Lincoln County

Lincoln County is an administrative division in central Wisconsin covering a large territory of forests, lakes, and farmland. Merrill serves as the main hub where most county services and government offices are located.

The county was established in 1874 through Wisconsin state legislation during a period of regional development and organization. Merrill was chosen as the administrative seat and has remained the government center since its founding.

Local committees in Lincoln County organize regular public meetings, focusing on forestry management, land conservation, and community development programs.

Main government services are centered in Merrill and easily accessible to visitors. The county is connected by a network of roads that pass through forests and rural areas, making exploration straightforward.

The area has launched initiatives in recent years to improve broadband connectivity. These efforts show the region's commitment to strengthening digital infrastructure and technological access in its rural areas.

Location: Wisconsin

Inception: 1874

Capital city: Merrill

Shares border with: Oneida County, Langlade County, Marathon County, Taylor County, Price County

Website: http://co.lincoln.wi.us

GPS coordinates: 45.33000,-89.73000

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:44