Wisconsin 2020 Census Population Density By County Map

Updated on October 16, 2023.

The population density of Wisconsin from the 2020 Census was 108.81, based on data from the US Census Bureau.

Milwaukee County had the highest population density (3,890.52), followed by Waukesha County (740.34), and then Kenosha County (622.25). On the other hand, the 3 counties with the lowest population density were: Iron County (8.09), Forest County (9.05), and Florence County (9.34).

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Hover over or click on the counties to see the population density for each county. The data can also be found in a table below. You can use the table to sort, filter, and explore the data further.

Wisconsin 2020 Census Population Density By County
Wisconsin 2020 Census Population Density By County
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County Population Density
Adams 31.99
Ashland 15.34
Barron 54.12
Bayfield 10.98
Brown 506.97
Buffalo 19.71
Burnett 20.11
Calumet 164.78
Chippewa 65.75
Clark 28.65
Columbia 76.40
Crawford 28.24
Dane 469.29
Dodge 102.09
Door 62.38
Douglas 33.96
Dunn 53.45
Eau Claire 165.71
Florence 9.34
Fond du Lac 144.75
Forest 9.05
Grant 45.29
Green 63.51
Green Lake 54.41
Iowa 31.09
Iron 8.09
Jackson 21.40
Jefferson 152.56
Juneau 34.83
Kenosha 622.25
Kewaunee 60.05
La Crosse 267.34
Lafayette 26.22
Langlade 22.39
Lincoln 32.34
Manitowoc 138.06
Marathon 89.32
Marinette 29.92
Marquette 34.22
Menominee 11.90
Milwaukee 3890.52
Monroe 51.36
Oconto 39.06
Oneida 33.97
Outagamie 299.12
Ozaukee 392.69
Pepin 31.54
Pierce 73.54
Polk 49.19
Portage 87.88
Price 11.21
Racine 594.42
Richland 29.52
Rock 227.92
Rusk 15.53
St. Croix 129.52
Sauk 79.09
Sawyer 14.37
Shawano 45.77
Sheboygan 230.75
Taylor 20.42
Trempealeau 41.97
Vernon 38.80
Vilas 26.87
Walworth 191.72
Washburn 20.85
Washington 317.57
Waukesha 740.34
Waupaca 69.30
Waushara 39.16
Winnebago 395.06
Wood 93.57