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Official Website

Along with Brown County, Crawford County is one of Wisconsin's original counties, established by the Michigan Territorial legislature in 1818, and named after William H. Crawford, James Monroe's Treasurer at the time. It originally covered the western half of Wisconsin's present area. In 1836, it was transferred to the newly formed Wisconsin Territory as Michigan prepared for statehood and has gradually been subdivided into its present area.

Adjacent Counties

• Vernon County
• Richland County
• Grant County
• Clayton County, Iowa
• Allamakee County, Iowa

Cities & Villages

• Bell Center
• De Soto (part)
• Eastman
• Ferryville
• Gays Mills
• Lynxville
• Mount Sterling
• Prairie du Chien (County Seat)
• Soldiers Grove
• Steuben
• Wauzeka

Other Towns & Communities: Barnum, Boydtown, Bridgeport, Charme, Clayton, Easter Rock, Fairview, Freeman, Haney, Harmony Hill, Marietta, Montgomeryville, Mount Zion, North Clayton, Petersburg, Pine Knob, Plugtown, Reed, Rising Sun, Rolling Ground, Seneca, Towerville, Utica, White Corners and Yankee Town

Cemeteries

Cemeteries of Wisconsin

Links

Wikipedia

National Register of Historic Places

Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife & Fish Refuge

Genealogy Trails

USGW Archives

Roots Web

RAOGK

1901-1902 Map of Crawford County