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Wisconsin Cities and Villages in Multiple Counties WISCONSIN CITIES AND VILLAGES IN MULTIPLE COUNTIES C or V CITY OR VILLAGE COUNTY C or V CITY OR VILLAGE COUNTY C or V CITY OR VILLAGE COUNTY C Abbotsford* MARATHON C River Falls* ST CROIX V Lac La Belle* JEFFERSON C Abbotsford* CLARK C Stanley* CLARK V Lac La Belle* WAUKESHA C Appleton* WINNEBAGO C Stanley* CHIPPEWA V Livingston* IOWA C Appleton* CALUMET C Watertown* DODGE V Livingston* GRANT C Appleton* OUTAGAMIE C Watertown* JEFFERSON V Milladore* PORTAGE C Ashland* ASHLAND C Waupun* FOND DU LAC V Milladore* WOOD C Ashland* BAYFIELD C Waupun* DODGE V Montfort* GRANT C Berlin* GREEN LAKE C Whitewater* JEFFERSON V Montfort* IOWA C Berlin* WAUSHARA C Whitewater* WALWORTH V Mukwonago* WALWORTH C Brodhead* ROCK C Wisconsin Dells* SAUK V Mukwonago* WAUKESHA C Brodhead* GREEN C Wisconsin Dells* ADAMS V Muscoda* GRANT C Burlington* RACINE C Wisconsin Dells* JUNEAU V Muscoda* IOWA C Burlington* WALWORTH C Wisconsin Dells* COLUMBIA V New Auburn* CHIPPEWA C Colby* MARATHON V Bayside* MILWAUKEE V New Auburn* BARRON C Colby* CLARK V Bayside* OZAUKEE V Newburg* WASHINGTON C Columbus* DODGE V Belleville* DANE V Newburg* OZAUKEE C Columbus* COLUMBIA V Belleville* GREEN V Ontario VERNON C Cuba City* GRANT V Birnamwood* MARATHON V Ontario MONROE C Cuba City* LAFAYETTE V Birnamwood* SHAWANO V Pulaski* OCONTO C Eau Claire* EAU CLAIRE V Blanchardville* IOWA V Pulaski* SHAWANO C Eau Claire* CHIPPEWA V Blanchardville* LAFAYETTE V Pulaski* BROWN C Edgerton* DANE V Brooklyn* GREEN V Randolph* DODGE C Edgerton* ROCK V Brooklyn* DANE V Randolph* COLUMBIA C Hartford* DODGE V Cambridge* JEFFERSON V Rockland* MONROE C Hartford* WASHINGTON V Cambridge* DANE V Rockland* LACROSSE C Kaukauna* OUTAGAMIE V Cazenovia* SAUK V Spring Valley* ST CROIX C Kaukauna* CALUMET V Cazenovia* RICHLAND V Spring Valley* PIERCE C Kiel* MANITOWOC V De Soto* CRAWFORD V Turtle Lake* BARRON C Kiel* CALUMET V De Soto* VERNON V Turtle Lake* POLK C Marion* WAUPACA V Dorchester* MARATHON V Unity* MARATHON C Marion* SHAWANO V Dorchester* CLARK V Unity* CLARK C Marshfield* MARATHON V Genoa City* KENOSHA V Viola* VERNON C Marshfield* WOOD V Genoa City* WALWORTH V Viola* RICHLAND C Menasha* WINNEBAGO V Harrison* CALUMET V Wrightstown* BROWN C Menasha* CALUMET V Harrison* OUTAGAMIE V Wrightstown* OUTAGAMIE C Milwaukee* WAUKESHA V Hazel Green* GRANT C Milwaukee* WASHINGTON V Hazel Green* LAFAYETTE C Milwaukee* MILWAUKEE V Howard* OUTAGAMIE C New London* WAUPACA V Howard* BROWN C New London* OUTAGAMIE V Kewaskum WASHINGTON C River Falls* PIERCE V Kewaskum FOND DU LAC Wisconsin Vital Records Office [email protected] WISCONSIN CITIES, VILLAGES, TOWNSHIPS AND UNINCORPORATED PLACE IF UNINCORPORATED, IF UNINCORPORATED, PLACE NAME STATUS COUNTY NAME OF TOWN OR PLACE NAME STATUS COUNTY NAME OF TOWN OR VILLAGE VILLAGE Abbotsford* C CLARK Albion T TREMPEALEAU Abbotsford* C MARATHON Alden T POLK Abels Corners U WALWORTH LaFayette/Sugar Creek Alderly U DODGE Ashippun Abrams T OCONTO Algoma C KEWAUNEE Ackerville U WASHINGTON Polk Algoma T WINNEBAGO Ackley T LANGLADE Allen U EAU CLAIRE Clear Creek Ada U SHEBOYGAN Herman Allens Grove U WALWORTH Darien