Rustic Road (Wisconsin)

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Rustic Roads
System information
Length760 mi[1] (1,220 km)
Formed1973 (1973)[1]
Highway names
InterstatesInterstate X (I-X)
US HighwaysU.S. Highway X (US X)
State(State Trunk) Highway X (STH-X or WIS X)
County Highway(County Trunk) Highway X (CTH-X)
Rustic RoadRustic Road X (R-X)
Forest Road(Federal) Forest Road X (FR-X)
System links

The Rustic Road system is a system of Wisconsin scenic roads. They differ from the main State Trunk Highway System in that they are not meant to be major through routes, but lightly traveled local access,[2] and are to meet minimum standards for natural features. Rustic roads have lower speed limits than those on other highway systems.[3] Each route is marked by brown and yellow signs, with the route number on a small placard below the sign.[4] The letter "R" prefix is followed by the number designation. Wisconsin is the only state to have a system of rustic roads.[5] Wisconsin has a separate system of scenic byways following the development of a national system in the 1990s.[6]

System description

R-26 in autumn
R-1, north of Medford

The Rustic Road concept was conceived in 1973.[2] The Wisconsin State Legislature established the program to help preserve lightly traveled scenic rural roads. There are a few requirements that a road must have in order to be designated as a rustic road, such as having outstanding natural features or areas that set the road apart from other roads, be a lightly traveled road, not be scheduled for a major improvement which would change its rustic characteristics, and preferably be at least two miles (3.2 km) with a loop, completed closure, or connection to a major highway at both ends of the route.[7] The maximum speed limit established by law is 45 miles per hour (72 km/h), but can be set lower by a local government if desired.[7] Rustic roads may be dirt, gravel, or paved.[7] They can be one- or two-way and can have accommodations for bicycles and hiking adjacent to or incorporated into the road or surrounding area.[3] The designation process is initiated by application for designation by a local government.[2]

History

The effort to identify rustic roads began in order to help local government and citizens preserve Wisconsin's scenic routes. The Rustic Roads system was established by the 1973 Wisconsin State Legislature.[4] The concept was the idea of Racine County Highway Commissioner Earl Skagen.[8] The law created the Wisconsin Rustic Roads Board.[9] The first road was designated in 1975 in Taylor County in the Town of Rib Lake.[2] The application requires the reasons why a road should be designated, photographs, and a resolution of support from the local government.[2] A 10-member volunteer board develops the rules and standards for the roads, and enacts the final approval for each designation.[4] Before approving, two members of the board separately drive and personally assess the proposed route.[2] As of 2024, the system has 126 Rustic Roads for a total length of 760 miles (1,220 km) in 61 of the state's 72 counties. The roads vary in length from 2 to 37 miles (3.2 to 59.5 km).[1]

