Marinette County

Marinette County is an administrative division in northeastern Wisconsin encompassing forests, rivers, and waterfront areas. The region is characterized by two major rivers that flow through heavily forested terrain and shape the landscape.

The county developed as a settled region with economic importance tied to timber and resource industries and became a major administrative center. Its role as a commercial hub and administrative seat grew alongside the region's economic expansion.

The demographic composition shows 93.4 percent white residents, with a median age of 40 years and steady population growth through natural births.

Visitors will find public parks, boat launches, and recreational facilities for outdoor activities throughout the area. Main services and visitor information are available through the county seat.

The Lake Michigan shoreline contains plant species found nowhere else in Wisconsin. These special natural habitats make the area particularly noteworthy for those interested in regional ecology.

GPS coordinates: 45.38350,-88.04096

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:23