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Wisconsin Assembly District Agricultural Statistics 2007 Wisconsin Assembly District Agricultural Statistics 2007 USDA, NASS, Wisconsin Field Office Robert J. Battaglia, Director Greg Bussler, Deputy Director Issued cooperatively by: Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, United States Department of Agriculture Trade and Consumer Protection National Agricultural Statistics Service Rod Nilsestuen, Secretary Cynthia Clark, Administrator Introduction Overview The 2007 Census of Agriculture was conducted by the USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service to obtain agricultural statistics for each county, State, and the Nation. These data have been published in the Volume 1 Geographic Area Series. This publication includes information about Wisconsin’s legislative Assembly districts. Farms were assigned to districts using the U.S. Congressional District profile methodology, which was based on the principal county of operation. Background The census definition of a farm is any place from which $1,000 or more of agricultural products were produced and sold, or normally would have been sold, during the census year. The definition has changed nine times since it was established in 1850. The current definition was first used for the 1974 Census of Agriculture and has been used in each subsequent agriculture census. This definition is consistent with the definition used for current USDA surveys. The calendar year 2007 was the reference period for the 2007 Census of Agriculture, except for the following which were measured as of December 31, 2007: livestock, poultry, and machinery and equipment inventories; market value of land and buildings; and grain storage capacity. All published tables, profiles, and complete information on current and previous censuses can be accessed on the Internet at www.agcensus.usda.gov/Publications/2007/Full_Report/Census_by_State/Wisconsin/index.asp Contents This publication contained profiles for Wisconsin legislative Assembly districts except as noted below. Each two-page profile contains farm characteristics, graphs of current data, rankings for the district within the State and selected economic and operator characteristics. A profile was not prepared for the following Assembly districts because of insufficient data or to avoid disclosure of individual operations. District 7 District 13 District 8 District 15 District 9 District 16 District 10 District 17 District 12 District 19 r i o e r u p S k e L a STATE OF WISCONSIN ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS 2009 - 2010 WISCONSIN STATE LEGISLATURE DOUGLAS BAYFIELD 73 IRON M i c h i g a n ASHLAND 74 VILAS WASHBURN SAWYER BURNETT 34 FLORENCE ONEIDA FOREST 28 RUSK PRICE 75 POLK BARRON LINCOLN 87 35 LANGLADE 36 MARINETTE 67 TAYLOR 29 CHIPPEWA ST. CROIX 85 MENOMINEE DUNN OCONTO 89 DOOR 69 MARATHON 30 68 86 SHAWANO 1 EAU CLAIRE PIERCE CLARK KEWAUNEE PEPIN 93 6 WAUPACA 70 90 88 WOOD 40 5 4 BUFFALO PORTAGE OUTAGAMIE BROWN 91 71 n 57 JACKSON 92 2 WINNEBAGO a TREMPEALEAU 55 o g 3 g WAUSHARA a 72 56 b CALUMET e i ADAMS n 25 n M i n n e s o t a i MANITOWOC 54 h W 94 JUNEAU e 53 k c LA CROSSE a L MONROE 41 i 52 MARQUETTE 27 95 50 M 26 23 42 GREEN LAKE FOND DU LAC SHEBOYGAN 24 e VERNON 59 k 39 a 22 96 OZAUKEE 12 WASHINGTON COLUMBIA L 11 RICHLAND 60 SAUK 47 DODGE 58 17 10 38 99 CRAWFORD 24 23 22 18 16 12 81 11 14 13 77 98 17 10 78 18 16 8 33 14 13 15 IOWA 76 48 JEFFERSON 15 8 79 97 9 19 19 46 7 9 DANE WAUKESHA 84 20 37 31 82 21 GRANT 51 83 MILWAUKEE 7 20 84 63 I o w a 49 WALWORTH RACINE 61 LAFAYETTE 44 62 GREEN ROCK 82 21 45 KENOSHA 64 80 43 32 66 83 MILWAUKEE 65 63 I l l i n o i s Source: U.S. Census Bureau’s TIGER 2000 data was used by local officials to create a statewide municipal ward dataset. 