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Wisconsin County Map With Cities

By Marko Visic · Updated Oct 5, 2026

Wisconsin has 72 counties, covering 54,168 square miles of land. The Census Bureau estimates its population at 5,972,787 as of July 1, 2025. The largest county by land area is Marathon County; the most populous is Milwaukee County; the least populous is Menominee County.

Counties
72
Population
5,972,787
Land area
54,168 sq mi
Capital
Madison
Time Zone
Central (CT)

Tap or click any county for details. Need a printable version? Blank Wisconsin map (PDF/PNG/SVG).

All 72 Wisconsin counties

County FIPS code Population (July 1, 2025) ▼Change since April 2020 Land area (sq mi) People per sq mi Median household income (2020–2024)
Milwaukee County55079924,216-1.6%2413,828$64,435
Dane County55025590,375+5.1%1,196493$89,975
Waukesha County55133417,210+2.5%550759$106,076
Brown County55009275,803+2.6%530520$79,649
Racine County55101198,919+0.4%333598$78,096
Outagamie County55087195,894+2.7%638307$85,069
Winnebago County55139174,218+1.4%435401$74,925
Kenosha County55059168,448-0.4%272620$81,239
Rock County55105166,472+1.7%718232$75,673
Marathon County55073139,432+1.0%1,54590$77,884
Washington County55131139,238+1.8%431323$96,359
La Crosse County55063121,339+0.4%452269$73,013
Sheboygan County55117118,0470.0%512231$73,094
Eau Claire County55035109,033+3.1%638171$74,546
Walworth County55127106,127+0.9%555191$80,520
Fond du Lac County55039104,669+0.5%720145$74,275
St. Croix County5510998,276+5.1%722136$103,046
Ozaukee County5508994,346+3.1%233405$96,996
Dodge County5502789,097-0.3%876102$75,929
Jefferson County5505586,505+0.4%556155$83,750
Manitowoc County5507181,710+0.4%589139$69,148
Wood County5514174,060-0.2%79393$67,989
Portage County5509771,943+2.2%80190$76,070
Chippewa County5501767,614+2.0%1,00867$74,680
Sauk County5511166,652+1.3%83280$79,541
Columbia County5502158,132-0.6%76676$85,351
Calumet County5501553,982+2.9%318170$88,810
Grant County5504352,446+1.0%1,14846$66,858
Waupaca County5513551,461-0.7%74869$72,830
Monroe County5508146,572+0.6%90152$69,467
Barron County5500546,484-0.5%86354$65,933
Dunn County5503346,223+1.7%85054$74,824
Polk County5509545,803+1.8%91450$77,219
Douglas County5503143,990-0.7%1,30434$75,099
Pierce County5509343,519+3.1%57476$92,109
Marinette County5507542,574+1.7%1,39930$63,809
Shawano County5511541,560+1.7%89347$66,479
Oconto County5508340,195+3.2%99740$75,049
Oneida County5508538,131+0.8%1,11434$69,371
Green County5504537,227+0.4%58464$82,852
Clark County5501935,052+1.2%1,21029$67,400
Vernon County5512331,443+2.4%79240$71,893
Trempealeau County5512131,171+1.3%73343$76,313
Door County5502930,616+1.8%48264$74,795
Lincoln County5506928,4030.0%87932$68,164
Juneau County5505726,649-0.3%76735$67,270
Waushara County5513725,223+2.9%62640$67,107
Iowa County5504923,951+1.0%76331$82,182
Vilas County5512523,761+3.1%85828$68,431
Adams County5500121,752+5.3%64634$59,442
Jackson County5505320,999-0.7%98821$68,110
Kewaunee County5506120,758+1.0%34261$82,725
Taylor County5511920,118+1.0%97521$69,350
Langlade County5506719,534+0.2%87122$55,878
Green Lake County5504719,305+1.5%35055$68,196
Sawyer County5511318,846+4.2%1,25815$60,801
Lafayette County5506517,478+5.2%63428$76,462
Burnett County5501317,223+4.2%82221$62,819
Washburn County5512917,087+2.8%79721$63,441
Richland County5510317,036-1.6%58629$66,420
Bayfield County5500716,787+3.5%1,47811$71,151
Ashland County5500316,203+1.1%1,04516$62,462
Marquette County5507715,927+2.1%45635$65,681
Crawford County5502315,910-1.2%57128$64,094
Rusk County5510714,146-0.2%91415$59,944
Price County5509913,988-0.5%1,25411$60,546
Buffalo County5501113,3180.0%67620$70,479
Forest County550419,574+4.2%1,0149$61,071
Pepin County550917,513+2.6%23232$75,256
Iron County550516,127-0.2%7588$60,625
Florence County550374,748+4.1%48810$61,086
Menominee County550784,199-1.2%35812$62,108

FIPS code: the Census Bureau’s five-digit county ID, a two-digit state code plus a three-digit county code. It is not a ZIP code.

How many counties does Wisconsin have?

Wisconsin has 72 counties covering 54,168 square miles. The state was admitted to the Union in 1848 as the 30th state.

The largest county by land area is Marathon County at 1,545 square miles, home to 139,432 residents. The most populous is Milwaukee County with 924,216 residents — a density of 3,828 people per square mile. At the other end of the scale, Menominee County has 4,199 residents.

Wisconsin’s capital is Madison, while the largest city is Milwaukee.

Related resources

Download a printable outline of Wisconsin’s county boundaries from our blank map of Wisconsin page — available in SVG, PNG, and PDF.

Use the What County Am I In? tool to detect which Wisconsin county a GPS location or address falls in, or the Address to County Lookup for batch input.

For demographic radius analysis, the Find ZIP Codes in Radius and Population Within Radius tools let you draw a circle around any Wisconsin address and see every ZIP code and the total population inside.

Two SimpleMapLab studies cover Wisconsin specifically: the 100-mile radius around Madison measures how much of the state lives within 100 miles of its capitol, and the loneliest town in Wisconsin ranks the state’s most isolated inhabited place. The county-counts blog post puts Wisconsin’s 72 counties in national context.

Frequently asked questions

Wisconsin has 72 counties. The state was admitted to the Union in 1848 as the 30th state. County boundaries have shifted over time as the population spread and new administrative units were carved from existing ones.
Marathon County is the largest by land area at 1,545 square miles, with 139,432 residents.
Milwaukee County is the most populous, with 924,216 residents over 241 square miles.
Menominee County has the smallest population at 4,199 residents.
Madison is the state capital of Wisconsin. The largest city is Milwaukee.
County population is the US Census Bureau's Vintage 2025 estimate for July 1, 2025; land and water area are from the 2026 Census Gazetteer; median household income is from the American Community Survey 2020–2024 5-year estimates. The county boundaries drawn on the map are the US Atlas TopoJSON build of the Census Bureau's TIGER/Line shapefiles. All figures are US Census Bureau data in the public domain.
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