Town of Green Valley, Marathon County, Wisconsin: Place Profile

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The Town of Green Valley is a civil town (county subdivision) in Marathon County, Wisconsin (Census GEOID 5507331450).

The town covers 28.958 square miles of land and 6.225 square miles of water, centered near 44.728112, -89.898046.

The state lists the municipality as the Town of Green Valley, Marathon County, under DOA code 37030.

The Town of Green Valley in Marathon County is a separate municipality from the Town of Green Valley in Shawano County, which had a 2020 census count of 1,026 (DOA code 59020).

It is also distinct from the Green Valley census-designated place in Shawano County, and the GNIS populated place named Green Valley sits in Shawano County, not Marathon.

The website townofgreenvalley.com belongs to the Shawano County town, not this one.

The Census geocoder places the town's internal point in ZIP code tabulation area 54455, State Assembly District 86, State Senate District 29 and the 7th Congressional District.

Green Valley is part of the Wausau metropolitan statistical area, and the unincorporated community of Rangeline lies partly in the town.

The 2020 census counted 515 residents in the Town of Green Valley.

The Wisconsin DOA January 1, 2025 official estimate for the town is 519.

The ACS 2019-2023 5-year estimate of total population is 477 (margin of error +/-101).

The ACS 2019-2023 5-year median age is 52.4 years (margin of error +/-8.8).

The ACS 2019-2023 5-year median household income is $78,250 (margin of error +/-$11,957).

The ACS 2019-2023 5-year median value of owner-occupied homes is $247,500 (margin of error +/-$43,346).

The state clerk directory lists Dana Solinsky as town clerk, at 715-693-3625 and [email address], with a Mosinee mailing address.

The town's internal point lies in the Mosinee School District.

The Mosinee School District (NCES 5509960) is a PK-12 district of 3 schools with 1,902 students in 2024-25, at 146001 State Highway 153, Mosinee.

Marathon County had 3,436 business establishments and 65,770 paid employees in 2023, of which 18,923 worked in manufacturing.

The Mosinee Times, the weekly for the Mosinee area whose ZIP code (54455) the town shares, is published every Thursday and keeps a searchable archive of the public notices it prints.

The George W. Mead Wildlife Area covers more than 33,000 acres of marsh, forest and grassland in the Little Eau Pleine River valley and extends into Marathon, Wood and Portage counties.

Teal Flowage, Honey Island Flowage, Smoky Hill Flowage and a GNIS point on the Big Eau Pleine Reservoir all fall within the town's boundaries.

After Stanton Mead gave 20,000 acres to the state on April 10, 1959, the Mead Wildlife Area dedication was held on Teal Flowage, one mile north of Mead's education building; the friends group counts 273 documented bird species.

State management of the Mead area began in 1959 with a donation of 20,000 acres by Consolidated Paper Corp. of Wisconsin Rapids, according to the DNR.

The Stanton W. Mead Education and Visitor Center is on County Highway S, with the address 201517 County Rd S, Milladore.

GNIS water bodies whose nearest municipal centroid in Marathon County is Green Valley are Teal, Fisher, North Honey Island, North Smoky Hill, Smoky Hill, West Honey Island, Honey Island, Townline and North Townline Flowages, Ten Pool, North and South Rice Lake, and the Big Eau Pleine Reservoir.

The town's internal point lies in ZIP code tabulation area 54455, the Mosinee ZIP.