Wisconsin County Map with Cities — All 72 Counties

All 72 of Wisconsin's counties, mapped from official U.S. Census boundaries with population, income, and unemployment for every one. Color the map by any measure, tap a county for its data, or download a print-ready copy.

Wisconsin CountiesFIPS 55
Adams CountyAshland CountyBarron CountyBayfield CountyBrown CountyBuffalo CountyBurnett CountyCalumet CountyChippewa CountyClark CountyColumbia CountyCrawford CountyDane CountyDodge CountyDoor CountyDouglas CountyDunn CountyEau Claire CountyFlorence CountyFond du Lac CountyForest CountyGrant CountyGreen CountyGreen Lake CountyIowa CountyIron CountyJackson CountyJefferson CountyJuneau CountyKenosha CountyKewaunee CountyLa Crosse CountyLafayette CountyLanglade CountyLincoln CountyManitowoc CountyMarathon CountyMarinette CountyMarquette CountyMenominee CountyMilwaukee CountyMonroe CountyOconto CountyOneida CountyOutagamie CountyOzaukee CountyPepin CountyPierce CountyPolk CountyPortage CountyPrice CountyRacine CountyRichland CountyRock CountyRusk CountySt. Croix CountySauk CountySawyer CountyShawano CountySheboygan CountyTaylor CountyTrempealeau CountyVernon CountyVilas CountyWalworth CountyWashburn CountyWashington CountyWaukesha CountyWaupaca CountyWaushara CountyWinnebago CountyWood CountyMilwaukeeMadisonGreen BayKenoshaAppletonWaukeshaEau ClaireOshkoshLa CrosseSheboyganFond du LacWausau Door  Ashland  Sawyer  Oneida  Clark  Taylor  Polk  Buffalo  Milwaukee  Madison  Green Bay  Kenosha  Appleton  Waukesha  Eau Claire  Oshkosh  La Crosse  Sheboygan  Fond du Lac  Wausau MilwaukeeMadisonGreen BayKenoshaRacineAppletonWaukeshaEau ClaireOshkoshLa CrosseSheboyganFond du LacWausau Door  Ashland  Marinette  Douglas  Sawyer  Oneida  Chippewa  Vilas  Jackson  Polk  Rusk  Lincoln  Burnett  Sauk  Portage  Lafayette  Pierce  Florence  Milwaukee  Madison  Green Bay  Kenosha  Racine  Appleton  Waukesha  Eau Claire  Oshkosh  La Crosse  Sheboygan  Fond du Lac  Wausau MilwaukeeMadisonGreen BayKenoshaRacineAppletonWaukeshaEau ClaireOshkoshJanesvilleLa CrosseSheboyganFond du LacWausau Door  Ashland  Marinette  Douglas  Sawyer  Price  Oneida  Grant  Oconto  Ozaukee  Forest  Chippewa  Vilas  Jackson  Taylor  Polk  Rusk  Iron  Lincoln  Dodge  Barron  Burnett  Sauk  Portage  Vernon  Iowa  St. Croix  Buffalo  Adams  Crawford  Pierce  Florence  Pepin  Milwaukee  Madison  Green Bay  Kenosha  Racine  Appleton  Waukesha  Eau Claire  Oshkosh  Janesville  La Crosse  Sheboygan  Fond du Lac  Wausau MilwaukeeMadisonGreen BayKenoshaRacineAppletonWaukeshaEau ClaireOshkoshJanesvilleLa CrosseSheboyganFond du LacWausau Door  Ashland  Marinette  Douglas  Sawyer  Price  Oneida  Grant  Oconto  Ozaukee  Forest  Chippewa  Vilas  Jackson  Taylor  Polk  Rusk  Iron  Lincoln  Shawano  Dodge  Barron  Langlade  Burnett  Dunn  Sauk  Portage  Vernon  Wood  Columbia  Iowa  Buffalo  Adams  Crawford  Pierce  Florence  Pepin  Milwaukee  Madison  Green Bay  Kenosha  Racine  Appleton  Waukesha  Eau Claire  Oshkosh  Janesville  La Crosse  Sheboygan  Fond du Lac  Wausau 
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Wisconsin’s 72 counties, projected equal-area. Hover over a county, or tap it, for its seat and key numbers; select it for all its data.
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Wisconsin at a glance

