ÿÿ806 Cities Found in Wisconsin

806 cities found in Wisconsin

Other cities in Wisconsin

AntigoNelsonvilleMaplewoodUnion GroveBear CreekWild RoseTregoMiltonFenceRichfieldCampbellsportMaribelRandom LakeDodgeBrillionFifieldNeopitAllentonVan DyneMishicotMosineeWitheeWyocenaWinneconneElandGillettCottage GroveHortonvilleWrightstownPloverReesevilleCouderayHixtonAlbanyGrand MarshMarquetteCrandonPine RiverScandinaviaIron BeltWalesMellenOgdensburgArgonneWautomaManitowish WatersWest SalemLowellKnappCashtonGoodmanGreenleafBirchwoodTomahLindenBig FallsLomiraColbyRosholtFerryvilleGrantsburgBancroftPrairie Du SacStitzerButte Des MortsMarathonPell LakeRothschildGreendaleLyndon StaBriggsvilleLittle ChuteBruleStratfordKimberlyAshippunWestfieldSpringfieldDe SotoHaywardSaxonHazelhurstSand CreekPembineJuneauRock SpringsFremontMerrimacVeronaGilmantonWilmotBalsam LakeBlenkerPort EdwardsJim FallsGilePewaukeeCascoJunction CityPickerelRhinelanderLebanonDowningDaleSherwoodWoodworthRubiconWisconsin RapidsMikanaBurlingtonCatawbaTrempealeauElevaRichland CtrSussexNorwalkBarneveldMontfortLake DeltonAlmenaKewaskumTisch MillsAmherstAlgomaGreen ValleySpoonerWarrensMarionHawkinsElderonWhitewaterTurtle LakeSirenLorettaWis RapidsButternutTownsendRadissonBarronettLac Du FlambeauSenecaNew AuburnHillsboroGreshamUnityUpsonPatch GroveStoughtonSheldonDeerfieldHanoverStanleyPort WashingtonPrescottFitchburgCobbPickettBloomingtonRice LakeKansasvilleForestvilleOsseoGreenvilleIngramLa FargePhillipsNew RichmondBoydCornellPlainfieldSaynerEast TroyMarshfieldHeafford JunctionAniwaAbbotsfordElroyMarinetteLake MillsMedfordSullivanHillsdaleHammondCatoMiddletonBeldenvilleEgg HarborDeer ParkLisbonStoddardChaseburgRandolphGlenbeulahEdgarTonyBirnamwoodShawanoAmherst JunctionPresque IsleSoldiers GroveSilver LakePulciferModenaHustlerMaloneArkansawPleasant PrairieMorrisonvilleDickeyvillePlum CityCornucopiaBay CityRocklandSpring GreenChippewa FallsHannibalSuamicoFox LakeWhitelawGreen LakeWittenbergReedsvilleOostburgEphraimSouth MilwaukeeNewtonWhitefish BayMattoonTunnel CityGenesee DepotCascadeLenaNew LisbonBlack River FallsTaylorWest AllisEau GalleSalemDarienFootvilleChetekHighbridgeOxfordBarnesColomaHurleyKellnersvilleJacksonSturtevantSaronaSuringClam LakeBrowntownOconomowocDeforestFrieslandMount HopeHartfordWisc DellsKennanGilmanGlendaleFall CreekSpencerGreenwoodMenomonee FallsColgateSturgeon BayElmwood ParkClintonvilleHewittLeopolisOsceolaButlerGrand ViewMarkesanPort WingAlma CenterKronenwetterAthelstaneManawaSpartaBayfieldTilledaSheboygan FlsIrmaEllsworthBloomerFranksvilleMercerIolaWashburnMindoroMount PleasantPleasant PrViolaCarolineHeafford JctLarsenSaint GermainMilltownSun PrairieCableManchesterWalworthDodgevilleRiponMenashaStone LakeMapleEdmundPardeevilleWaupunDoylestownWausaukeeCoon ValleyEvansvilleMaustonManitowocBenet LakeMarshallMontrealWaubekaFontanaCamp LakeFort AtkinsonBerlinBellevueCochraneTheresaGallowayGlen HavenKrakowEmbarrassBoulder JunctionDelafieldBlack CreekDarlingtonBlanchardvilleComstockPowers LakeFairwaterKendallKielOkaucheeStar PrairieNeillsvilleCollinsHoriconCudahyWiltonLaonaOak CreekBig BendMukwonagoSouth WayneHolcombeKaukaunaShioctonWaldoWeyauwegaKohlerRochesterDelavanNelsonGlen FloraCurtissTomahawkNekoosaPhloxSaukvilleClintonWoodvilleMillstonKingstonBlack EarthBoycevilleLa PointeCaledoniaElkhornGraftonBeetownMonticelloBelgiumCamp DouglasReedsburgCassvilleCuba CityPrenticeLong LakeGlenwood CityIron RidgeWhitehallHoney CreekRedgraniteHerbsterSpring ValleySomersetAbramsCedarburg

