Wood County, Wisconsin

Wood County is a county in the state of Wisconsin in the United States. As of 2020, 74,207 people were living in Wood County. The county seat of Wood County is Wisconsin Rapids.

Wood County, Wisconsin
Map
Location in the state of Wisconsin
Wisconsin's location in the U.S.
Statistics
Founded	1856
Seat	Wisconsin Rapids
Largest City	Marshfield
Area  - Total  - Land  - Water	809 sq mi (2,095 km²) 793 sq mi (2,054 km²) 16 sq mi (41 km²), 2.0%
Population  -  Density
Time zone	Central: UTC-6/-5
Website: www.co.wood.wi.us
Named for: Joseph Wood

Geography

Wood County has a total area of 809 square miles, says the U.S. Census Bureau.

Neighbor counties

• Marathon County - to the north
• Portage County - to the east
• Adams County - to the southeast
• Juneau County - to the south
• Jackson County - to the southwest
• Clark County - to the northwest

Cities, villages, and towns

The following are the cities, villages, and towns of Wood County:

• Arpin
• Arpin (town)
• Auburndale (town)
• Auburndale
• Biron
• Cameron
• Cary
• Cranmoor
• Dexter
• Grand Rapids
• Hansen
• Hewitt
• Hiles
• Lake Wazeecha
• Lincoln
• Marshfield
• Marshfield (town)
• Milladore
• Milladore (town)
• Nekoosa
• Pittsville
• Port Edwards (town)
• Port Edwards
• Remington
• Richfield
• Rock
• Rudolph (town)
• Rudolph
• Saratoga
• Seneca
• Sherry
• Sigel
• Vesper
• Wisconsin Rapids (county seat)
• Wood

Unincorporated communities

The following are the unincorporated communities of Wood County:

• Babcock
• Bethel
• Blenker
• Dexterville

Wood County, Wisconsin Media

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  Looking southeast across Wood County from the Marshfield moraine at Nasonville, with Powers Bluff in the middle and a plume from a paper mill at Rapids or Nekoosa on the right, almost at the far end of the county.

Other websites

County line sign along the Wisconsin River

• Wood County