Village of Baldwin: Interstate 94
Village of Baldwin lies along the Rush River, where fields, wetlands and tree belts shape a gently rolling part of St. Croix County in western Wisconsin. Interstate 94 follows the village’s northern side, carrying a major east–west route across the Upper Midwest and linking the Twin Cities with Eau Claire and destinations farther east. Baldwin’s compact residential streets and local businesses lie south of the highway, while agriculture remains prominent beyond the built-up area. St. Croix County takes its name from the river that forms much of the Wisconsin–Minnesota boundary. Baldwin is a small community closely connected to one of Wisconsin’s principal interstate corridors.
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The Village of Baldwin straddles the Interstate 94 corridor in western Wisconsin, a connection that has shaped it as a convenient St. Croix County community between the Twin Cities and Eau Claire. Its setting is defined by the rolling farm country of the wider St. Croix River valley, rather than the dense urban fabric of Wisconsin’s larger cities. US Highway 63 runs through the village, linking its compact centre with the surrounding countryside. Baldwin Windmill Days, an annual community celebration, reflects the local emphasis on civic tradition and small-town gathering. Browse additional webcams from the surrounding area to extend your view of western Wisconsin.
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