State Trunk Highway 29 East - Bellevue to Kewaunee

A sharp curve follows the at-grade CN Railroad crossing after Wis 29 departs U.S. 141.

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Wis 29 (Kewaunee Road) crosses the CN Railroad in the original section of Bellevue.

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The first confirming marker for Wis 29 east of U.S. 141 stands at Huron Road.

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Wis 29 becomes rural as the speed limit increases.

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Pilsen in Kewaunee County, lies ten miles east of Bellevue.

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Entering the Town of Eaton

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County QQ is a short highway that connects Wis 29 with County V and County N.

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Entering Poland

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CTH T crosses Wis 29 (Kewaunee Road) south of Humboldt at Poland.

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County T travels north to New Franken and south to Denmark, Maribel and Kellnersville to an eventual end at U.S. 10 in Manitowoc County.

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Leaving Poland, Wis 29 resumes across agricultural areas.

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Mainly a rural roadway, County P ends at a diamond interchange with Wis 57 near Dykesville to the north and at County R to the south.

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STH 29 crosses into Kewaunee County one mile east of CTH P at Henrysville.

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County V ties into Wis 29 one mile east of the Brown County line. County V heads south to County KB at Curran.

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An implied concurrency takes County V east alongside Wis 29 one mile to Pilson. Typically county roads are not cosigned with state trunk highways.

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Entering Pilsen

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Large churches are common in rural Wisconsin.

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County V branches four miles north to County N at Neuern from Wis 29 at Elm Road in Pilsen.

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County AB goes to Luxemburg and Mishicot. It was Wis 163 until 1998.

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The pork chops are evidence that County AB was a state trunk highway with the upgraded intersection design.

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Nine miles of STH 29 to Kewaunee remain east of CTH AB.

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Wis 29 east at Hrabik Road. Rustic roads provide scenic routes throughout the state on mainly town roads.

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Wis 29 east at Krok Creek.

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CTH B intersects STH 29 one mile north of East Krok and a mile south of CTH F east to Bruemmer Park.

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County B extends south to Tisch Mills along the Manitowoc County line and north to County C.

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Weather siren along Wis 29 east of Townhall Road.

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Birchwood Road leads north from Wis 29 to the small community of Birchwood.

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Wis 29 turns northeast toward Kewaunee at Angle Road.

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The south branch of County C provides a cut off from Wis 29 east to Wis 42 south.

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Entering the city of Kewaunee

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Wis 29 east to Wis 42 leads boaters to the Kewaunee Marina.

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Wis 29 overtakes Ellis Street from the north branch of County C in Kewaunee. County C heads northwest to Wis 54 at Casco.

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The final confirming marker for Wis 29 stands east of County C along Ellis Street.

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Lake Michigan becomes visible as the Wis 29 (Ellis Street) descends at 1st Street.

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Wis 29 drops 100 feet in elevation from CTH C to the east end at Wis 42 (Milwaukee Street).

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State Trunk Highway 42 runs along the western shoreline of Lake Michigan, connecting Kewaunee with Algoma and Sturgeon Bay to the north and Two Rivers and Manitowoc to the south.

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Ellis Street extends two blocks east from the end of Wis 29 at Wis 42 to Kewaunee Lighthouse and the mouth of the Kewaunee River.

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