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Towns in Wisconsin

Wisconsin has 1,242 towns with a page here, in 71 counties. Each page shows its county, people, land area, map and neighbors.

Largest towns

  1. Town of Grand Chute, Outagamie County24,168 people
  2. Town of Ledgeview, Brown County9,248 people
  3. Town of Oconomowoc, Waukesha County8,832 people
  4. Town of Hudson, St. Croix County8,757 people
  5. Town of Sheboygan, Sheboygan County8,281 people
  6. Town of Merton, Waukesha County8,278 people
  7. Town of Delafield, Waukesha County8,079 people
  8. Town of Norway, Racine County7,863 people
  9. Town of Beloit, Rock County7,799 people
  10. Town of Mukwonago, Waukesha County7,792 people
  11. Town of Grand Rapids, Wood County7,598 people
  12. Town of Washington, Eau Claire County7,593 people

People counts are American Community Survey 2020–2024 5-year estimates.

By county

CountyHow manyLargest
Adams County17Town of Rome3,184 people
Ashland County13Town of Sanborn1,146 people
Barron County25Town of Rice Lake2,823 people
Bayfield County25Town of Russell1,413 people
Brown County13Town of Ledgeview9,248 people
Buffalo County17Town of Buffalo725 people
Burnett County21Town of Meenon1,119 people
Calumet County9Town of New Holstein1,812 people
Chippewa County23Town of Lafayette6,346 people
Clark County33Town of Fremont1,330 people
Columbia County21Town of Lodi3,289 people
Crawford County11Town of Clayton1,088 people
Dane County32Town of Middleton6,807 people
Dodge County23Town of Beaver Dam4,041 people
Door County14Town of Sevastopol2,836 people
Douglas County16Town of Superior2,107 people
Dunn County22Town of Menomonie3,422 people
Eau Claire County13Town of Washington7,593 people
Florence County8Town of Florence1,822 people
Fond du Lac County21Town of Taycheedah4,609 people
Forest County14Town of Laona1,320 people
Grant County33Town of Jamestown1,965 people
Green County16Town of Exeter2,312 people
Green Lake County10Town of Brooklyn1,650 people
Iowa County14Town of Arena1,504 people
Iron County10Town of Mercer1,485 people
Jackson County21Town of Brockway2,977 people
Jefferson County16Town of Ixonia5,078 people
Juneau County19Town of Necedah1,966 people
Kenosha County5Town of Wheatland3,348 people
Kewaunee County10Town of Luxemburg1,572 people
La Crosse County12Town of Onalaska5,798 people
Lafayette County18Town of Wiota1,029 people
Langlade County17Town of Antigo1,384 people
Lincoln County16Town of Merrill2,873 people
Manitowoc County18Town of Newton2,309 people
Marathon County39Town of Stettin2,572 people
Marinette County18Town of Peshtigo4,027 people
Marquette County14Town of Packwaukee1,560 people
Menominee County1Town of Menominee4,252 people
Monroe County24Town of Sparta3,225 people
Oconto County23Town of Little Suamico5,687 people
Oneida County20Town of Minocqua5,074 people
Outagamie County19Town of Grand Chute24,168 people
Ozaukee County6Town of Cedarburg6,195 people
Pepin County8Town of Waterville863 people
Pierce County17Town of River Falls2,631 people
Polk County24Town of Osceola3,087 people
Portage County17Town of Hull5,255 people
Price County17Town of Worcester1,385 people
Racine County4Town of Norway7,863 people
Richland County16Town of Buena Vista1,583 people
Rock County20Town of Beloit7,799 people
Rusk County24Town of Flambeau1,136 people
Sauk County22Town of Delton2,684 people
Sawyer County16Town of Hayward3,854 people
Shawano County25Town of Wescott3,243 people
Sheboygan County15Town of Sheboygan8,281 people
St. Croix County21Town of Hudson8,757 people
Taylor County22Town of Medford2,503 people
Trempealeau County15Town of Trempealeau1,929 people
Vernon County21Town of Viroqua1,698 people
Vilas County14Town of Lac du Flambeau3,644 people
Walworth County16Town of Geneva5,440 people
Washburn County21Town of Evergreen1,233 people
Washington County12Town of Trenton4,579 people
Waukesha County8Town of Oconomowoc8,832 people
Waupaca County22Town of Farmington3,658 people
Waushara County18Town of Marion1,983 people
Winnebago County15Town of Algoma6,850 people
Wood County22Town of Grand Rapids7,598 people

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