Wisconsin’s 72 counties, by the numbers

The table lists every county’s population, median household income, unemployment, density, and land area. Sort it by any column to find yours or rank them. A few patterns stand out:

  • Concentrated. Half of Wisconsin’s 5,972,787 residents live in just 9 of 72 counties, and the 5 largest hold 40.3% of the total. calculated from Census PEP V2025
  • Income tracks poverty. The gap from richest to poorest runs 2.0×, and the 10 highest-income counties average 6.9% in poverty against 14.1% for the 10 lowest. calculated from Census SAIPE 2024
  • The median county. Half of Wisconsin’s counties have fewer than 42,067 residents, and half report a median household income below $73,610. calculated from Census PEP V2025 · Census SAIPE 2024
  • Lopsided density. Only 20 of 72 counties are denser than Wisconsin’s statewide average of 110 people per square mile. calculated from Census PEP V2025 · Census TIGER 2026
Adams County21,752$61,0273.7%34/sq mi646 sq miFriendship
Ashland County16,203$61,5242.9%16/sq mi1,045 sq miAshland
Barron County46,484$69,4002.8%54/sq mi863 sq miBarron
Bayfield County16,787$71,3523.0%11/sq mi1,478 sq miWashburn
Brown County275,803$80,8032.6%520/sq mi530 sq miGreen Bay
Buffalo County13,318$71,9013.0%20/sq mi676 sq miAlma
Burnett County17,223$65,3403.3%21/sq mi822 sq miSiren
Calumet County53,982$94,5972.4%170/sq mi318 sq miChilton
Chippewa County67,614$72,3372.7%67/sq mi1,008 sq miChippewa Falls
Clark County35,052$65,5862.3%29/sq mi1,210 sq miNeillsville
Columbia County58,132$85,0962.6%76/sq mi766 sq miPortage
Crawford County15,910$63,4123.2%28/sq mi571 sq miPrairie du Chien
Dane County590,375$91,4792.5%493/sq mi1,197 sq miMadison
Dodge County89,097$78,9992.3%102/sq mi876 sq miJuneau
Door County30,616$84,4802.5%64/sq mi482 sq miSturgeon Bay
Douglas County43,990$71,1303.5%34/sq mi1,304 sq miSuperior
Dunn County46,223$75,3242.7%54/sq mi850 sq miMenomonie
Eau Claire County109,033$77,8272.6%171/sq mi638 sq miEau Claire
Florence County4,748$71,0493.4%10/sq mi488 sq miFlorence
Fond du Lac County104,669$77,0612.6%145/sq mi720 sq miFond du Lac
Forest County9,574$62,2512.9%9/sq mi1,014 sq miCrandon
Grant County52,446$73,6122.8%46/sq mi1,148 sq miLancaster
Green County37,227$82,4722.3%64/sq mi584 sq miMonroe
Green Lake County19,305$73,8492.8%55/sq mi350 sq miGreen Lake
Iowa County23,951$79,6072.4%31/sq mi763 sq miDodgeville
Iron County6,127$60,5644.0%8/sq mi758 sq miHurley
Jackson County20,999$66,1493.1%21/sq mi988 sq miBlack River Falls
Jefferson County86,505$84,3252.5%155/sq mi556 sq miJefferson