List

Number Length (mi)[10] Length (km) Southern or western terminus Northern or eastern terminus Counties Formed Removed Notes
R-1 5.0 8.0 CTH-D in Town of Rib Lake STH-102 in Town of Rib Lake Taylor 01975-01-011975 current Unpaved
R-2 7.9 12.7 Center and Grove Streets in Burlington STH-83 in Waterford Racine Paved; three segments along Honey Lake and Maple roads, Heritage Road and Maple Road, connected by CTH-FF and CTH-D
R-3 3.6 5.8 CTH-E in Springfield STH-128 in Glenwood St. Croix Paved
R-4 4.6 7.4 CTH-W in Springfield STH-128 in Glenwood St. Croix Unpaved; has a spur to CTH-W
R-5 3.1 5.0 STH-164 in Waterford STH-36 in Wind Lake Racine Paved; follows Loomis Road and Fries Lane
R-6 13.3 21.4 STH-64 in Cleveland CTH-E at Rusk County line Chippewa Paved; follows CTH-E
R-7 3.5 5.6 CTH-AB in FranklinMontpelier STH-29 in Montpelier Kewaunee Paved; follows Pine Grove, Sleepy Hollow, Cherneyville and Hrabik roads
R-8 3.0 4.8 Loop including CTH-IR, Sunrise Road, Pine Lane, and Westview Road in Suamico Brown Paved; loop route
R-9 6.7 10.8 CTH-T & Brauer Road in SevastopolSturgeon Bay CTH-T & Whitefish Bay Road in Sevastopol Door Paved; follows CTH-T
R-10 2.5 4.0 Main Street in Summit CTH-P in Summit Waukesha Paved; follows Mill Road and CTH-B; Main Street connects to R-115
R-11 10.3 16.6 STH-50 in Lyons R-11 (South Road) in Lyons Walworth Paved; loop route along South, Spring Valley, Knob and Steele roads; Spring Valley Road connects to R-12, and Steele Road intersects R-36
R-12 5.7 9.2 STH-50 in Lyons STH-36 in Lyons Walworth Paved; follows Black, Spring Valley and Sheridan Springs roads and Church Street; Spring Valley Road connects to R-11
R-13 3.0 4.8 Baer Drive in Town of Hudson River Road in St. Joseph St. Croix Paved; follows Trout Brook Road
R-14 2.0 3.2 CTH-A in Easton CTH-B in New Chester–Easton Adams Unpaved; follows Ember Drive
R-15 5.4 8.7 Fish Lake Road in Town of Grantsburg Hickerson Road in Town of Grantsburg Burnett Paved; follows West River and Skog roads
R-16 5.2 8.4 CTH-O at city limits of Two Rivers CTH-V in Two Rivers Manitowoc Paved; follows CTH-O through Point Beach State Forest
R-17 2.7 4.3 CTH-T in Lanark US 10 in Lanark Portage Paved; follows Morgan and Otto roads
R-18 6.8 10.9 CTH-M & 18th Avenue
CTH-M & 25th Street
CTH-M & 15+34 Avenue
CTH-M & 17+14 Avenue
Barron Paved; two segments with CTH-M as a connecting highway; follows 23rd Street and 15+34 Avenue plus 25th Street and 17+14 Avenue
R-19 2.3 3.7 CTH-B in Dunn Goodland Park Road in Dunn Dane Paved; follows Lalor Road next to the Waubesa Wetlands State Natural Area
R-20 2.9 4.7 Schneider Road in McFarland CTH-AB in Stoughton Dane Paved; follows Dreyson Road
R-21 8.6 13.8 Sauk Paved and unpaved; follows Slotty Road and Orchard Drive with spurs along Schara Drive and Ruff Road
R-22 5.5 8.9 CTH-D in Neshkoro Big Island Road in Neshkoro Green Lake Paved and unpaved portions; follows White River Road through the White River Marsh State Wilderness Area
R-23 3.6 5.8 Hartman Creek Road in Hartman Creek State Park CTH-QQ in Rural Waupaca Paved; follows Rural Road
R-24 2.7 4.3 Emmons Creek Road at Portage County line R-23 (Rural Road) near Rural Waupaca Paved and unpaved; follows Emmons Creek Road
R-25 2.6 4.2 CTH-DD CTH-D Racine Paved; follows Oak Knoll Road; connects to R-2 via CTH-D (Washington Avenue)
R-26 5.3 8.5 US 14/US 61 in La Crosse US 14/US 61 east of La Crosse La Crosse Paved; follows CTH-MM
R-27 4.3 6.9 CTH-F CTH-F Green Paved; follows Park Road
R-28 5.2 8.4 CTH-H CTH-D south of Range Polk Paved and unpaved; follows Mains Crossing (Old US 8
R-29 2.7 4.3 STH-50 in Town of Geneva STH-50 in Lake Geneva Walworth Paved; follows Snake Road
R-30 2.3 3.7 CTH-K STH-36 Racine Paved; follows Hillcrest, Hanson, Division and Malchine roads
R-31 2.6 4.2 I-90 in West Salem
STH-16 at Swarthout Lakeside Park
STH-16 in West Salem
