Johnson Creek is a town in Jefferson County, Wisconsin, United States. The populace was 3,318 at the 2020 evaluation. The town is around somewhere between Milwaukee and Madison, at the convergence of Wisconsin Highway 26 and Interstate 94.

How long is Johnson Creek?

Johnson Creek is around 26 miles in length and channels an area of around 54 square miles. The headwaters as well as the few feeders on the southern side of the bowl start in volcanic slopes.

How old is Johnson Creek?

The floodplain of Johnson Creek is believed to be a remainder of enormous chilly floods that happened around quite a while back.

Who is Johnson Creek named after?

It was first settled by white trailblazers during the 1840s and named after William Johnson, who in 1846 constructed a water-controlled sawmill along the stream ten miles east of the juncture with the Willamette River.