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The Wisconsin Blue Book, 1923
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              WISCONSIN BLUE BOOK
CITIES OF WISCONSIN BY CLASSES
       First Class (150,000 population or over)
City                      County            Inc. as     Inc. as      Popula-
                                            Village      City       tion
1920
Milwaukee'..... ...............Milwaukee ..............     1     1   1846
457,147
                 Second Class (40,006 to 150,000 population)
Kenosha' ....................... I Kenosha..,............ 1841        1850
         40,472
Racine ......................... Racine.................. 1841        1848
         58,593
Superior2 ....................... Douglas................. 1887       1889
         39,624
                    Third   Class (10,000 to 40,000 population)
Appleton ....................... Outagamie............... 1853         1857
         19,561
Ashland ........................ Ashland ................              1887
         11,334
Beloit .......................... Rock.................... 1845        1857
         21,284
Eau Claire3......................Eau Claire..............  1867        1872
         20,880
Fond du Lac., .................. Fond du Lac............. 1847         1852
         23,427
Green Bay4 ..................... Brown..................   1838        1854
         31,017
Janesville ....................... Rock*..................             1853
         18,293
La Crosse.....................La Crosse...............      *          1856
         30,363
Madison ........................ Dane...................   1846        1856
         38,378
Manitowoc ...................... Manitowoc .............  1851         1870
         17,563
Marinette ....................... Marinette..............    *         1887
         13,610
Oshkosh ........................ Winnebago ..............   *          1853
         33,162
Sheboygan ...................... Sheboygan...............  1846        1853
         30,955
Stevens Point....................Portage................     *         1858
         11,370
Waukesha5 ...................... Waukesha...............   1846        1895
         12,558
Wausau ...............    . ..  Marathon ................  1860        1872
         18,661
West Allis...................... Milwaukee ...............1902         1906
         13,765
Fourth Class (under 10,000 population).
Algom aG ........................
Alm a.!:.........................
Altoona ........................
Am ery .........................
Antigo .....'....................
Augusta ........................
Baraboo7 .......................
Barron .........................
Bayfield  ........................
Beaver Damr.....................
B erlin  ..........................
Black River Falls..............
Bloom er ........................
Boscobel ........................
Brodhead .......................
Buffalo .........................
Burlington ......................
Cedarburg ......................
Chetek.....................
Chilton....................
Chippewa Falls...............
Clintonville..................
Colby..........................
Columbus .......................
Crandon ........................
Cudahy........................
Cumberland ......................
Darlington .....................
Delavan .......................
DePeres5.......................
Dodgeville .....................
Durand ........................
Kewaunee ..............
Buffalo*.................
Eau Claire............
Polk ...................
Langlade ...............
Eau Claire ..............
Sauk ...................
Barron..............
Bayfield .............
Dodge ..............
Green Lake..........
Jackson.............
Chippewa............
Grant................
Green ...............
Buffalo ..............
R acine .................
Ozaukee ................
Barron .................
Calumet ................
Chippewa ..............
W aupaca ...............
Marathon-Clark.........
Columbia ...............
Forest .................
Milwaukee .............
Barron .................
LaFayette ..............
Walworth ..............
Brown .................
Iow a ....................
Pepin ..................
642
1868
1890
  *
1871
1866
1876
1866
1885
1864
1870
1855
1845
   *
 1879
 1864
 1895
 1885
 1865
 1836
 18a7
 1858
 1871
1879
1885
1887
1919
1885
1885
1882
1887
1919
1856
1857
1883
1920
1873
1891
1859
1900
1885
1891
1877
1869
1887
1891
1874
1898
1898
1919
1877
1889
1883
1889
1887
1,911
  970
  960
1,203
8,451
1,407
5,538
1,623
1,441
7,992
4,400
1,798
1,648
1, 670
1,600
  286
3,626
1,738
1,154
1,833
9,130
3,275
  798
2,460
1,632
6,7P5
1,528
1,798.
3,016
5,165
1,896
1,517
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