Price County is located in west central Wisconsin and was created in 1879 from Chippewa and Lincoln Counties.  It was named after Mr. W. T. Price, an early logger in Price County and President of the Wisconsin Senate.    

The state's highest recorded elevation is located in Price County, near Omega - Timm's Hill, at 1,952 feet.  The county seat is Phillips.

Population:    15,401 (2003 estimate)

Land Area:     1,253 square miles

Information Links

• Price County Website
• U.S. Census Bureau Quick Facts - Price County

Municipalities in Price County

Catawba, Town of

Catawba, Village of

Eisenstein, Town of

Elk, Town of

Emery, Town of

Fifield, Town of

Flambeau, Town of

Georgetown, Town of

Hackett, Town of

Harmony, Town of

Hill, Town of

Kennan, Town of

Kennan, Village of

Knox, Town of

Lake, Town of

Ogema, Town of

Park Falls, City of

Phillips, City of

Prentice, Town of

Prentice, Village of

Spirit, Town of

Worcester, Town of

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