The Greater Northwoods

Village in Sawyer County

Radisson

Population
273
County
Sawyer County
Location
45.767, -91.217

Radisson is a small incorporated village in the Town of Radisson, Sawyer County, in northwestern Wisconsin, sitting on the east side of the Couderay River at the junction of State Highways 27/70 and 40 and County Highway H, about 28 miles from the county seat of Hayward. It was incorporated in 1952 and named for the French explorer Pierre-Esprit Radisson, and its 2020 Census population was 273. The village is governed by an elected Village Board that meets the second Monday of each month, and its identity is centered on Northwoods recreation: the 74-mile Tuscobia State Trail (built on the abandoned rail line the DNR acquired in the 1960s), an ATV park, a ballfield, and the Couderay River. Children attend the School District of Winter, and everyday commerce runs through a handful of local businesses such as Chippewa Valley Bank, Dollar General, Walters Brothers Lumber, and Helsing's Bar and Grill.

The record

12 records name Radisson

What the records show

41 of 43 independently verified

Authoritative data

Overview

Population and demographics

Government and civic

Schools

Economy and employers

Institutions and anchors

  • Post office: U.S. Post Office, ZIP 54867 via radissonwi.org
  • Churches: Evangelical Free Church; Sacred Heart Catholic Church via radissonwi.org
  • Hospital: Hayward area (~28 mi) unverified via radissonwi.org We could not confirm this against a primary public record, so we are telling you rather than hiding it.

Business and commerce

  • Chamber: Winter Area Chamber of Commerce secondary source via winterwi.com Relayed by a secondary source. The primary record is cited but was not independently re-read.
  • Downtown: Dollar General, Helsing's Bar and Grill, Village Kitchen Restaurant, DJ's Convenience Store, Whiskey Ridge Sport Shop via radissonwi.org

Media

Recreation and natural assets

Events and seasonal rhythm

  • Baseball: Radisson Red Sox (summer baseball) via radissonwi.org
  • Seasonal: four-season recreation rhythm secondary source via radissonwi.org Relayed by a secondary source. The primary record is cited but was not independently re-read.

Infrastructure and access

Local government

Every figure here traces to a primary public record, linked at the fact. We gather and cite; we do not author. See something off? Tell us.

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