STH-16 at Swarthout Lakeside Park
La Crosse Paved; southern section follows village streets and CTH-C in West Salem; northern section loops around Swarthout Lakeside Park
R-32 37.1 59.7 CTH-W
CTH-C
CTH-C
US 8
Marinette Paved and unpaved; souther segment follows Parkway Road; northern segment follows CTH-I; branch from northern segment follows Goodman Park Road to Benson Lake Road
R-33 12.1 19.5 CTH-Q at the Waukesha County line STH-167 & CTH-CC Washington Paved; follows Monches and St. Augustine roads with branches along Emerald Drive, Shamrock Lane and Donegal Road to CTH-K
R-34 8.8 14.2 STH-70 STH-55 on Alvin Forest Paved and unpaved; follows Fisher and Cary Dam roads and Lakeview Drive
R-35 2.7 4.3 John Paul Road in Milton CTH-N Rock Paved; follows Sterns Road
R-36 3.6 5.8 STH-50 45th Road at Kenosha County line Walworth County Paved; follows Cranberry Road with a branch along Berndt Road to R-11
R-37 1.8 2.9 108th Street CTH-U (80th Street) Racine Paved; follows Three Mile Road
R-38 2.5 4.0 CTH-Q Cana Island Door Paved; follows Cana Island Road
R-39 2.5 4.0 STH-57 Point Drive Door Paved; follows Ridges Road
R-40 4.6 7.4 CHT-J CTH-FF Brown Paved; follows Trout Creek Drive, North Pine Tree Road, Centennial Centre Boulevard, Forest Road and Hill Drive
R-41 2.3 3.7 70th & CTH-G CTH-E Polk Paved and gravel sections; follows Clara Lake Drive
R-42 5.7 9.2 CTH-JB southeast of Burlington STH-142 east of Burlington Racine Paved; follows Hoosier Creek Road, but discontinuous across the railroad tracks; branches to CTH-JB along Wheatland Road and to STH-142 along Brever Road
R-43 3.7 6.0 STH-142 STH-11 Kenosha, Racine Paved; follows CTH-B
R-44 6.5 10.5 Panske Road CTH-X Marinette Paved; follows Right-of-Way Road with a branch to Sumac Lane
R-45 2.7 4.3 Coon Fork Lake CTH-H Eau Claire Unpaved; follows Goat Ranch Road
R-46 1.3 2.1 STH-32/STH-57 in DePere STH-32/STH-57 in DePere Brown Paved; follows Old Plank Road
R-47 14.0 22.5 US 45 in Tigerton CTH-Q in Wittenberg Shawano Paved, follows CTH-M
R-48 2.1 3.4 CTH-H southeast of Saxeville CTH-W & R-117 south of Saxeville Waushara Paved; follows 26th Road
R-49 9.8 15.8 CTH-T in Sauk County STH-33 in Portage Sauk, Columbia Paved; follows Levee Road
R-50 4.6 7.4 8th Drive 4th Avenue Adams Unpaved; follows Cottonville Avenue (Old State Road)
R-51 4.3 6.9 CTH-AA southeast of Maiden Rock CTH-CC Pierce Unpaved, closed in winter; follows 20th Avenue, 197th Street, and 50th Avenue
R-52 6.7 10.8 CTH-Y at county line Knollwood Drive at county line Washington, Ozaukee Paved and unpaved; follows Paradise and Washington drives plus Wausaukee, St. Augustine, Blue Goose and Knollwood roads; branch along Paradise Drive connects to CTH-M
R-53 4.1 6.6 I-41/US 41 frontage road west of Wrightstown I-41/US 41 frontage road at Wrightstown Outagamie Paved; follows Bodde, Greiner, McCabe, and Garrity roads
R-54 12.3 19.8 CTH-O STH-54 Jackson Paved; follows North Settlement Road through Black River State Forest
R-55 2.8 4.5 CTH-SS STH-131 southeast of LaFarge Vernon Paved and unpaved; follows Tunnelville Road
R-56 8.6 13.8 STH-131 south of Ontario STH-131 in Ontario Vernon Paved; follows Dutch Hollow, Sand Hill, Hoff Valley and Lower Ridge roads
R-57 4.1 6.6 STH-54 US 10 Waupaca Paved; follows Town Line and Foley roads; follows the Ice Age National Scenic Trail
R-58 9.6 15.4 STH-70 US 51 Oneida Paved; follows Blue Lake and Mercer Lake roads
R-59 4.5 7.2 R-58 (Blue Lake Road) STH-70 Oneida Unpaved and paved; follows Sutton and Camp Pinemere roads
R-60 11.7 18.8 CTH-M CTH-N Vilas Paved; follows CTH-K
R-61 3.3 5.3 CTH-M in Hortonville STH-76 near Stephensville Outagamie Paved; follows CTH-MM
R-62 2.0 3.2 CHT-C STH-86 Price Paved; follows CTH-RR
R-63 2.4 3.9 STH-23 south of Glenbeulah CTH-S in Glenbeulah Sheboygan Paved and unpaved; follows CHT-S
R-64 2.7 4.3 US 53/STH-93 US 53/STH-93 La Crosse Paved; follows Old 93 and Amsterdam Prairie roads
