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Project overview/location

The WIS 83 Project involves WIS 83 from I-43 at Mukwonago to WIS 16 at Hartland, in Waukesha County.

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• Project overview/location (Orange line on Google map above) (460 KB)

Project segments (Purple lines on Google map above)

• WIS 16 and WIS 83 interchange, from Capital Drive to Campus Drive, reconstruct and expand four lanes
• I-94 to WIS 16, resurface the existing lanes from Golf Road to north of Cardinal Lane
• High Meadow Lane to I-94, resurface the existing lanes
• Perkins Road to Glacier Pass, reconstruct and expand four lanes
• County NN to WIS 59
  • Reconstruct County NN to County X, four lanes
  • Construct two lanes on ultimate four lane from County X to Walnut/Seville
  • Two lane curb and gutter from Walnut/Seville to Old Village Road
  • Widen shoulders and improve signals from Old Village Road to WIS 59

Detour routes

• Main detour route - WIS 83/I-43 to WIS 83/WIS 59 (Green line on Google map above)
  • At WIS 83/I-43 intersection head east on I-43
  • Take WIS 164 North to WIS 59
  • At the WIS 164/WIS 59 west intersection, take WIS 59 west to WIS 83
• Interim detour route (September 2011) - WIS 59/County E to WIS 59/WIS 164 (Yellow line on Google map above)
  • From WIS 59/County E intersection, head north on County E
  • County E becomes County DE east
  • County X south to WIS 59

Other maps

• Traffic volumes from County NN to WIS 59

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Last modified: May 11, 2011