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Green Lake County Green Lake County in central Wisconsin is one of the smallest counties in the state. It was formed in 1856 from Marquette County and contains Wisconsin's deepest lake, Green Lake. The county seat is the city of Green Lake. The largest city in Green Lake County is Berlin. Other cities and villages include Kingston, Markesan, Marquette, and Princeton. Read the complete county snapshot. |
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Marquette County Whether your interest is in quiet town living, or outdoor adventures, Marquette County has exactly what you are looking for. Dotted by nearly seventy lakes, and crisscrossed by fifteen sparkling trout streams, Marquette County offers some of the finest fishing in the Midwest and ample room for canoes, kayaks and boating of all kinds. For a historic look at Marquette County, follow the footsteps of Father Marquette (the county’s name-sake) by taking a leisurely trip down the Fox River. Read the complete county snapshot. |
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Waushara County Waushara County is located in central Wisconsin, just 87 miles from Green Bay. This region boasts 96 lakes, more than 150 miles of trout streams and a variety of parks. Waushara County is completely rural with not one village having a population larger than 2,500. Read the complete county snapshot. |
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