Mequon

Mequon is a city in Ozaukee County, Wisconsin that spreads across residential neighborhoods, commercial zones, and protected natural areas. The community lies west of Lake Michigan and contains a mix of suburban development and open green space.

The area transitioned from farmland to an officially incorporated fourth-class city in 1957, marking a turning point toward suburban growth. This shift shaped how the place developed and expanded over the following decades.

Mequon maintains strong educational foundations through multiple schools and learning centers, while organizing regular community gatherings and seasonal celebrations throughout the year.

Visitors find good highway access and proximity to larger metropolitan areas, with local services and recreational spaces distributed throughout the city. Most destinations are easy to reach by car and the network of parks offers various ways to explore.

The place has direct access to Lake Michigan waterfront, with beaches and protected natural areas that allow visitors to enjoy boating and nature exploration. This lake proximity has shaped the daily life and recreation culture of the community.

Location: Ozaukee County

Inception: 1957

Elevation above the sea: 204 m

Shares border with: Grafton

Website: http://ci.mequon.wi.us

GPS coordinates: 43.22417,-87.96000

Latest update: December 14, 2025 04:02