Langlade County is located in northeast Wisconsin and was originally part of the Northwest Territory.  In 1879 the Wisconsin Legislature created Langlade County out of Lincoln and Oconto Counties and called it "New County."  The name was changed to Langlade County in 1880 in honor of Charles de Langlade, a renowned pioneer of the 1700s. 

The county seat is Antigo.

Population:    20,788 (2003 estimate)

Land Area:     873 square miles

• Langlade County Website
• U.S. Census Bureau Quick Facts - Langlade County

7th Congressional District Boundary

Only a portion of Langlade County is contained in the 7th Congressional District, as enacted by the Wisconsin State Legislature.

Note:  Areas designated in dark blue are in the 7th Congressional District;

areas designated in light blue are in the 8th Congressional District.

 

Municipalities in Langlade County in the 7th Congressional District

Ackley, Town of

Antigo, City of

Antigo, Town of

Elcho, Town of

Neva, Town of

Parrish, Town of

Peck, Town of

Rolling, Town of

Summit, Town of

Upham, Town of

Vilas, Town of

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