Adams C ADAMS Allenton U WASHINGTON Addison Adams T ADAMS Allenville U WINNEBAGO Vinland Adams T GREEN Allouez V BROWN Adams T JACKSON Alma T BUFFALO Adams Beach U SHAWANO Belle Plaine Alma C BUFFALO Addison T WASHINGTON Alma T JACKSON Adell V SHEBOYGAN Alma Center V JACKSON Adrian T MONROE Almena T BARRON Advance U SHAWANO Green Valley Almena V BARRON Afton U ROCK Rock Almon T SHAWANO Agenda T ASHLAND Almond T PORTAGE Ahnapee T KEWAUNEE Almond V PORTAGE Ainsworth T LANGLADE Alpha U BURNETT Wood River Akan T RICHLAND Alto T FOND DU LAC Alaska U KEWAUNEE Pierce Altoona C EAU CLAIRE Alban T PORTAGE Alvin T FOREST Albany T GREEN Amberg T MARINETTE Albany V GREEN Amery C POLK Albany T PEPIN Amherst T PORTAGE Albion T DANE Amherst V PORTAGE Albion T JACKSON Amherst Junction V PORTAGE * City/village is located in more than 1 county Page 1 of 48 Wisconsin Vital Records Office [email protected] WISCONSIN CITIES, VILLAGES, TOWNSHIPS AND UNINCORPORATED PLACE IF UNINCORPORATED, IF UNINCORPORATED, PLACE NAME STATUS COUNTY NAME OF TOWN OR PLACE NAME STATUS COUNTY NAME OF TOWN OR VILLAGE VILLAGE Amnicon T DOUGLAS Arlington V COLUMBIA Anderson T BURNETT Armenia T JUNEAU Anderson T IRON Armstrong U FOND DU LAC Osceola Angelica T SHAWANO Armstrong Creek T FOREST Angelo T MONROE Arnott U PORTAGE Stockton Angus U BARRON Cedar Lake Arpin T WOOD Aniwa V SHAWANO Arpin V WOOD Aniwa T SHAWANO Arthur T CHIPPEWA Anson T CHIPPEWA Arthur U GRANT Lima Anston U BROWN Pittsfield Ash Ridge U RICHLAND Bloom/Forest Antigo T LANGLADE Ashford T FOND DU LAC Antigo C LANGLADE Ashippun T DODGE Apple River T POLK Ashland T ASHLAND Appleton* C CALUMET Ashland* C ASHLAND Appleton* C OUTAGAMIE Ashland* C BAYFIELD Appleton* C WINNEBAGO Ashton U DANE Springfield Arbor Vitae T VILAS Ashwaubenon V BROWN Arcadia T TREMPEALEAU Askeaton U BROWN Holland Arcadia C TREMPEALEAU Astico U DODGE Elba Arena T IOWA Athelstane T MARINETTE Arena V IOWA Athens V MARATHON Argonne T FOREST Atlanta T RUSK Argyle V LAFAYETTE Atlas U POLK Laketown Argyle T LAFAYETTE Attica U GREEN Brooklyn Arkansaw U PEPIN Waterville Atwater U DODGE Chester Arkdale U ADAMS Strongs Prairie Atwood U CLARK Green Grove Arland T BARRON Auburn T CHIPPEWA Arlington T COLUMBIA Auburn T FOND DU LAC * City/village is located in more than 1 county Page 2 of 48 Wisconsin Vital Records Office [email protected] WISCONSIN CITIES, VILLAGES, TOWNSHIPS AND UNINCORPORATED PLACE IF UNINCORPORATED, IF UNINCORPORATED, PLACE NAME STATUS COUNTY NAME OF TOWN OR PLACE NAME STATUS COUNTY NAME OF TOWN OR VILLAGE VILLAGE Auburndale T WOOD Barnes T BAYFIELD Auburndale V WOOD Barneveld V IOWA Augusta C EAU CLAIRE Barnum U CRAWFORD Haney Aurora T FLORENCE Barre T LACROSSE Aurora T TAYLOR Barron C BARRON Aurora T WAUSHARA Barron T BARRON Auroraville U WAUSHARA Aurora Barronett U BARRON Lakeland Avalanche U VERNON Webster Barronett T WASHBURN Avalon U ROCK Bradford Bartelme T SHAWANO Avoca V IOWA Barton T WASHINGTON Avon U LAFAYETTE Darlington Basco U DANE Montrose Avon T ROCK Bashaw U BURNETT Dewey Aztalan T JEFFERSON Bashaw T WASHBURN Babcock U WOOD Remington Bass Lake T SAWYER Bagley V GRANT Bass Lake T WASHBURN Bagley T OCONTO Bassett U KENOSHA Randall Baileys Harbor T DOOR Basswood U