R-65 2.0 3.2 Granville Road STH-181 Ozaukee Paved and unpaved; follows Hawthorne Road
R-66 7.5 12.1 Buncombe Road at Grant County line CTH-W Lafayette Paved; follows sections of Buncombe, Kennedy, Beebe and Ensche roads branching out in different directions to CTH-W and the Illinois state line
R-67 4.6 7.4 US 8/US 63 in Turtle Lake US 63 north of Turtle Lake Barron, Polk Paved and unpaved; follows Pine Street, West Town Line Road, Barron–Polk Street and 16th Avenue
R-68 5.7 9.2 US 14 Stebbinsville Road at Dane County line Rock Paved; follows Riley Road
R-69 0.75 1.21 East Albert Street End of Old Agency House Road Columbia Paved; follows Old Agency House Road
R-70 10.1 16.3 US 61 southwest of Stitzer CTH-E in Stitzer Grant 01995-01-011995[11] current Paved and unpaved; follows Liberty Ridge Road with a branch along Hill, Ridge, Sleepy Hollow and Scenic roads
R-71 2.2 3.5 STH-70 southwest of Stone Lake CTH-A Washburn Paved; follows Lake and Little Stone roads
R-72 3.1 5.0 CTH-M CTH-M Winnebago Paved and unpaved; follows Mountain Road
R-73 2.5 4.0 CTH-P south of Atwood CTH-N east of Atwood Clark Unpaved; follows Cloverdale Road and Robin Avenue
R-74 32.5 52.3 STH-139 STH-101 & CTH-C Florence Paved and unpaved; follows Morgan Lake Road with a loop along Twin Rivers, Newald, Newald Tower and Rock Creek roads
R-75 3.7 6.0 CTH-G south of Rewey CTH-A east of Rewey Iowa Paved; follows Turnbull, Bromley and Ogden roads
R-76 9.0 14.5 CTH-B in Town of Hewett US 10 in Twon of Hewett Clark Unpaved; follows Bruce Mound Avenue, Sand Road, Fisher Avenue, Middle Road and Columbia Avenue; branch along Fisher Avenue connects to Poertner Road
R-77 3.5 5.6 CTH-TT CTH-TT Door Paved; follows Lake Forest Park Drive along CTH-TT
R-78 4.0 6.4 CTH-E CTH-E Lincoln Paved and unpaved; follows Tesch Road
R-79 1.2 1.9 CTH-F STH-35 Burnett Paved; follows Glendenning Road
R-80 2.1 3.4 CTH-A Tokash Road Burnett Paved; follows CTH-E
R-81 2.9 4.7 STH-39 near New Glarus CTH-H near New Glarus Green Paved; follows Marty Road
R-82 9.4 15.1 STH-67 west of Campbellsport STH-67 west of Campbellsport Fond du Lac Paved; follows Katzenburg, Cloverland, Rolling, Spring and River drives with branches connecting between STH-67 and CTH-W
R-83 4.6 7.4 CTH-V southwest of Haugen 30th Avenue at Washburn County line Barron Unpaved; follows 13+34-16th Street (Narrow Gauge Road)
R-84 2.2 3.5 Rock River Road near Fort Atkinson CTH-N near Fort Atkinson Jefferson Paved; follows Bark River Road
R-85 2.5 4.0 CTH-DD near Burlington CTH-DD near Burlington Walworth Paved; loop route along Potter and Kearney roads
R-86 7.3 11.7 STH-59 in North Prairie US 18 & R-115 near Dousman Waukesha Paved; follows sections of Piper Road, CTH-ZZ and Waterville Road
R-87 6.7 10.8 STH-26 near Fort Atkinson US 12 near Fort Atkinson Jefferson Paved; follows Pond, Poeppel, McIntyre and Creamery roads
R-88 3.5 5.6 Main Street in Whitewater Carnes Road Walworth, Jefferson Paved; follows Cold Spring Road
R-89 4.7 7.6 370th Avenue CTH-P in Menomonie Dunn Paved; follows 410th and 420th streets and CTH-D
R-90 3.2 5.1 CTH-OK CTH-G Green Unpaved; follows Preston, Mill, and Kaderly roads
R-91 5.0 8.0 STH-54 STH-54 Trempealeau Paved and unpaved; follows River Drive
R-92 4.1 6.6 STH-29/STH-35 & CTH-FF south of River Falls CTH-O Pierce Paved; follows Happy Valley Road
R-93 2.8 4.5 145th Street in Luck CTH-GG east of Luck Polk Unpaved; follows Chippewa Trail
R-94 4.6 7.4 STH-81 CTH-J Green Paved; follows Skinner Hollow Road
R-95 16.4 26.4 STH-77 in Town of Spider Lake CTH-M in Town of Namakagon Sawyer, Bayfield Unpaved and paved; follows FR-203 and Lake Land Lake Road with a loop on FR-622 and FR-206
R-96 3.6 5.8 CTH-N near Cottage Grove Jargo Road near Cottage Grove Dane Paved; follows Nora Road
R-97 5.0 8.0 CTH-X near Middle Inlet CTH-C Marinette Paved and unpaved; follows Sweetheart City and Creek roads