Ancestry of Wisconsin

Also known as America’s Dairyland or The Badger State, Wisconsin sits in the Great Lakes region. The state borders Lake Superior on its northern border. Wisconsin ranks 20th in terms of population and is the 23rd-largest state in the US. The region was admitted to the State of the Union on May 29th, 1848.

Wisconsin has a rich French history. The first European to land in the region was probably Jean Nicolet in 1634, canoeing to shore at Red Banks, near Green Bay. Since that first encounter with the natives, a lot of interaction would ensue in the following years. Other Frenchmen visited the neighboring bays as a vibrant fur trade took root in the area. Despite the many business trips to the region, no permanent settlements were put up by the French.

The British gradually took hold of Wisconsin during the French and Indian War and took charge of Green Bay and neighboring areas in 1761. By 1763, the whole state was under Great Britain. The region’s first proper settlers comprised of French-Canadians, a few African American freedmen, and some Anglo-New Englanders.

Wisconsin became a US territory after the American Revolutionary War in 1783. In subsequent years, it formed part of existing Indiana, Illinois, and Michigan territories. The establishment of lead mining after 1812 saw the region nicknamed The Badger State.

Races in Wisconsin

Wisconsin has a white majority, with the different ethnic groups set out as follows:

  • White – 86.2%
  • Black or African American – 6.3%
  • American Indian and Alaska Native – 0.9%
  • Asian – 2.6%
  • Native Hawaiian and other Pacific Islander – 0.0%
  • Other races – 1.8%
  • Two or more races – 2.2%

There has been a notable decrease in the white population since 1990. Below is the population distribution by races that year:

  • White – 92.2%
  • Black – 5.0%
  • Asian – 1.1%
  • Native – 0.8%
  • Other race – 2.4%
  • Two or more races – 0.0%

The shift in percentages is a result of evolving migration and settlement patterns, with the state opening up and embracing diversity and offering equal opportunities for all.

In 2016, the American Community Survey (ACS) tallied the Hispanic or Latino community at 6.5% of the total state population. This portion of residents is broken down as:

  • Mexican – 4.7%
  • Puerto Rican – 0.9%
  • Cuban – 0.1%
  • Other Hispanic origins – 0.7%

Wisconsin has a mixed ancestry composition, with the main groups being:

  • German – 40.5%
  • Irish – 10.5%
  • Polish – 8.8%
  • Norwegian – 7.7%
  • English – 5.7%

An estimated 86% of the African Americans in the state of Wisconsin lives in Milwaukee, Kenosha, Beloit, and Racine. A majority of their ancestors moved to the region after 1940. Milwaukee holds most of the state’s black community.

Wisconsin racial population breakdown

Racial composition20002010
White4,961,19386.2%
Asian148,0772.6%
Some other race105,0381.8%
Two or more races125,9232.2%

Cities in Wisconsin

This is a general list of cities in Wisconsin. It contains big cities and small towns sorted alphabetically. Select a city to view information about it’s population, economics, and businesses.

