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Travel Reference (WI)

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Scanning Laws

There are no known state scanner laws at this time, but local regulations and ordinances may prohibit scanning in a vehicle or while mobile. Research the laws in the areas you'll be passing through and use caution.

Important Notes

Interstates

I-39

I39 begins in Wisconsin in Wausau and travels SB into Illinois. I 39 becomes a subordinate of I 90 in Portage.
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I-43

I 43 travels between Beloit and Green Bay.
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I-90

I 90 enters Wisconsin from Winona County, Minnesota and travels ESE across Wisconsin until it leaves Wisconsin for Winnebago County, Illinois.
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I-94

I 94 enters Wisconsin from Washington County, Minnesota and travels by itself until it meets up with I 90 in Tomah, WI when it becomes a subordinate of I 90.
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I 794

I 794 is a short service spur connecting I 94 with Wisconsin 794. It exists wholly in Milwaukee County.

I 894

I 894 creates the Southern and Western portions of the loop around Milwaukee. It exists wholly in Milwaukee County.

I 535

I 535 is a spur of I 35 that travels across the Duluth-Superior Harbor as the Blatnik Bridge. It enters Douglas County, Wisconsin from St. Louis County, Minnesota.

Major Highways

US 2

US Highway 2 runs east-west, entering Wisconsin in Superior and leaving Wisconsin after Hurley. It passes through Ashland, Bayfield, Douglas, and Iron counties and runs close or along the lakeshore of Lake Superior.

US 41

US 51

US 53

Major Cities/Metropolitan Areas

Milwaukee

Milwaukee County Washington County Waukesha County

Madison

Dane County

Green Bay

Brown County

Racine

Racine County

Kenosha

Kenosha County

Waukesha

Waukesha County

Oshkosk

Winnebago County

Appleton

Calumet County Outagamie County Winnebago County

Eau Claire

Eau Claire County

Janesville

Rock County

La Crosse

La Crosse County

Sheboygan

Sheboygan County

Fond du Lac

Fond du Lac County




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