U.S. 10

U.S. 10 crosses the width of Wisconsin on a 293 mile long route between Prescott and Manitowoc. The course across the state generally does not coincide with any Interstate route, leading a long expressway / freeway portion for U.S. 10 between Marshfield and Appleton. The east end is located at the Lake Michigan Carferry linking Manitowoc to Ludington, Michigan.

U.S. 10 Wisconsin Guides

• West - Manitowoc
• West - Harrison to Appleton
• West - Fox Crossing to Fremont
• West - Weyauwega to Waupaca
• West - Amherst to Stevens Point
• I-39/U.S. 10 West

In 1989, U.S. 10 was added to the state's major highway improvement projects between Marshfield and Appleton, and was added as a backbone route in Wisconsin's 2020 corridors program between Appleton and Stevens Point. The first segment of freeway opened between U.S. 41 and U.S. 45 in 1998, and the entire project was completed in 2012 with the last remaining expressway segment opening near Marshfield.

The freeway along U.S. 10 was constructed from County N on the Wood County line to Long Road east of Junction City between July 16, 2010 and October 2011 at a cost of $25 million.¹

Connect with:
Interstate 39
Interstate 41 / U.S. 41
Interstate 43
Interstate 90
Interstate 94
U.S. 45
U.S. 151
State Trunk Highway 32 - Red Arrow Highway
State Trunk Highway 54
State Trunk Highway 57

Page Updated 07-22-2024.