Hudson, County seat in St. Croix County, Wisconsin, United States
Hudson is a city along the St. Croix River in St. Croix County, serving as the county seat with government buildings and residential neighborhoods throughout its area. The river defines much of its character and landscape.
The city was founded in 1840 and formally organized as a settlement in 1849, reflecting Wisconsin's expansion during that period. This early founding shaped its growth as a regional administrative center.
Residents of Hudson participate in regular municipal meetings at the county courthouse, contributing to decisions about local governance and community development.
Interstate 94 provides direct highway access to the city, connecting it with Minneapolis-Saint Paul and other destinations across Wisconsin. Visitors can easily travel between the city and surrounding regions.
The classification as a fourth-class city in Wisconsin determines specific administrative regulations and municipal capabilities for Hudson's local government operations.
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