CityCounty(ies)Population (2000 Census)Population (2010 Census)ClassIncorporation date[2]
AbbotsfordClark Marathon1,9562,3104th1965
AdamsAdams1,8311,9674th1926
AlgomaKewaunee3,3573,1674th1879
AlmaBuffalo9427814th1885
AltoonaEau Claire6,6986,7064th1887
AmeryPolk2,8452,9024th1919
AntigoLanglade8,5608,2344th1885
AppletonCalumet Outagamie Winnebago70,08772,6232nd1857
ArcadiaTrempealeau2,4022,9254th1925
AshlandAshland Bayfield8,6208,2164th1887
AugustaEau Claire1,4601,5504th1885
BarabooSauk10,71112,0483rd1882
BarronBarron3,2483,4234th1887
BayfieldBayfield6114874th1913
Beaver DamDodge15,16916,2434th1856
BeloitRock35,77536,9663rd1857
BerlinGreen Lake Waushara5,3055,5244th1857
Black River FallsJackson3,6183,6224th1883
BlairTrempealeau1,2731,3664th1949
BloomerChippewa3,3473,5394th1920
BoscobelGrant3,0473,2314th1873
BrillionCalumet2,9373,1484th1944
BrodheadGreen Rock3,1803,2934th1891
BrookfieldWaukesha38,64937,9202nd1954
Buffalo CityBuffalo1,0401,0234th1859
BurlingtonRacine Walworth9,93610,4644th1900
CedarburgOzaukee11,10211,4123rd1885
ChetekBarron2,1802,2214th1891
ChiltonCalumet3,7083,9334th1877
Chippewa FallsChippewa12,90013,6793rd1869
ClintonvilleWaupaca4,7364,5594th1887
ColbyClark Marathon1,6161,8524th1891
ColumbusColumbia Dodge4,4794,9914th1874
CornellChippewa1,4661,4674th1956
CrandonForest1,9611,9204th1898
Cuba CityGrant Lafayette2,1562,0864th1925
CudahyMilwaukee18,42918,2673rd1906
CumberlandBarron2,2802,1704th1885
DarlingtonLafayette2,4182,4514th1877
DelafieldWaukesha6,4727,0854th1959
DelavanWalworth7,9568,4634th1897
De PereBrown20,55923,8003rd1883
DodgevilleIowa4,2204,6984th1889
DurandPepin1,9681,9314th1887
Eagle RiverVilas1,4431,3984th1937
Eau ClaireChippewa Eau Claire61,70465,8832nd1872
EdgertonDane Rock4,8985,4614th1883
ElkhornWalworth7,30510,0844th1897
ElroyJuneau1,5781,4424th1885
EvansvilleRock4,0395,0124th1896
FennimoreGrant2,3872,4974th1919
FitchburgDane20,50125,2604th1983
Fond du LacFond du Lac42,20343,0212nd1852
Fort AtkinsonJefferson11,62112,3684th1878
Fountain CityBuffalo9838594th1889
Fox LakeDodge1,4541,5194th1938
FranklinMilwaukee29,49435,4513rd1956
GalesvilleTrempealeau1,4271,4814th1942
GillettOconto1,2621,3864th1944
GlendaleMilwaukee13,36712,8723rd1950
Glenwood CitySt. Croix1,1831,2424th1895
Green BayBrown102,767104,0572nd1854
Green LakeGreen Lake1,1009604th1962
GreenfieldMilwaukee35,47636,7203rd1957
GreenwoodClark1,0791,0264th1891
HartfordDodge Washington10,90514,2233rd1883
HaywardSawyer2,1292,3184th1915
HillsboroVernon1,3021,4174th1885
HoriconDodge3,7753,6554th1897
HudsonSt. Croix8,77512,7194th1858
HurleyIron1,8181,5474th1918
IndependenceTrempealeau1,2441,3364th1942
JanesvilleRock59,49863,5752nd1853
JeffersonJefferson7,3387,9734th1878
JuneauDodge2,4852,8144th1887
KaukaunaOutagamie12,98315,4623rd1885
KenoshaKenosha90,35299,218[3]2nd1850
KewauneeKewaunee2,8062,9524th1883
KielCalumet Manitowoc3,4503,7384th1920

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