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Marathon County, WI Demographics

Marathon County, WI is the 10th most populous of 72 counties in Wisconsin, with 138,013 residents across 1,545 square miles. That is about 89 people per square mile.

At the 2020 census

Population 138,013
Land area 1,545 sq mi
Density 89 / sq mi

Data: 2020 Census · American Community Survey 2024

How Marathon County compares to the US

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Central Location: Marathon County, WI

Measured from the county's main population center using 2020 census blocks.

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Census tracts in Marathon County, WI

Name Population Sq mi Per sq mi
Census Tract 13 7,302 24.7 296
Census Tract 11.06 6,358 22.9 278
Census Tract 4 6,219 2.5 2,493
Census Tract 16 6,194 236.7 26
Census Tract 11.04 6,112 4.2 1,444
Census Tract 19 5,963 102.3 58
Census Tract 7 5,771 3.3 1,774
Census Tract 12.02 5,622 38.7 145
Census Tract 18 5,565 193.6 29
Census Tract 11.03 5,313 3.9 1,363
Census Tract 12.03 5,244 3.9 1,359
Census Tract 3 5,198 5.0 1,043
Census Tract 21.01 4,349 66.4 65
Census Tract 15 4,281 87.8 49
Census Tract 12.04 4,215 54.3 78
Census Tract 20 3,836 68.2 56
Census Tract 6.02 3,795 1.0 3,893
Census Tract 14.01 3,702 7.4 503
Census Tract 10 3,673 2.7 1,356
Census Tract 17 3,593 155.9 23
Census Tract 14.02 3,565 33.8 105
Census Tract 8 3,557 1.6 2,156
Census Tract 22 3,540 104.7 34
Census Tract 23.02 3,449 135.1 26
Census Tract 23.01 3,328 109.2 30
Census Tract 1 3,118 0.7 4,683
Census Tract 5 2,992 0.7 4,058
Census Tract 21.02 2,792 37.8 74
Census Tract 2 2,766 1.2 2,372
Census Tract 11.05 2,487 32.4 77
Census Tract 9 2,189 1.7 1,253
Census Tract 6.01 1,925 1.0 1,963

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This page shows demographics for a US county from the 2020 census and the American Community Survey: population, land area, density, urban share, and how the county compares to national averages for income, housing, age, and more.

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