Wisconsin land real estate

Wisconsin land overview

Wisconsin puts Minnesota to shame with over 15,000 named lakes covering around 1 million acres. With over 12,000 named rivers plus Great Lakes shoreline, the Badger State has no shortage of waterfront property. The western part of the state is rugged with a mix of farmland, forest, and Mississippi River bluffs. Central Wisconsin is made up of fertile farmland as well as glacier-carved sandstone formations. Eastern Wisconsin features ridges and hills as well as some of the country's richest agricultural acreage. In the north, you'll find heavily forested highlands and glacial lakes as well as some flat lowlands including the Apostle Islands off the coast. With the water, forest, and open land, it's easy to see why Wisconsin is such a popular destination for hunting land, fishing spots, vacation retreats, and retirement property.