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Tim’s Hill or Timm’s Hill
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Timms Hill

hill, Wisconsin, United States
Also known as: Tim’s Hill, Timm’s Hill

Timms Hill, highest point (1,952 feet [595 metres]) in Wisconsin, U.S. It lies in the north-central part of the state in Price county, a few miles southeast of Prentice, near Ogema, between two sections of Chequamegon National Forest. It was probably named for a local pioneer settler. Timms Hill is located in a county park.

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