Green Lake County Wisconsin USGenWeb

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. Surrounding counties include Columbia, Dodge, Fond du Lac, Marquette, Waushara, and Winnebago.

Green Lake County, like other Wisconsin counties, uses the term "towns" to refer to what are called townships in other states. These are NOT the same as villages or cities, whether incorporated or not. Green Lake County towns are listed below. Click on a town name to see a brief history of the town circa 1890.

Town	Comments
Berlin	-
Brooklyn	- contains the city of Green Lake - formerly Dartford
Green Lake	-
Kingston	- includes village of Kingston
Mackford	- includes village of Markesan
Manchester	- includes village of Manchester
Marquette	- includes village of Marquette
Princeton	- includes village of Princeton
Seneca	-
St Marie	-

GreenLakeCoWI Coordinator: MAKtranscriber WIGenWeb State Coordinator: Tina Vickery WIGenWeb Assistant State Coordinator: Marcia Ann Kuehl