Top 100 Biggest Cities in Wisconsin

Top 100 Biggest Cities In Wisconsin

Rank	City	2022 Population (Est.)	Growth Rate (Annual)
1	Milwaukee	569,330	-1.2%
2	Madison	269,196	0.1%
3	Green Bay	107,015	-0.1%
4	Kenosha	99,286	-0.4%
5	Racine	77,127	-0.6%
6	Appleton	74,854	-0.6%
7	Waukesha	71,256	-0.2%
8	Eau Claire	69,441	0.2%
9	Oshkosh	66,607	-0.1%
10	Janesville	65,942	0.5%
11	West Allis	59,484	-1.2%
12	La Crosse	52,185	-0.9%
13	Sheboygan	49,931	-0.0%
14	Wauwatosa	47,752	-1.1%
15	Fond du Lac	44,595	0.0%
16	Brookfield	41,464	0.1%
17	New Berlin	40,375	-0.0%
18	Wausau	39,575	-0.6%
19	Menomonee Falls	38,906	1.0%
20	Greenfield	37,352	-1.0%
21	Franklin	36,624	-0.5%
22	Beloit	36,609	0.5%
23	Oak Creek	36,260	-0.6%
24	Sun Prairie	36,189	-0.1%
25	Manitowoc	34,547	0.4%
26	West Bend	31,727	0.1%
27	Fitchburg	30,674	3.7%
28	Mount Pleasant	27,646	-0.1%
29	Neenah	27,525	0.7%
30	Superior	26,561	-0.5%
31	Stevens Point	25,692	0.3%
32	De Pere	25,335	0.2%
33	Muskego	25,242	0.6%
34	Caledonia	25,229	-0.3%
35	Mequon	25,200	0.6%
36	Watertown	22,885	–
37	Middleton	22,636	3.1%
38	Pleasant Prairie	21,392	0.1%
39	Germantown	20,914	0.2%
40	South Milwaukee	20,517	-1.2%
41	Howard	20,229	1.0%
42	Fox Crossing	18,925	-0.3%
43	Onalaska	18,824	-0.1%
44	Marshfield	18,815	-0.1%
45	Wisconsin Rapids	18,738	-0.2%
46	Oconomowoc	18,379	0.8%
47	Menasha	18,107	-0.8%
48	Cudahy	17,946	-1.2%
49	Kaukauna	17,170	0.7%
50	Ashwaubenon	16,913	-0.5%
51	Menomonie	16,794	-0.1%
52	Beaver Dam	16,647	0.1%
53	River Falls	16,618	3.3%
54	Bellevue	16,122	0.8%
55	Pewaukee	15,945	0.2%
56	Hartford	15,747	0.4%
57	Weston	15,688	0.0%
58	Hudson	15,149	2.8%
59	Waunakee	14,950	-0.2%
60	Chippewa Falls	14,778	0.4%
61	Whitefish Bay	14,747	-1.2%
62	Greendale	14,652	-1.2%
63	Salem Lakes	14,614	-0.2%
64	Whitewater	14,351	-0.2%
65	Verona	14,276	1.0%
66	Allouez	14,004	-0.2%
67	Plover	13,701	1.1%
68	Shorewood	13,648	-1.3%
69	Harrison	13,179	5.9%
70	Glendale	13,178	-1.2%
71	Stoughton	13,085	-1.0%
72	Suamico	13,078	1.7%
73	Brown Deer	12,705	1.0%
74	Port Washington	12,614	2.0%
75	Fort Atkinson	12,489	-0.5%
76	Cedarburg	12,400	1.9%
77	Baraboo	12,398	-0.7%
78	Grafton	12,298	1.4%
79	Little Chute	12,170	4.2%
80	Richfield	11,810	0.6%
81	Platteville	11,764	0.1%
82	Sussex	11,597	1.0%
83	Waupun	11,515	0.1%
84	Oregon	11,407	1.2%
85	Two Rivers	11,270	0.0%
86	Marinette	11,048	-0.3%
87	Burlington	11,008	-0.2%
88	Holmen	10,896	1.5%
89	DeForest	10,884	-0.1%
90	Monroe	10,537	-0.7%
91	Hobart	10,351	0.2%
92	New Richmond	10,350	2.5%
93	Elkhorn	10,330	0.3%
94	Portage	10,327	-0.7%
95	Reedsburg	10,043	0.7%
96	Sparta	9,972	-0.7%
97	Sturgeon Bay	9,706	0.5%
98	Hartland	9,566	0.8%
99	Tomah	9,556	-0.3%
100	St. Francis	9,457	3.3%

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What is the largest city in Wisconsin?

The largest city in Wisconsin is Milwaukee, with a population of 569,330. Milwaukee is the 31st largest city in the US. The second largest city is Madison, with a population of 269,196, and is the 81st largest city in the US.

What are the major cities in Wisconsin?

The major cities in Wisconsin are Milwaukee, Madison and Green Bay. There are 3 major cities in Wisconsin, which are cities with a population greater than 100,000.

What is the capital of Wisconsin?

The capital of Wisconsin is Madison, whose most recent population was 269,196. Madison is the 2nd largest city in the state of Wisconsin.

What is the fastest growing city in Wisconsin?

Among the 100 largest cities in Wisconsin, the fastest growing city is Hobart, whose population has grown 102.8% since the year 2000.

What is the fastest shrinking city in Wisconsin?

Among the 100 largest cities in Wisconsin, the fastest shrinking city is Two Rivers, whose population has declined 10.8% since the year 2000. Two Rivers's peak populuation was 13,152 in the year 1990, and it's current population of 11,270 represents a 14.3% decline from it's peak. Two Rivers was once the 1,963rd largest city in the US, but it's now the 2,878th largest.