Juneau County26,649$70,6073.0%35/sq mi767 sq miMauston
Kenosha County168,448$83,5043.0%620/sq mi272 sq miKenosha
Kewaunee County20,758$82,1432.3%61/sq mi342 sq miKewaunee
La Crosse County121,339$76,4432.6%269/sq mi452 sq miLa Crosse
Lafayette County17,478$76,6362.2%28/sq mi634 sq miDarlington
Langlade County19,534$58,6613.0%22/sq mi871 sq miAntigo
Lincoln County28,403$72,8352.9%32/sq mi879 sq miMerrill
Manitowoc County81,710$71,1882.6%139/sq mi589 sq miManitowoc
Marathon County139,432$79,4142.5%90/sq mi1,545 sq miWausau
Marinette County42,574$64,7313.3%30/sq mi1,399 sq miMarinette
Marquette County15,927$70,2083.0%35/sq mi456 sq miMontello
Menominee County4,199$52,4234.2%12/sq mi358 sq miKeshena
Milwaukee County924,216$66,3393.7%3,828/sq mi241 sq miMilwaukee
Monroe County46,572$73,6072.6%52/sq mi901 sq miSparta
Oconto County40,195$75,1472.8%40/sq mi997 sq miOconto
Oneida County38,131$70,8702.6%34/sq mi1,114 sq miRhinelander
Outagamie County195,894$82,8472.6%307/sq mi638 sq miAppleton
Ozaukee County94,346$105,7832.7%405/sq mi233 sq miPort Washington
Pepin County7,513$75,1762.4%32/sq mi232 sq miDurand
Pierce County43,519$97,7463.0%76/sq mi574 sq miEllsworth
Polk County45,803$74,1443.0%50/sq mi914 sq miBalsam Lake
Portage County71,943$74,6502.8%90/sq mi801 sq miStevens Point
Price County13,988$65,4053.3%11/sq mi1,254 sq miPhillips
Racine County198,919$79,3543.4%598/sq mi333 sq miRacine
Richland County17,036$67,8912.6%29/sq mi586 sq miRichland Center
Rock County166,472$73,9823.0%232/sq mi718 sq miJanesville
Rusk County14,146$61,7163.5%15/sq mi914 sq miLadysmith
Sauk County66,652$77,2282.5%80/sq mi832 sq miBaraboo
Sawyer County18,846$65,6583.2%15/sq mi1,258 sq miHayward
Shawano County41,560$67,1382.8%47/sq mi893 sq miShawano
Sheboygan County118,047$75,4232.6%231/sq mi512 sq miSheboygan
St. Croix County98,276$99,4392.8%136/sq mi722 sq miHudson
Taylor County20,118$71,3082.5%21/sq mi975 sq miMedford
Trempealeau County31,171$79,5442.8%43/sq mi733 sq miWhitehall
Vernon County31,443$70,4372.5%40/sq mi792 sq miViroqua
Vilas County23,761$68,5643.0%28/sq mi858 sq miEagle River
Walworth County106,127$83,0612.6%191/sq mi555 sq miElkhorn
Washburn County17,087$68,1533.2%21/sq mi797 sq miShell Lake
Washington County139,238$90,2792.6%323/sq mi431 sq miWest Bend
Waukesha County417,210$103,7892.7%759/sq mi550 sq miWaukesha
Waupaca County51,461$76,7542.6%69/sq mi748 sq miWaupaca
Waushara County25,223$72,5022.8%40/sq mi626 sq miWautoma
Winnebago County174,218$72,5642.7%401/sq mi435 sq miOshkosh
Wood County74,060$68,2992.9%93/sq mi793 sq miWisconsin Rapids

