Biggest Cities in Wisconsin - 1990 Census Data

Top 100 Biggest Cities In Wisconsin (1990 Census)

Rank	City	1990 Population	Growth Rate (Annual)
1	Milwaukee	628,300	-0.1%
2	Madison	190,816	1.1%
3	Green Bay	96,697	–
4	Racine	84,420	–
5	Kenosha	81,030	–
6	Appleton	66,137	–
7	West Allis	63,205	–
8	Waukesha	57,450	–
9	Eau Claire	57,316	–
10	Oshkosh	56,774	–
11	Janesville	52,733	–
12	La Crosse	51,544	–
13	Sheboygan	49,718	–
14	Wauwatosa	49,341	–
15	Fond du Lac	38,690	–
16	Wausau	37,376	–
17	Beloit	36,085	–
18	Brookfield	35,156	–
19	New Berlin	33,504	–
20	Greenfield	33,337	–
21	Manitowoc	32,644	–
22	Superior	27,286	–
23	Menomonee Falls	26,836	–
24	West Bend	24,615	–
25	Stevens Point	23,994	–
26	Neenah	23,442	–
27	Franklin	21,855	–
28	South Milwaukee	20,980	–
29	Oak Creek	19,492	–
30	Marshfield	19,259	–
31	Watertown	19,225	–
32	Mequon	19,000	–
33	Cudahy	18,659	–
34	Wisconsin Rapids	18,489	–
35	Muskego	16,811	–
36	De Pere	16,687	–
37	Ashwaubenon	16,407	–
38	Fitchburg	15,952	–
39	Sun Prairie	15,473	–
40	Greendale	15,099	–
41	Menasha	14,703	–
42	Allouez	14,431	–
43	Beaver Dam	14,287	–
44	Whitefish Bay	14,279	–
45	Shorewood	14,113	–
46	Glendale	13,981	–
47	Middleton	13,852	–
48	Menomonie	13,841	–
49	Germantown	13,662	–
50	Two Rivers	13,152	–
51	Chippewa Falls	12,982	–
52	Whitewater	12,795	–
53	Kaukauna	12,416	–
54	Onalaska	12,247	–
55	Brown Deer	12,185	–
56	Marinette	11,860	–
57	Pleasant Prairie	11,750	–
58	River Falls	11,152	–
59	Oconomowoc	11,035	–
60	Fort Atkinson	10,278	–
61	Monroe	10,272	–
62	Cedarburg	10,154	–
63	Howard	9,983	–
64	Merrill	9,860	–
65	Platteville	9,837	–
66	Grafton	9,641	–
67	Weston	9,471	–
68	Little Chute	9,468	–
69	Port Washington	9,436	–
70	St. Francis	9,254	–
71	Baraboo	9,239	–
72	Sturgeon Bay	9,202	–
73	Burlington	8,984	–
74	Waupun	8,980	–
75	Stoughton	8,849	–
76	Ashland	8,744	–
77	Monona	8,661	–
78	Portage	8,644	–
79	Rice Lake	8,339	–
80	Antigo	8,334	–
81	Hartford	8,312	–
82	Plover	8,175	–
83	Sparta	7,937	–
84	Rhinelander	7,872	–
85	Shawano	7,825	–
86	Tomah	7,704	–
87	Hales Corners	7,652	–
88	Fox Point	7,236	–
89	Ripon	7,213	–
90	Hartland	6,952	–
91	Plymouth	6,949	–
92	New London	6,740	–
93	Hudson	6,437	–
94	Jefferson	6,371	–
95	Lake Geneva	6,330	–
96	Elm Grove	6,278	–
97	Delavan	6,180	–
98	Sheboygan Falls	6,127	–
99	Waunakee	5,963	–
100	Reedsburg	5,917	–

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What was the largest city in Wisconsin in 1990?

In 1990, the largest city in Wisconsin was Milwaukee, with a population of 628,300. The second largest city is Madison, with a population of 190,816.