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County-Level Education Data for Wisconsin

 Less than
high school
 High
school only
 Some
college
 College
degree
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Persons 25 and over

      Measures of rurality

Percent completing college4

 FIPS1 Name2003 Rural-urban
Continuum Code2
2003 Urban influence
Code3
1970198019902000
155000Wisconsin  9.814.817.722.4
255001Adams County874.87.47.410.0
355003Ashland County7117.512.212.816.5
455005Barron County666.510.411.714.9
555007Bayfield County874.713.618.321.6
655009Brown County229.614.517.722.5
755011Buffalo County866.18.910.814.0
855013Burnett County844.97.88.914.0
955015Calumet County326.110.612.920.8
1055017Chippewa County326.09.310.814.7
1155019Clark County864.77.48.610.3
1255021Columbia County227.111.112.916.7
1355023Crawford County796.110.010.813.2
1455025Dane County2223.130.934.240.6
1555027Dodge County436.09.210.213.2
1655029Door County666.213.116.421.4
1755031Douglas County228.411.814.818.3
1855033Dunn County659.416.319.421.1
1955035Eau Claire County3211.217.920.927.0
2055037Florence County985.78.38.912.4
2155039Fond du Lac County328.411.313.316.9
2255041Forest County9103.58.07.610.0
2355043Grant County658.913.814.717.2
2455045Green County656.810.912.016.7
2555047Green Lake County666.410.411.414.5
2655049Iowa County226.211.413.318.5
2755051Iron County9124.98.510.513.2
2855053Jackson County664.68.08.811.3
2955055Jefferson County438.212.615.117.4
3055057Juneau County794.47.78.610.0
3155059Kenosha County116.810.712.719.2
3255061Kewaunee County223.67.78.211.4
3355063La Crosse County3211.217.321.125.4
3455065Lafayette County876.19.310.113.3
3555067Langlade County665.68.58.811.7
3655069Lincoln County655.69.810.813.6
3755071Manitowoc County456.69.912.115.5
3855073Marathon County327.311.613.518.3
3955075Marinette County655.48.610.112.9
4055077Marquette County874.98.08.810.1
4155078Menominee County872.51.63.712.9
4255079Milwaukee County1110.315.719.323.6
4355081Monroe County665.98.910.813.2
4455083Oconto County224.27.48.510.6
4555085Oneida County797.313.214.920.0
4655087Outagamie County329.313.316.722.5
4755089Ozaukee County1115.523.829.738.6
4855091Pepin County875.28.69.613.3
4955093Pierce County118.916.217.824.6
5055095Polk County645.510.611.415.6
5155097Portage County4511.217.519.123.4
5255099Price County9115.08.310.613.0
5355101Racine County328.814.016.520.3
5455103Richland County665.710.410.814.1
5555105Rock County329.312.413.316.7
5655107Rusk County666.19.410.911.2
5755109St. Croix County119.915.120.326.3
5855111Sauk County457.211.212.917.6
5955113Sawyer County9126.211.712.916.5
6055115Shawano County664.77.79.412.6
6155117Sheboygan County326.911.213.817.9
6255119Taylor County664.97.99.211.0
6355121Trempealeau County875.19.510.113.3
6455123Vernon County665.410.011.214.0
6555125Vilas County9127.911.713.717.6
6655127Walworth County4311.515.317.521.8
6755129Washburn County666.510.412.815.2
6855131Washington County117.913.815.921.9
6955133Waukesha County1115.421.527.134.1
7055135Waupaca County665.99.311.014.8
7155137Waushara County865.18.710.011.7
7255139Winnebago County3210.315.318.222.8
7355141Wood County458.111.413.516.9

Download the State- and county-level data in Excel format.

1See the Census Bureau web site for a description of FIPS codes.

2The 2003 Rural-urban continuum codes classify metropolitan counties (codes 1 through 3) by size of the Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA), and nonmetropolitan counties (codes 4 through 9) by degree of urbanization and proximity to metro areas. See the Rural-urban continuum codes for precise definitions of each code.

3The 2003 Urban influence codes classify metropolitan counties (codes 1 through 2) by size of the Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA), and nonmetropolitan counties (codes 3 through 12) by the size of the largest city or town and proximity to metro and micro areas. See the Urban influence codes for precise definitions of each code.

4For 1970 and 1980, the share of adults who are college graduates includes those who completed at least four years of college. In 1990 and 2000, the share includes those who received a bachelor's or higher degree.

 

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Updated date: March 30, 2005