Milwaukee, Wisconsin

A view of Milwaukee.

Milwaukee is the largest city in Wisconsin, United States. It has a population of 525,662 and a metro area of 3,535,105 people.

Teams

• Milwaukee Admirals

(1973-1977) join International Hockey League

International Hockey League (1977-2001) join American Hockey League when league folds

American Hockey League (2001-present)

• Milwaukee Athletic Club
• United States Amateur Hockey Association (1922-1923) withdrew
• Milwaukee Chiefs

International Hockey League (1952-1954) folded

• Milwaukee Clarks

International Hockey League (1948-1949) transfer toEastern Amateur Hockey League

Eastern Amateur Hockey League (1949-1950) join United States Hockey League as Sea Gulls

• Milwaukee Falcons

International Hockey League (1959-November 26, 1960) folded

• Milwaukee Metros

United States Hockey League 1961-January 16, 1962) folded

• Milwaukee Sea Gulls

United States Hockey League (1950-1951) folded with league

Arenas

• Arena Ice Gardens
• Coliseum at State Fair Park (located in West Allis, primary sports venue in area prior to opening of the Milwaukee Arena)
• Fiserv Forum (2018-Present)
• Bradley Center (1988-2018)
• Hiltop Rink (outdoor rink on the campus of Marquette University)
• UW-Milwaukee Panther Arena (1950-Present) also formerly known as the following Milwaukee Arena, MECCA, Wisconsin Center Arena, and U.S. Cellular Arena
• Kern Center
• Pettit National Ice Center
• Wilson Recreation Center

Players

• Tyler Plante

External Links

• Milwaukee, Wisconsin on Wikipedia