R-98 8.0 12.9 STH-35 in Town of Oakland STH-35 in Town of Oakland Burnett Paved; follows Old 35, CCC, and Hayden Lake roads; crosses into Town of Swiss
R-99 3.4 5.5 STH-133 in Potosi STH-33 in Potosi Grant Paved; follows River Lane, Slazing and Brewery Hollow roads along a section of the w:Mississippi River
R-100 13.5 21.7 CTH-J near Mercer CR 519 at Michigan state line Iron Paved; follows CTH-H and CTH-G
R-101 4.3 6.9 STH-35 in Osceola STH-35 in Dresser Polk Paved; follows CTH-S
R-102 2.2 3.5 STH-21 & CTH-GG STH-21 & 9th Avenue Waushara Paved and unpaved; follows 7th Drive and Cumberland Avenue
R-103 2.8 4.5 40th Street & 230th Avenue Polk–St. Croix Road & 280th Street Polk, Sawyer Paved and unpaved; follows 230th Avenue, Marine Road, County Line Avenue and Polk–St. Croix Road
R-104 2.8 4.5 CTH-CM on Columbia–Marquette county line CTH-O Columbia, Marquette Paved; follows Barry and 14th roads
R-105 13.0 20.9 STH-70 & FR-148 STH-70 & FR-144 Price Paved and unpaved; follows FR-148 (Smith Rapids Road) and FR-144 (Shady Knoll Road); branches along FR-535 (Lodging Dam Road, Boat Landing Road)
R-106 7.2 11.6 CTH-Z in Town of Leroy Center Line Road in Town of Leroy Dodge Paved and unpaved; follows Ledge, North Point, South Point and West Point roads; several branches all south of STH-49
R-107 6.7 10.8 CTH-M in Town of Peru CTH-O in Town of Peru Dunn Paved and unpaved; follows 50th Avenue, 650th Street and 160th Avenue
R-108 3.4 5.5 CTH-OO in Town of Lenroot CTH-OO in Town of Lenroot Sawyer Paved and unpaved; follows Northern Lights, Bedecked and Janet roads; crosses into Town of Spider Lake
R-109 2.3 3.7 CTH-S in Oconto Maple Grove School Road Oconto Paved; follows North Park Avenue Road
R-110 5.9 9.5 STH-60 (Lower Wisconsin River Road) STH-11 near Lodi Columbia Paved; follows O'Connor, Van Ness and Chrislaw roads
R-111 25.5 41.0 STH-77 & CTH-S CTH-GG Sawyer, Ashland Paved and unpaved; follows CTH-S, Moose Lake Road and FR-164 with a branch along FR-174
R-112 2.8 4.5 CTH-G Dutch Hollow Road Sauk Paved; follows Bundy Hollow Road
R-113 9.4 15.1 CTH-W in Mountain CTH-F Oconto Paved; follows Old 32 Road
R-114 13.1 21.1 CTH-F CHT-O Rusk Unpaved; follows North Buck's Lake, Perch Lake and Firelane roads with a branch along South Buck's Lake Road
R-115 2.9 4.7 US 18 & R-86 in Summit CTH-DR in Summit Waukesha Paved; follows Waterville Road; CTH-DR connects to R-10; roadway continues south as R-86
R-116 2.2 3.5 CTH-A in Boardman 120th St in Town of Richmond St. Croix Paved; follows 140th Avenue
R-117 1.8 2.9 CTH-A near Saxeville CTH-W & R-48 (26th Road) near Saxeville Waushara Paved and unpaved; follows Portage Road, Portage Street and CTH-W plus a spur along Covered Bridge Road
R-118 26.3 42.3 STH-32 in Waubeno R-118 (CTH-C) Forest Paved and unpaved; follows Indian Market, Kuffner, Camp 1 and Bay Shore roads forming a loop
R-119 27.0 43.5 Loop around Washington Island Door Paved; follows CTH-W and shoreline roads on the island
R-120 2.0 3.2 CTH-ES in Town of Lafayette CTH-A in Town of Lafayette Walworth Paved; follows Peck Station Road
R-121 2.9 4.7 STH-80 CTH-S Juneau Paved; follows Lee Road
R-122 2.7 4.3 CTH-D in Town of Waubeek CTH-ZX in Town of Waterville Pepin Paved; follows Semple Road
R-123 3.2 5.1 Fairview Road Fairview Road Winnebago 02022-01-012022[12] current Paved and unpaved; follows Medina Junction and Pioneer roads
R-124 4.8 7.7 STH-48 northwest of Mount Vernon CTH-S northeast of Mount Horeb Dane 02023-01-012023[13] current Paved; follows Town Hall Road
R-125 9.4 15.1 CTH-OO and Clear Lake Road CTH-M Bayfield, Saywer 02024-01-012024[14] current Paved and unpaved; follows Telemark Road in Sawyer County and Spider Lake Fire Lane in Bayfield County
R-126 3.6 5.8 STH-20 near East Troy STH-20 Walworth 02024-01-012024[14] current Paved; follows Hillburn Mill and Bell School roads

