The area surrounding this section of Route 12 in the southern section of Wisconsin is mostly farm land, and runs parallel to the Lake Michigan shoreline, using a similar design in Great Britain by paralleling the road.
The area has a low population density, flat terrain and steady wind speed & direction off the lake.
Nearby Milwaukee would provide a market and existing grid to minimize start up cost and assure demand.
The location appears to be outside of any major bird migration routes.
The route would be 4 miles in approximate length, and has room to expand if the demand becomes maximized.
The area has a low population density, flat terrain and steady wind speed & direction off the lake.
Nearby Milwaukee would provide a market and existing grid to minimize start up cost and assure demand.
The location appears to be outside of any major bird migration routes.
The route would be 4 miles in approximate length, and has room to expand if the demand becomes maximized.
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