Washburn County |
Washburn County is located in northwest Wisconsin and was created in 1883 from Burnett County. Washburn County was named after Cadwallader C. Washburn, a Civil War Colonel of the 2nd Wisconsin Cavalry, Wisconsin Governor, U.S. Congressman, and President of the Wisconsin State Historical Society.
The county seat is Shell Lake.
Population: 16,466 (2003 estimate) Land Area: 810 square miles
Information Links Municipalities in Washburn County
Barronett, Town of Bashaw, Town of Bass Lake, Town of Beaver Brook, Town of Birchwood,Town of Birchwood, Village of Brooklyn, Town of Casey, Town of Chicog, Town of Crystal, Town of Evergreen, Town of Frog Creek, Town of Gull Lake, Town of Long Lake, Town of Madge, Town of Minong, Town of
Minong, Village of Spooner, Town of Springbrook, Town of Stinnett, Town of Stone Lake, Town of Trego, Town of
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