Top 100 Biggest Cities In Wisconsin (1990 Census)

Rank City 1990 Pop Growth Rate (Ann)
1 Milwaukee 628,300 -0.1%
2 Madison 190,816 1.1%
3 Green Bay 96,697 –
4 Racine 84,420 –
5 Kenosha 81,030 –
6 Appleton 66,137 –
7 West Allis 63,205 –
8 Waukesha 57,450 –
9 Eau Claire 57,316 –
10 Oshkosh 56,774 –
11 Janesville 52,733 –
12 La Crosse 51,544 –
13 Sheboygan 49,718 –
14 Wauwatosa 49,341 –
15 Fond du Lac 38,690 –
16 Wausau 37,376 –
17 Beloit 36,085 –
18 Brookfield 35,156 –
19 New Berlin 33,504 –
20 Greenfield 33,337 –
21 Manitowoc 32,644 –
22 Superior 27,286 –
23 Menomonee Falls 26,836 –
24 West Bend 24,615 –
25 Stevens Point 23,994 –
26 Neenah 23,442 –
27 Franklin 21,855 –
28 South Milwaukee 20,980 –
29 Oak Creek 19,492 –
30 Marshfield 19,259 –
31 Watertown 19,225 –
32 Mequon 19,000 –
33 Cudahy 18,659 –
34 Wisconsin Rapids 18,489 –
35 Muskego 16,811 –
36 De Pere 16,687 –
37 Ashwaubenon 16,407 –
38 Fitchburg 15,952 –
39 Sun Prairie 15,473 –
40 Greendale 15,099 –
41 Menasha 14,703 –
42 Allouez 14,431 –
43 Beaver Dam 14,287 –
44 Whitefish Bay 14,279 –
45 Shorewood 14,113 –
46 Glendale 13,981 –
47 Middleton 13,852 –
48 Menomonie 13,841 –
49 Germantown 13,662 –
50 Two Rivers 13,152 –
51 Chippewa Falls 12,982 –
52 Whitewater 12,795 –
53 Kaukauna 12,416 –
54 Onalaska 12,247 –
55 Brown Deer 12,185 –
56 Marinette 11,860 –
57 Pleasant Prairie 11,750 –
58 River Falls 11,152 –
59 Oconomowoc 11,035 –
60 Fort Atkinson 10,278 –
61 Monroe 10,272 –
62 Cedarburg 10,154 –
63 Howard 9,983 –
64 Merrill 9,860 –
65 Platteville 9,837 –
66 Grafton 9,641 –
67 Weston 9,471 –
68 Little Chute 9,468 –
69 Port Washington 9,436 –
70 St. Francis 9,254 –
71 Baraboo 9,239 –
72 Sturgeon Bay 9,202 –
73 Burlington 8,984 –
74 Waupun 8,980 –
75 Stoughton 8,849 –
76 Ashland 8,744 –
77 Monona 8,661 –
78 Portage 8,644 –
79 Rice Lake 8,339 –
80 Antigo 8,334 –
81 Hartford 8,312 –
82 Plover 8,175 –
83 Sparta 7,937 –
84 Rhinelander 7,872 –
85 Shawano 7,825 –
86 Tomah 7,704 –
87 Hales Corners 7,652 –
88 Fox Point 7,236 –
89 Ripon 7,213 –
90 Hartland 6,952 –
91 Plymouth 6,949 –
92 New London 6,740 –
93 Hudson 6,437 –
94 Jefferson 6,371 –
95 Lake Geneva 6,330 –
96 Elm Grove 6,278 –
97 Delavan 6,180 –
98 Sheboygan Falls 6,127 –
99 Waunakee 5,963 –
100 Reedsburg 5,917 –

What was the largest city in Wisconsin in 1990?

In 1990, the largest city in Wisconsin was Milwaukee, with a population of 628,300. The second largest city is Madison, with a population of 190,816.

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