Town of Union: Interstate 94
Town of Union sits in the Chippewa Valley in western Wisconsin, United States, where Interstate 94 passes through wooded land on Eau Claire’s southern edge. The town is part of Eau Claire County, whose county seat is nearby Eau Claire. Interstate 94 is a major long-distance route linking the Twin Cities area with Milwaukee and Chicago, and the Union section carries freight as well as regional traffic. Eau Claire is home to the University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire and has an active arts and music scene. This corridor places a small township within a broader urban area and one of the Midwest’s principal transport networks.
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The landscape around Town of Union is gently rolling farmland in the Chippewa River watershed, which has shaped both its dispersed settlement pattern and agricultural economy. Located in Eau Claire County west of the city of Eau Claire, it belongs to the broader Chippewa Valley, where fields, woodlots and local roads define much of the countryside. Union is governed as a Wisconsin town, with an elected town board rather than a city administration—a continuing feature of the state’s rural civic tradition. Browse additional webcams from Eau Claire County to extend your view of the Chippewa Valley.
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