References

  1. ^ a b c Bonneville, Liat (May 2024). "Rustic Roads: Frequently Asked Questions" (PDF). Wisconsin Department of Transportation. Retrieved July 6, 2024.
  2. ^ a b c d e f Woldt, Jennifer K. (October 23, 2014). "Waushara County Road Seeking Rustic Designation". The Post Crescent. Appleton, Wisconsin. p. A11.
  3. ^ a b Rustic Roads Board (June 1, 1981). "Chapter Trans-RR 1" (PDF). State of Wisconsin. Archived from the original (PDF) on June 24, 2008. Retrieved January 1, 2008.
  4. ^ a b c Logan, Ben; Vukelich, George; Feraca, Jean; Blei, Norbert; Stokes, Bill (1995). Wisconsin's Rustic Roads: A Road Less Travelled. Boulder Junction, Wisconsin: Lost River Press. pp. 101+. ISBN 978-1-883755-02-7.
  5. ^ "Wisconsin Rustic Roads". PBS Wisconsin Documentaries. Green Bay, Wisconsin. January 15, 2010. Wisconsin Public Television. WPNE-TV.
  6. ^ "Designated byways". Wisconsin Department of Transportation. Archived from the original on February 1, 2014. Retrieved November 16, 2014.
  7. ^ a b c Logan et al. (1995), p. 103
  8. ^ "Wisconsin Rustic Roads: Lightly-Traveled, Back Roads Worth Checking Out". FOX6 News Milwaukee. Milwaukee: WITI-TV. August 30, 2023. Retrieved July 6, 2024.
  9. ^ Logan et al. (1995), p. 105
  10. ^ Wisconsin Department of Transportation (2024). Wisconsin Rustic Roads (PDF) (2024 ed.). Madison: Wisconsin Department of Transportation. Retrieved July 5, 2024.
  11. ^ "Wisconsin's Rustic Roads". PBS Wisconsin Documentaries. PBS Wisconsin. April 30, 1996. 2:00. Retrieved July 7, 2024.
  12. ^ Hurley, Scott (June 17, 2022). "Winnebago County Road Named a Rustic Road". FOX 11 News. Green Bay, Wisconsin: WLUK-TV. Retrieved July 6, 2024.
  13. ^ "Gov. Evers Announces New Rustic Roads Guide with 124 Routes". La Crosse Tribune. July 16, 2023. Retrieved July 6, 2024.
  14. ^ a b Office of the Governor (April 15, 2024). "Gov. Evers, WisDOT Announce Two New Rustic Roads" (Press release). Madison: Office of the Governor. Retrieved July 6, 2024.


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