US Counties

Jefferson County is halfway between Milwaukee and Madison. The Rock and Crawfish Rivers wind through the landscape.

Juneau County sits in the heart of central Wisconsin, where nature takes center stage. The Wisconsin River cuts through

Kenosha County is on the southeastern edge of Wisconsin, right along Lake Michigan. The lakefront is a huge draw, with beaches and marinas.

Kewaunee County is a piece of classic Wisconsin. It hugs the western shore of Lake Michigan in the northeast part of the state.

The Driftless Area of western Wisconsin is home to La Crosse County. Bluffs rise up along the Mississippi River, creating incredible views.

Lafayette County sits in the southwest corner of Wisconsin. Rolling hills and farmland as far as the eye can see. It’s cheese country, folks.

Langlade County is up in north-central Wisconsin. They call it the “County of Trails” because hikers, ATVers, and snowmobilers visit here.

Lincoln County spreads across north-central Wisconsin. It’s where the Northwoods meets farm country. Merrill is the biggest town.

Manitowoc County stretches along Lake Michigan’s western shore on the eastern edge of Wisconsin. The county seat is Manitowoc.

Marathon County sits right in the middle of Wisconsin, taking up a big chunk of the state’s northern half. It’s Wisconsin’s largest county.

The northeastern corner of Wisconsin is home to Marinette County. It’s where the woods meet the water. There’s a lot of trees here.

Marquette County is right in the heart of Wisconsin. It’s not huge, but the lakes are the big draw here. Montello is the county seat.

You won’t find another county quite like Menominee in Wisconsin. It’s unique. The whole place is an Indian reservation.

Milwaukee County is where Wisconsin gets urban. It’s the most populous county in the state, packed into the smallest land area.

Monroe County is tucked into the western part of Wisconsin, not far from the Mississippi. Cranberry bogs and bike trails.