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Sheboygan County, Wisconsin

Start exploring Sheboygan County, Wisconsin, from its county seat in Sheboygan. This guide brings together local history, county facts, and links to the public services that help you plan a visit or settle into everyday life. Discover historic places such as Sheboygan County Courthouse, browse photographs from the county's National Register listings, and find official resources for parks, libraries, schools, transportation, and more.

Sheboygan County at a Glance

Population (2020)118,034 (2020)
County SeatSheboygan
Largest Municipality¹Sheboygan city
Created (Effective)07 Dec 1836
Municipalities¹28
Total Area²1,271.2 sq mi
Major HighwaysI-43 • WIS 23, 28, 32, 42, 57, 67, 144
Office Area Code920
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Thomas M. and Bridget Blackstock House, Sheboygan, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin
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Sheboygan County

The history of Sheboygan County can be explored through its civic buildings, neighborhoods, and other registered landmarks. Sheboygan County Courthouse is one place to begin. The county's National Register listings also include Thomas M. and Bridget Blackstock House. Together, these places offer different ways to look at the communities that make up the county. Sheboygan is the county seat, while the Newberry Library's county chronology records 07 Dec 1836 as the effective creation date. Use the linked historic-place list to explore individual entries and their source records.

Everyday life extends across communities including Sheboygan city, Plymouth city, Sheboygan Falls city, Sheboygan town. The 2020 Census counted 118,034 residents in Sheboygan County, with Sheboygan city its largest municipality by population within the county. Its total area of 1,271.2 square miles includes both land and water. Whether you are looking for a county office, planning time outdoors, or researching a place in the photographs, the resources below connect you with official information and practical next steps.

What Connects Us

Local Heritage

Explore Sheboygan County Courthouse and other registered places through the county's historic-place listings. Each entry connects a local landmark with its documented history.

Community Connections

Begin with Sheboygan, the county seat, and explore the towns, villages, and cities that make up Sheboygan County. County government provides a starting point for public services.

Useful Resources

Find official links for parks, education, transportation, libraries, and public services. Check the responsible agency for current hours, requirements, and access before making plans.

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Public Resources

Useful Links for Sheboygan County

Find county, state, and federal resources in one place. County links appear alongside clearly named statewide services. For current hours, locations, and requirements, follow the responsible agency’s website.

¹ Municipality counts and largest-place ranking use 2020 Census county subdivisions, including only the portion within this county. ² Total area includes land and water.

Government

COUNTY & LOCAL RESOURCES

Sheboygan County Government

Official county government, departments, and resident services.

Phone 920-459-3003

Official Website

Wisconsin.gov

State agencies and public services.

Official Website

MyVote Wisconsin

Official voter registration and election information.

Official Website

Wisconsin Legislature

Find state legislators and legislative information.

Official Website

Find the Information You Need

Practical starting points for visitors and residents.

Helpful Information

Questions About Sheboygan County

County facts, historic places, public services, and planning information.

The county’s National Register list includes Sheboygan County Courthouse, Thomas M. and Bridget Blackstock House and Cole Historic District. Browse the county historic-place listings for photographs and source records. Listing on the register does not itself mean a property is open to visitors; check access with its owner or managing organization.

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