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The population of Tomahawk is approximately 3,565 (2000).
The amount of land area in Tomahawk is 19.268 sq. kilometers. Tomahawk miscellany. Return to Index
The weather in Tomahawk is seasonal. Here is a weather page for Tomahawk. History & History Related Items Tomahawk history: Tomahawk was founded by William H. Bradley. Mr. Bradley was born in Bangor, Maine on 25 February 1838 and died in Milwaukee on 7 January 1902. He was a public-spirited man who willingly gave much good to the community. The name of "Tomahawk" came from the local Indians who made this area their favorite hunting grounds. "Tomahawk" means "made by nature's own hands." When incorporated in 1891, Tomahawk boasted 2,000 residents. At this time lumber was the largest aspect of the economy. Here is a history page for Tomahawk.
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