code Talkers Memorial Highway.
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§ 84.10313. Ho-Chunk World War II Code Talkers Memorial Highway.
The department shall designate and mark I 90 from the Minnesota-Wisconsin state line in La Crosse County to the intersection of I 90 and I 94 in Monroe County as the Ho-Chunk World War II Code Talkers Memorial Highway, in honor of Bill Whitebear, Benjamin Winneshiek, Bill Mike, Jesse Mike, Clifford Blackdeer, Emanuel Thundercloud, Howard Littlejohn, Alvin Blackdeer, Donald Blackdeer, Irvin Blackdeer, George Green, Donald I. Greengrass, Adam Littlebear, Jr., Alfred O. Stacy, and any other unidentified Ho-Chunk World War II code talkers. 84.10313 History History: 2023 a. 216 .
Source: official Wisconsin text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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