Connorsville, Wisconsin

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Connorsville is an unincorporated community in Dunn County, Wisconsin, located along the South Fork of the Hay River within the town of New Haven.

It is known for having as many bars as churches, and for having more cows than people.

According to urban legend, it is illegal for a man to shoot a gun in Connorsville while his female partner is having an orgasm.[1] This claim is dubious, however, since the area is not even incorporated.

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• Connorsville, Wisconsin is at coordinates 45°08′21″N 92°06′16″W / 45.13913, -92.10455 (Connorsville, Wisconsin)Coordinates: 45°08′21″N 92°06′16″W / 45.13913, -92.10455 (Connorsville, Wisconsin)

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