371:. Almena Township joined the Turtle Lake Township a couple of months later, and on November 12, 1902, Crystal Lake became its own township. In early 1876 a post office, originally called Lakeland, was established three miles east of the city, with L.I. Gunderson as postmaster. On September 10, 1876, Mae Jenet Hodgkin became the first white person born on the island. The first grocery store was opened by David Ingle, and Elmer Wisner of Clear Lake opened the first blacksmith shop in 1878. In the winter of 1879 the name was changed to Cumberland. In July 1880, Dr. William Hopkins arrived from Maine and set up a practice. At the time, it was the only practice between Clear Lake, Wisconsin and Lake Superior. Also around this time, a steam sawmill was set up in northern Cumberland, in what is now the "Mill Hill" area and operated for a few years until it was destroyed by fire on August 15, 1884. The Lakeside Cemetery was established in 1880. In 1881, the first newspaper, the
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1919:"Cumberland, Wisconsin (WI 54829) profile: Population, maps, real estate, averages, homes, statistics, relocation, travel, jobs, hospitals, schools, crime, moving, houses, news, sex offenders"
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381:Fairbanks, Morse and Company
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1692:– Olympic Gold Medalist
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70:Coordinates:
61:
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29:
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16:
2540:reservations
2374:Prairie Lake
2369:Prairie Farm
2324:Crystal Lake
2265:Prairie Farm
2204:
2174:
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2031:. Retrieved
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2009:. Retrieved
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1989:November 18,
1987:. Retrieved
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1957:. Retrieved
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1850:November 18,
1848:. Retrieved
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1684:Ben Peterson
1668:David Hanson
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1251:Demographics
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365:Prairie Farm
361:
358:
335:
331:New Richmond
323:
319:
297:
296:
254:Area code(s)
15:
2439:communities
2409:Vance Creek
2404:Turtle Lake
2384:Sioux Creek
2359:Maple Plain
2354:Maple Grove
2270:Turtle Lake
2170:County seat
1903:January 31,
1822:January 31,
1579:other races
1552:2000 census
1530:other races
1511:2010 census
1491:2019 (est.)
1146:(≥ 0.01 in)
418: /
375:(later the
327:Turtle Lake
92: /
2596:Categories
2329:Cumberland
2309:Cedar Lake
2259:New Auburn
2205:Cumberland
1773:References
1635:Recreation
1516:was 95.9%
1193:(≥ 0.1 in)
298:Cumberland
278:feature ID
190:Population
2558:Footnotes
2548:St. Croix
2523:Twin Town
2483:Hillsdale
2427:Barronett
2379:Rice Lake
2364:Oak Grove
2304:Bear Lake
2210:Rice Lake
1959:April 23,
1793:August 7,
1594:Norwegian
429:Hay River
406:92°1′24″W
403:45°32′9″N
392:Geography
338:Rice Lake
306:Wisconsin
266:FIPS code
220:Time zone
182:Elevation
135:Wisconsin
80:92°1′24″W
77:45°32′9″N
2528:Wickware
2518:Tuscobia
2488:Horseman
2477:Graytown
2467:Comstock
2389:Stanfold
2349:Lakeland
2231:Villages
2033:March 5,
2011:March 5,
1583:Hispanic
1573:, 0.39%
1569:, 1.10%
1561:, 0.09%
1534:Hispanic
1139:(140.8)
1000:Average
925:(−30.2)
920:(−24.4)
915:(−13.9)
875:(−21.8)
870:(−27.3)
865:(−28.8)
850:(−12.9)
800:(−16.3)
795:(−17.6)
730:(−10.3)
725:(−12.4)
270:55-18025
2394:Stanley
2319:Clinton
2244:Cameron
2055:June 4,
1875:May 27,
1598:Swedish
1557:97.54%
1524:, 1.4%
1520:, 0.5%
910:(−4.3)
895:(10.2)
880:(−8.4)
855:(−0.3)
845:(−5.6)
830:(14.1)
825:(15.2)
820:(12.7)
810:(−0.9)
805:(−9.2)
780:(−8.6)
775:(−1.1)
765:(14.6)
760:(19.5)
755:(20.7)
750:(18.2)
