About Little Chute

With a population of about 11,000 residents, Little Chute is a beautiful village located in Outagamie County. The name of the city is a semi-anglicized version of the original French name, La Petite Chute, meaning Little Falls, which referred to the rapids on the nearby Fox River. The village was founded as the mission of St. John Nepomucene in 1836. Eventually, thousands of Dutch immigrants settled in the area, and therefore established a unique Catholic Dutch-American community. Although the city does contain some architecture influenced by the Dutch culture, and the city does host some cultural festivals, the use of the Dutch language and day to day culture is no longer existent in Little Chute.

Little Chute hosts two major events that set the village apart from others: The Great Wisconsin Cheese Festival and the Dutch festival, Kermis. The village has also been known for its ambitious plan to build a full scale working windmill that will be known as the Little Chute Windmill and Van Asten Visitor Center. The village also has an excellent education system, comprised of schools that have been recognized for their outstanding sports and school organizations.

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