Click a column heading to sort all 72 counties. A suppressed estimate (coefficient of variation ≥ 0.30) shows a marker, never a guess. County seats are from Wikidata (CC0), each validated to a Census place inside its county. Where Wikidata has none, the seat comes from the page cited for that county in the seat file, and where the table names no seat, it says why. See the methodology.

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Map of Wisconsin's 72 counties on official U.S. Census boundaries, with major cities: Milwaukee, Madison, Green Bay, Kenosha, Racine, Appleton

Wisconsin maps, colored by the data

Cities in Wisconsin

Wisconsin has 608 incorporated cities and villages. The largest is Milwaukee with 566,973 residents. Its center is in Milwaukee County, and it also reaches into Washington County and Waukesha County. Use the search on the map above to find any city and highlight the county it sits in.

MilwaukeeMilwaukee County +2 more (also Washington County, Waukesha County)566,973
MadisonDane County278,001
Green BayBrown County106,253
KenoshaKenosha County99,372
RacineRacine County77,633
AppletonOutagamie County +2 more (also Calumet County, Winnebago County)75,023
WaukeshaWaukesha County71,233
Eau ClaireEau Claire County +1 more (also Chippewa County)70,322
OshkoshWinnebago County66,729
JanesvilleRock County66,030
West AllisMilwaukee County59,612
La CrosseLa Crosse County51,356
SheboyganSheboygan County49,645
WauwatosaMilwaukee County48,529
Fond du LacFond du Lac County44,494
BrookfieldWaukesha County41,273
New BerlinWaukesha County40,270
WausauMarathon County39,996
Menomonee Falls (village)Waukesha County39,539
Sun PrairieDane County37,570
GreenfieldMilwaukee County37,345
Oak CreekMilwaukee County37,325
BeloitRock County36,534
FranklinMilwaukee County35,886
ManitowocManitowoc County34,620
FitchburgDane County32,619
West BendWashington County32,030
Mount Pleasant (village)Racine County27,953
NeenahWinnebago County27,336
SuperiorDouglas County26,677
Stevens PointPortage County25,785
MuskegoWaukesha County25,406
De PereBrown County25,301
MequonOzaukee County25,270
Caledonia (village)Racine County25,257
WatertownJefferson County +1 more (also Dodge County)22,774
MiddletonDane County22,301
Pleasant Prairie (village)Kenosha County21,669
Howard (village)Brown County +1 more (also Outagamie County)21,087
Germantown (village)Washington County20,962
South MilwaukeeMilwaukee County20,442
OnalaskaLa Crosse County19,348
Fox Crossing (village)Winnebago County +1 more (also Outagamie County)19,131
OconomowocWaukesha County19,080
Wisconsin RapidsWood County18,722
MarshfieldWood County +1 more (also Marathon County)18,700
MenashaWinnebago County +1 more (also Calumet County)18,273
CudahyMilwaukee County17,853
KaukaunaOutagamie County +1 more (also Calumet County)17,706
Ashwaubenon (village)Brown County17,314

The table shows the 50 most populous. Search the map above for the other 558.

A city can reach into more than one county. The table names the one its center falls in; “+N more” counts the others, from the Census Bureau’s count of each city by county part Census ACS 2020–2024 place parts.

Which Wisconsin county is the richest, largest, most crowded? The answers

  • Wisconsin’s highest median household income is in Ozaukee County ($105,783); the lowest is in Menominee County ($52,423). Census SAIPE 2024
  • Wisconsin’s most populous county is Milwaukee County (924,216); the least populous is Menominee County (4,199), a 220× spread. calculated from Census PEP V2025
  • Wisconsin’s largest county by land area is Marathon County (1,545 sq mi); the smallest is Pepin County (232 sq mi). Census TIGER 2026
  • Wisconsin’s highest population density is in Milwaukee County (3,828/sq mi); the lowest is in Iron County (8/sq mi). calculated from Census PEP V2025 · Census TIGER 2026
  • Wisconsin’s highest poverty rate is in Menominee County (24.4%); the lowest is in Ozaukee County (5.4%). Census SAIPE 2024
  • In Wisconsin, unemployment is highest in Menominee County (4.2%) and lowest in Lafayette County (2.2%), for September 2026 (preliminary). BLS LAUS September 2026, preliminary
  • Wisconsin’s highest median age is in Iron County (56.1); the lowest is in Menominee County (34.3). Census ACS 2020–2024
  • Wisconsin’s highest share of adults 25 and over with a bachelor’s degree or higher is in Dane County (55.3%); the lowest is in Clark County (13.0%). Census ACS 2020–2024

Every figure is a current official estimate from the source named, never a crowd-sourced or copied value. Suppressed estimates (coefficient of variation ≥ 0.30) are omitted, never guessed. See the full methodology.

Wisconsin counties: common questions

How many counties are in Wisconsin?

Wisconsin has 72 counties covering 54,168 sq mi and about 6.0M residents. Every one is on the map and in the table above.

What is the largest county in Wisconsin?

It depends on the measure. By land area it’s Marathon County (1,545 sq mi); by population it’s Milwaukee County (924,216 residents).

What county is Milwaukee in?

Milwaukee, population 566,973, has its center in Milwaukee County and also reaches into Washington County and Waukesha County. Use the search on the map to find any Wisconsin city’s county.

What is the richest county in Wisconsin?

By median household income, Ozaukee County is the richest at $105,783; the poorest is Menominee County at $52,423. Census SAIPE 2024

What is the most populous county in Wisconsin?

Milwaukee County, with 924,216 residents, about 15.5% of Wisconsin’s people. That is 220× the least populous, Menominee County (4,199).

Sources & vintages

Data current through .