Milton

Small town charm is what brings people to Milton. Passion for the community and genuine affection for life in Milton is what residents, visitors and businesses say keep them there. Campgrounds, lakes, unique locally owned shops, historic attractions and beautiful farmland surround the city. A good balance of business, shopping, and family recreation provide a very desirable quality of life. Milton is home to the Milton House National Historic Landmark, which is on the National Register of Historic Places, National Park Service Underground Railroad Network to Freedom and part of the Wisconsin Heritage Sign Program.

The city of Milton, located in south-central Wisconsin, is conducive to both industry and agriculture. Milton’s central proximity to major markets, railroad access, and productive work force make it an ideal location for economic success. Milton is only three miles from I-39 / I-90 and has immediate access to State Highways 26 and 59. Milton is only 1.5 hours from Chicago, 30 minutes from Madison and 1 hour from Milwaukee.

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