Oneida County is located in northeast Wisconsin and was created in 1885 from Lincoln County.  The county is named for the Oneida Indian Nation. 

The county seat is Rhinelander.

Population:    37,187 (2003 estimate)

Land Area:     1,124 square miles

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

7th Congressional District Boundary

Only a portion of Oneida 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 Oneida County in the 7th Congressional District

Cassian, Town of

Crescent, Town of

Enterprise, Town of

Little Rice, Town of

Lynne, Town of

Monico, Town of

Newbold, Town of   (Only a portion in the 7th CD; remainder in the 8th CD)

Nokomis, Town of

Pelican, Town of

Pine Lake, Town of

Rhinelander, City of

Schoepke, Town of

Woodboro, Town of

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