De Pere (pronounced dee-peer) is a town in Brown County, Wisconsin, USA, about 20 miles south-west of Green Bay in the state of Wisconsin.

The Fox River State Recreational Trail, which runs 25 miles from downtown Green Bay to the village of Hilbert in Calumet County, is located on the western border of the park. The Duck Creek Trail connects to the Newton Blackmour State Trail, which branches off at Vanderheuvel Road (east of the town in Seymour). The East River Trail winds for a little over 6 miles, and the Appleton Newberry Trail follows the same route as the Duck Creek Trail, just south of De Pere.

The Fox River State Trail connects Packerland with pasture land and passes through the agricultural communities of Green Bay, De Pere and Manitowoc County before snaking along the riverbank to the pasturelands to the north and south of the city. The Baird Creek Trail starts at the intersection of Baird Road and Baird River Trail in GreenBay and runs along a strip of smooth asphalt that winds through a reed stream. To the south, the Devil's River State Trail stretches for more than 14 miles, connecting Brown, the largest city in Brown County, with Deere, the second largest city in Wisconsin.

The Harbor View Trail is located in a former track bed that now shares an overhead line with the Green Bay - De Pere - Manitowoc County Public Transit Authority (PTA). The former railway corridor follows the riverbank from the southern bank - reaching the communities of Brown and Deere to the western edge of the city of GreenBay.

The Konkapot Creek Trail is a short gravel trail that follows a winding tributary of the Fox River to Kaukauna. The Mascoutin Valley State Trail is divided into two hiking trails - the Copper Culture Trail and the Konksapott Creek State Park Trail. Both connect Appleton and KauKauna via the busy County Highway CE and provide access to the Kankakee Lake copper mines and mines.

The Ahnapee State Trail in northeastern Wisconsin offers a tour of the bodies of water on the Door Peninsula with scenic views of Kankakee Lake, the Great Lakes and the Wisconsin River. Travelers along the Mariners Trail will be spoiled by the sparkling waters of Kaukauna Lake and the scenic views of Lake Superior and Lake Michigan.

This homemade tuna salad is made from scratch, but when the magic happens, there's real Hellmann's mayo. Combine ripe tomatoes, crispy salad and puree hot cherry pods in fresh buttermilk made with Kickin 'Ranch.

We use all meat - natural, high-quality - and every portion is weighed, cut and sliced daily. All vegetables are cut by hand, bought locally and delivered fresh from De Pere's Jimmy John's store. We also offer a wide selection of fresh, regional, organic and organic meats and cheeses.

You can order online to pick it up, or you can order delivery, just place your online order through the Jimmy John's app. If you need a catering service, everything is prepared for you, we will do it, but if you prefer to get a sandwich, choose one of our locations in De Pere today for a delicious sandwich. We bring you a lot of fresh, regional, organic and organic meat and cheese as well as fresh vegetables and salads.

Jimmy John's in De Pere is prepared with the freshest ingredients and we prepare our sandwiches, salads, soups, sandwiches and salads with the best ingredients available in the area.

We operate a seasonal cafe in De Pere, Wisconsin, with an emphasis on fresh, organic coffee from local farms and coffee shops.

In the late 1880s and early 1900s, several repairs were carried out to the locks of the De Pere facility, including the necessary redesign of the lock chamber. In 1905 a new wooden gate was installed and in 1907 a rotten wooden gate was replaced. In addition, the rock floor was secured with lock sleepers and the seams in the floor were filled with rock mortar. During the mid-19th century and into the early 20th century, some of his castles were modified.

Construction of the lock began in 1928 and was completed in 1929, after which the construction of a concrete lock began. The Newton Blackmour State Trail is now completed and runs 20 miles from the outskirts of New London to Seymour, approximately parallel to State Highway 54.

St. Norbert's College, located on the banks of the Fox River, was founded in 1898 by the Abbot of Pennings in Northern Berkshire. The construction of a compound lock in De Pere began in 1929, with the completion of this facility in 1931, and construction was to take place between December and March 1934 and 1935. The construction of the lock de Pere was completed in the winter of 1935 - 1936, after which the first river ship passed the plant on 14 June 1850.