22 00 00 99 -- 22 00 11 00 W II SS CC O NN SS II NN RR EE PP RR EE SS EE NN TT AA TT II VV EE SS These municipal wards were used to create new legislative and congressional districts of the state. The municipal ward information includes annexations up to August 1, 2001. Garey Bies (1) Leon Young (16) Stephen Nass (31) Gary Hebl (46) Robert Turner (61) Terese Berceau (76) Chris Danou (91) Ted Zigmunt (2) Barbara Toles (17) Thomas Lothian (32) Keith Ripp (47) Cory Mason (62) Spencer Black (77) Mark Radcliffe (92) Alvin Ott (3) Tamara Grigsby (18) Scott Newcomer (33) Joseph Parisi (48) Robin Vos (63) Mark Pocan (78) Jeff Smith (93) Districts as created by the Federal Court Redistricting Decision dated May 22, 2002. Phil Montgomery (4) Jon Richards (19) Dan Meyer (34) Phil Garthwaite (49) Peter Barca (64) Sondy Pope-Roberts (79) Mike Huebsch (94) Districts are effective as of May 30, 2002. Tom Nelson (5) Christine Sinicki (20) Donald Friske (35) Ed Brooks (50) John Steinbrink (65) Brett Davis (80) Jennifer Shilling (95) Gary Tauchen (6) Mark Honadel (21) Jeffrey Mursau (36) Steve Hilgenberg (51) Samantha Kerkman (66) Kelda Helen Roys (81) Lee Nerison (96) Projection: All data is projected in Wisconsin Transverse Mercator, referenced to the Peggy Kru' sick (7) Sandy Pasch (22) Andy Jorgensen (37) John Townsend (52) Jeffrey Wood (67) Jeff Stone (82) Bill Kramer (97) North American Datum of 1983, 1991 adjustment. Pedro Colón (8) Jim Ott (23) Joel Kleefisch (38) Richard Spanbauer (53) Kristen Dexter (68) Scott Gunderson (83) Rich Zipperer (98) 5 Josh Zepnick (9) Dan Knodl (24) Jeff Fitzgerald (39) Gordon Hintz (54) Scott Suder (69) Mark Gundrum (84) Don Pridemore (99) Legislative Technology Services Bureau Annette Williams (10) Bob Ziegelbauer (25) Kevin Petersen (40) Dean Kaufert (55) Amy Sue Vruwink (70) Donna Seidel (85) 17 West Main Street Jason Fields (11) Terry Van Akkeren (26) Joan Ballweg (41) Roger Roth (56) Louis Molepske, Jr. (71) Jerry Petrowski (86) Frederick Kessler (12) Steve Kestell (27) Fred Clark (42) Penny Bernard Shaber (57) Marlin Schneider (72) Mary Williams (87) ** Senate Districts are formed from three Suite 200 David Cullen (13) Ann Hraychuck (28) Kim Hixson (43) Pat Strachota (58) Nick Milroy (73) James Soletski (88) consecutive Assembly Districts.For example, Madison, WI 53703-3305 Miles Senate District 1 is comprised of Assembly 0 10 20 40 60 80 Leah Vukmir (14) John Murtha (29) Mike Sheridan (44) Daniel LeMahieu (59) Gary Sherman (74) John Nygren (89) (608) 266-6640 Ext. 1 Tony Staskunas (15) Kitty Rhoades (30) Chuck Benedict (45) Mark Gottlieb (60) Mary Hubler (75) Karl Van Roy (90) Districts 1, 2, and 3. Senate District 2 is comprised of Assembly Districts 4, 5 and 6, Web Site: www.legis.wi.gov/ltsb/redistricting/districts.htm and so on..
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