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One of my favorite KT's in Janesville. While it can be hard to find a parking spot (this place is always rocking) it's always worth the wait. The hot spot food items and bakery is almost always fully stocked depending on the hour. The place is nice and clean, as well as the bathrooms. There are many open fuel pumps, and a car wash that you never have to wait too long at. My favorite bonus about this location - the convenient Hedberg Public Library Book/DVD rental drop off boxes. It's always nice to save on a trip downtown when I just need to return something. Not pictured: the awesome crème filled chocolate icing Long John donut I scarfed too fast for a picture.

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96% of Wisconsinites live within 30 minutes of a Kwik Trip. Here's how ubiquitous our other brands are.

Thanks to the Badger State's many iconic businesses, you don't have to go far to fuel up at a Kwik Trip, hit a Culver's for lunch, or enjoy a Blue Moon ice cream for dessert — if you've got the Kohl's Cash.

That got the Journal Sentinel data team thinking : Which homegrown company has the biggest reach in the state? And conversely, where would you go if you wanted to get away from them?

We looked at seven major Wisconsin brands — Kwik Trip, Culver’s, Blain’s Farm and Fleet, Fleet Farm, Kohl’s, Cousins Subs and Chocolate Shoppe Ice Cream. Together, these Wisconsin-founded companies have more than 4,000 locations across the state.

Here's what we found: 97% of the state lives within a half hour drive of one of these brands. And nearly one in three Wisconsinites — more than 1.8 million people — live within 30 minutes of all seven brands at once.

So are you spoiled for choice in locally-grown megabrands in the dairy state? Or do you live in a Wisconsin “brand desert”?

Do you live in a Wisconsin "brand desert"?

Choose a brand from the dropdown menu below and type in your address to see if you live within a 10-minute or 30-minute driving distance of a location for one of Wisconsin's favorite mega-businesses.

Map by Andrew Hahn / Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

Note: Location data for each brand comes from the brand itself if available, as of April 2024. When not available, brand locations sourced from Open Street Maps. 10- and 30-minute travel areas are calculated using the Open Route Service API and reflect estimated driving times with 2024 infrastructure. Population estimates within each travel area is estimated based on the latest U.S. Census estimates from the American Communities Survey, and assume an even geographic distribution of people within each U.S. Census block group.

Kwik Trip fuels (almost) every corner of the state

Wisconsin gas station giant Kwik Trip was founded in Eau Claire in 1965. Almost 60 years later, the Kwik Trip empire reaches every corner of the Midwest . Almost 900 Kwik Trips and Kwik Stars, as the Iowa locations are called, exist in six states.

Today, two-thirds of all Wisconsinites live within a 10 minute drive of a Kwik Trip location. And more than 96% of the state’s entire population lives within 30 minutes of a Kwik Trip — more than any other brand we analyzed.

In 15 counties, you couldn't get further than a 30 minute drive from a Kwik Trip franchise even if you tried.

But despite the brand’s ubiquity, no Kwik Trip location exists within the city limits of Milwaukee , due to the cost of land. Of the ten most populous cities in Wisconsin, only Milwaukee and Racine lack one of these gas stations.

Wisconsin’s “Kwik Trip Point Nemo” — the farthest point from a Kwik Trip it’s possible to be — is Rock Island, at the very tip of Door County. From there, you’d have to take two ferries and cover 50 miles to the nearest location in Sturgeon Bay.

Which iconic Wisconsin food brand has a bigger reach?

We also analyzed three Wisconsin food companies: Culver's, Cousins Subs and Chocolate Shoppe Ice Cream.

In this food fight, Culver’s dominates: 90% of Wisconsin residents live within 30 minutes from a Culver’s franchise, and 62% live ten minutes away or less.

In fact, it’s possible to drive from Gary, Indiana, to Green Bay, Wisconsin, without ever being more than 15 minutes away from a Butterburger. You could even take a detour to Madison or Janesville and not get any further from a Concrete Mixer.

Founded in Sauk City in 1984, Culver's plans to add locations in 13 states this year.

Meanwhile, Chocolate Shoppe Ice Cream, founded in Madison in 1962, doesn’t operate many standalone scoop joints. But the brand can be purchased at almost 300 gas stations, convenience stores, and grocery stores throughout Wisconsin.

More than half of Wisconsin residents live ten minutes away or less from one of these ice cream oases.

That isn’t quite as much as Culver’s, but still beats out Cousins Subs, founded in Milwaukee in 1972. Still, 45% of us could get one of their sandwiches in 10 minutes or less.

Are you in Fleet Farm territory or Farm and Fleet territory?

Fleet Farm and Blain’s Farm and Fleet — two separate companies with a supposed (but mythical) contentious history — opened their first stores in Janesville and Marshfield, respectively, in 1955.

After state laws about wholesale businesses changed in the 1960s, both brands began expanding across the Midwest. Today, Blain's Farm and Fleet is more prominent in the south, while Fleet Farm controls the northeastern part of the state. The companies both occupy the southeast corner of the state.