RICHLAND Eagle Bakerville U WOOD Lincoln Batavia U SHEBOYGAN Scott Baldwin V ST CROIX Bay City V PIERCE Baldwin T ST CROIX Bayfield C BAYFIELD Balsam Lake V POLK Bayfield T BAYFIELD Balsam Lake T POLK Bayside* V MILWAUKEE Bancroft U PORTAGE Pine Grove Bayside* V OZAUKEE Bangor T LACROSSE Bayview T BAYFIELD Bangor V LACROSSE Beach Corners U TREMPEALEAU Ettrick Baraboo C SAUK Bear Bluff T JACKSON Baraboo T SAUK Bear Creek V OUTAGAMIE Barksdale T BAYFIELD Bear Creek T SAUK * City/village is located in more than 1 county Page 3 of 48 Wisconsin Vital Records Office [email protected] WISCONSIN CITIES, VILLAGES, TOWNSHIPS AND UNINCORPORATED PLACE IF UNINCORPORATED, IF UNINCORPORATED, PLACE NAME STATUS COUNTY NAME OF TOWN OR PLACE NAME STATUS COUNTY NAME OF TOWN OR VILLAGE VILLAGE Bear Creek T WAUPACA Belvidere T BUFFALO Bear Lake T BARRON Benderville U BROWN Scott Bear Valley U RICHLAND Ithaca Benet Lake U KENOSHA Salem Lakes Beaver T CLARK Bennett T DOUGLAS Beaver T MARINETTE Benoit U BAYFIELD Mason Beaver T POLK Benton T LAFAYETTE Beaver Brook T WASHBURN Benton V LAFAYETTE Beaver Dam C DODGE Bergen T MARATHON Beaver Dam T DODGE Bergen T VERNON Beaver Edge U DODGE Beaver Dam Berlin T GREEN LAKE Beecher T MARINETTE Berlin T MARATHON Beechwood U SHEBOYGAN Scott Berlin* C GREEN LAKE Beetown T GRANT Berlin* C WAUSHARA Beldenville U PIERCE Trimbelle Bern T MARATHON Belgium T OZAUKEE Berry T DANE Belgium V OZAUKEE Bethel U WOOD Richfield Bell T BAYFIELD Bevent T MARATHON Bell Center V CRAWFORD Big Bend T RUSK Belle Plaine T SHAWANO Big Bend V WAUKESHA Belleville* V DANE Big Falls T RUSK Belleville* V GREEN Big Falls V WAUPACA Bellevue V BROWN Big Flats T ADAMS Bellinger U TAYLOR Taft/Roosevelt Big Patch U GRANT Smelser Belmont V LAFAYETTE Big Spring U ADAMS New Haven Belmont T LAFAYETTE Birch T LINCOLN Belmont T PORTAGE Birch Creek T CHIPPEWA Beloit C ROCK Birchwood T WASHBURN Beloit T ROCK Birchwood V WASHBURN * City/village is located in more than 1 county Page 4 of 48 Wisconsin Vital Records Office [email protected] WISCONSIN CITIES, VILLAGES, TOWNSHIPS AND UNINCORPORATED PLACE IF UNINCORPORATED, IF UNINCORPORATED, PLACE NAME STATUS COUNTY NAME OF TOWN OR PLACE NAME STATUS COUNTY NAME OF TOWN OR VILLAGE VILLAGE Birnamwood T SHAWANO Bloomingdale U VERNON Clinton Birnamwood* V MARATHON Bloomington V GRANT Birnamwood* V SHAWANO Bloomington T GRANT Biron V WOOD Bloomville U LINCOLN Russell Black Brook T POLK Blue Mounds V DANE Black Creek V OUTAGAMIE Blue Mounds T DANE Black Creek T OUTAGAMIE Blue River V GRANT Black Earth T DANE Bluffview U SAUK Sumpter Black Earth V DANE Boardman U ST CROIX Richmond Black Hawk U SAUK Troy Boaz V RICHLAND Black River Falls C JACKSON Boltonville U WASHINGTON Farmington Black Wolf T WINNEBAGO Bonduel V SHAWANO Blackwell T FOREST Bone Lake T POLK Blaine T BURNETT Borth U WAUSHARA Poy Sippi Blaine U PORTAGE Belmont Boscobel C GRANT Blair C TREMPEALEAU Boscobel T GRANT Blanchard T LAFAYETTE Bosstown U RICHLAND Sylvan Blanchardville* V IOWA Boulder Junction T VILAS Blanchardville* V LAFAYETTE Bovina T OUTAGAMIE Blenker U WOOD Milladore Bowers U WALWORTH LaFayette Bloom T RICHLAND Bowler V SHAWANO Bloom City
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