745:(12.4)
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715:(10.6)
710:(−4.3)
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690:(24.9)
685:(26.1)
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645:(33.2)
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615:(32.1)
610:(31.6)
605:(28.1)
600:(23.7)
595:(15.1)
453:Climate
350:Spooner
346:Clayton
316:History
286:Website
281:1563618
105:Country
2538:Indian
2513:Sumner
2503:Poskin
2498:Mikana
2493:Lehigh
2462:Canton
2457:Campia
2399:Sumner
2334:Dallas
2314:Chetek
2299:Barron
2294:Arland
2289:Almena
2254:Haugen
2249:Dallas
2239:Almena
2200:Chetek
2195:Barron
2187:Cities
2177:Barron
2074:"Home"
1718:Images
1674:Player
1658:Player
1587:Latino
1538:Latino
1306:395.5%
1261:Census
1186:111.2
1124:(1.8)
1119:(0.0)
1114:(0.0)
1109:(0.0)
1104:(0.0)
1099:(1.0)
1069:(858)
1044:(112)
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1034:(115)
995:(−47)
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985:(−27)
980:(−14)
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900:(9.5)
890:(6.2)
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840:(1.7)
835:(8.9)
815:(6.7)
785:(5.1)
770:(6.9)
740:(5.0)
705:(3.3)
665:(2.8)
640:(6.2)
590:(6.9)
585:(3.8)
466:Month
342:Barron
147:Barron
142:County
132:
114:
2508:Reeve
2472:Dobie
2452:Brill
2447:Angus
2344:Doyle
2339:Dovre
2281:Towns
1575:Asian
1563:Black
1559:White
1518:White
1499:−3.1%
1494:2,103
1486:−4.8%
1481:2,170
1466:2,280
1451:2,163
1436:1,983
1426:−1.1%
1421:1,839
1411:−0.6%
1406:1,860
1396:21.6%
1391:1,872
1376:1,539
1361:1,532
1346:1,528
1331:1,445
1316:1,328
1301:1,219
1233:30.8
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1171:10.0
1168:10.0
1165:11.3
1162:11.0
1159:10.4
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1089:(23)
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1079:(29)
1067:33.75
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1059:(47)
1054:(83)
1049:(92)
1029:(98)
1024:(72)
1019:(43)
1014:(25)
1009:(24)
975:(−7)
970:(−1)
960:(−1)
955:(−8)
923:−22.3
918:−11.9
868:−17.1
863:−19.8
575:(42)
570:(16)
565:(23)
560:(31)
555:(35)
550:(38)
545:(42)
540:(37)
535:(40)
530:(33)
525:(27)
520:(14)
515:(12)
505:Year
248:(CDT)
246:UTC-5
225:UTC-6
206:2,103
198:2,170
123:State
2117:1909
2114:1899
2111:1893
2057:2015
2035:2023
2013:2023
1991:2012
1961:2011
1905:2008
1877:2020
1852:2012
1824:2008
1795:2020
1477:2010
1471:5.4%
1462:2000
1456:9.1%
1447:1990
1441:7.8%
1432:1980
1417:1970
1402:1960
1387:1950
1381:0.5%
1372:1940
1366:0.3%
1357:1930
1351:5.7%
1342:1920
1336:8.8%
1327:1910
1321:8.9%
1312:1900
1297:1890
1282:1880
1270:Note
1265:Pop.
1230:7.3
1227:3.5
1224:0.6
1221:0.0
1218:0.0
1215:0.0
1212:0.0
1209:0.1
1206:2.0
1203:4.0
1200:5.5
1197:7.8
1183:8.8
1180:7.9
1174:9.6
1156:7.1
1153:6.3
1150:8.6
1137:55.6
1132:11.6
1082:10.6
1077:11.4
1062:1.29
1057:1.86
1052:3.28
1047:3.61
1042:4.40
1037:4.47
1032:4.54
1027:3.84
1022:2.83
1017:1.69
1012:0.99
1007:0.95
965:(2)
908:24.2
903:35.1
898:49.1
893:50.4
888:43.1
883:33.0
878:16.9
873:−7.3
853:31.5
843:22.0
838:35.1
833:48.1
828:57.3
823:59.4
818:54.9
813:44.0
808:30.4
803:15.5
783:41.3
778:16.5
773:30.0
768:44.5
763:58.3
758:67.1
753:69.2
748:64.8
743:54.4
738:41.0
733:26.3
728:13.5
713:51.0
708:24.3
703:38.0
698:54.0
693:68.5
688:76.9
683:79.0
678:74.7
673:64.7
668:51.6
663:37.1
658:24.3
653:19.1
643:91.8
638:43.1
633:58.7
628:75.9
623:84.5
618:89.2
613:89.7
608:88.9
603:82.6
598:74.6
593:59.2
588:44.4
583:38.9
502:Dec
499:Nov
496:Oct
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490:Aug
487:Jul
484:Jun
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478:Apr
475:Mar
472:Feb
469:Jan
445:and
276:GNIS
153:Area
32:City
2419:CDP
1672:NHL
1656:NFL
1585:or
1565:or
1536:or
1286:246
1127:7.1
1122:0.7
1117:0.0
1112:0.0
1107:0.0
1102:0.0
1097:0.4
1092:4.6
1087:9.2
993:−52
988:−39
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