So who wins the turf war between these two agriculture-state wholesalers that never actually had beef (though everyone assumes they do)?

In terms of people, Fleet Farm is accessible to more Wisconsinites. 3.5 million people live within 30 minutes of a Fleet Farm, compared to 3 million for Blain’s Farm and Fleet.

And if you're looking at surface area alone, Fleet Farm wins again: The brand covers an area 1.5 times larger than Blain's Farm and Fleet.

Got Kohl's Cash to spend? You'll have the most luck in Waukesha County

Kohl’s first opened its doors in Brookfield in 1962. Today, the department store mega-chain operates more than 1,100 stores in 49 states.

Wisconsin boasts 42 Kohl's stores all over the state. In fact, 78% of Wisconsinites live within 30 minutes of a Kohl’s department store.

They are most densely located in the greater Milwaukee area — specifically in Waukesha County, right where it all began.

Wisconsin Wonk is powered by the data team of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Got a quirky question about our state? We'll try to get to the bottom of it. Contact us at [email protected] .

This article originally appeared on Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Kwik Trip, Culver’s and Kohl’s: Can you guess who has the farthest reach in Wisconsin?

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Pro biker from Germany keeps coming back for Wisconsin's Tour of America's Dairyland race

Bike parts lay on the patch of grass between the sidewalk and Tyler Street in Cedarburg while professional biker and Germany native Wolfgang Brandl's support team services his bicycle.

They are preparing Brandl, 38, for a 75-minute race around four blocks in the city, the sixth of 11 locations on the Kwik Trip Tour of America's Dairyland bike race series.

A day earlier, during the Tour De Pere, the fifth race in the series, one of the wheels on Brandl's bike was damaged when another rider's pedal hit it. The quiet residential area on Tyler street is the unofficial pit stop where Brandl's support team ensures his bike is in tip-top condition.

Wolfgang and ToAD's history

Brandl lives in Germany, but he keeps being drawn back to Wisconsin for the Tour of America’s Dairyland, or ToAD, bike races. He's one of the people from 15 other countries to come to Wisconsin to compete in the ToAD series since its genesis in 2009.

Brandl rides with his professional biking teammates from the German group the Maloja Pushbikers.

ToAD is an 11-day criterium race series through Wisconsin communities. Criterium bike racing, also known as crit racing, is a short lapped-circuit race. There are typically 8-10 category races held each day of the series.

According to the ToAD webpage , founders Tom Schuler and Billy Ochowicz believe that everyone should have access to a world-class bicycle racing experience.

According to the executive director of ToAD, Bill Koch, even if bikers do not finish the 75 minutes of laps there are still cash prizes to be won during the course of the race. These cash prizes are called "primes" (pronounced "preems" after the French word for "gifts") and have offered at as much as $5,000 in past years.

"Primes can change the dynamic of race flows," said Koch.

Brandl mentioned nothing of these cash prizes in an interview with the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, though. One thing he did talk about was his longtime love for biking.

Even on his vacations, Wolfgang Brandl can be found biking. He trains between two and four hours per day on his bike and averages 40 to 70 miles of biking per day.

Brandl started bike racing when he was a child, but stopped when he went to university to get his degree. In 2009, when he was 23, he returned to the racing scene.

He came to Wisconsin for the first time in 2016 after his friends told him about the Tour of America's Dairyland races.

What keeps Wolfgang Brandl coming back to Wisconsin?

Due to Wisconsin's history of being home to many German immigrants, Brandl enjoys the familiarity of the culture here.

"The food is very similar, we also have a lot of dairy, we eat a lot of cheese, a lot of fried stuff," Brandl said. "The second names of people are German, and some even speak German, or their grandfather or grandmother speaks it."

Although Brandl was thinking of retiring from the Tour of America's Dairyland races this year, once he had finished his 75 minutes of racing, he had firmly changed his mind about this being his last ToAD race.

"I'm just having so much fun," said Brandl amid the ringing of cowbells held by the cheering spectators lining the sidewalks of Washington Avenue. "I made so many friends here, so it would be hard not to come back."

He thought of retiring because he believed that 38 years old would be a good age to retire. If he doesn't race professionally in the coming years, he will be racing in the amateur category.

Wolfgang Brandl won the Janesville Town Square Grand Prix

Brandl won first place in the Janesville Town Square Grand Prix, the first race of this year's ToAD. He also earned enough overall points to place third in the ToAD Cheddar Series Omniums.

The official Tour of America's Dairyland website lists the results of each race on their results page .

ToAD’s final two races of 2024 are the Café Hollander Otto Wenz Downer Classic Saturday, June 22, and the Cafe Hollander Tosa Village Classic Sunday, June 23.

Plans for the rest of his trip

Brandl planned to join a short community ride out of Wauwatosa on June 21.

"We do a one-hour spin of juniors," said Brandl. "We try to be idols for younger people to get into the sport and bring more people's attention."

Brandl said that he is going to stay even longer than the duration of the ToAD series, because he has so many friends to visit. He said they will explore the cities and the countryside along with some stops at museums and lakes.