To area residents, the name of the city just trips off your tongue...much like its Indian meaning..meeting of streams or waters.,from the Potawatomi Indians. Pronounced: Oh Con Oh Mow Walk the rolling hills and lakes were originally settled by wealthy people from Milwaukee, Chicago and St. Louis and you can see of the original mansions dotting the shores of Fowler Lake. Some have been updated and some replaced by newer homes. The downtown reminds you of yesteryear with quaint shops beckoning tourists for a weekend of shopping and relaxation. In 2000, the population was 12,282 with a median family income of $62,950.
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SCHOOLS Home to four elemenetary schools, one middle and one high school. The high school is part of the Wisconsin Little Ten Conference and is located on 53 acres which includes a sports complex and has an enrollment of 1400 students.
LOCATION Whether you are looking for a romantic getaway to a bed and breakfast with fabulous lake and country scenery or the site for a conference hosting up to 1,000 attendants...you have come to the right place even if you have trouble pronouncing it ! Just 50 miles from Milwaukee, 37 miles from Madison and 123 from Chicago, the welcoming tourism atmosphere is one you will enjoy.
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