HISTORY:
Plover
is located on the portage between the lower and the upper Wisconsin
River. It was the first village and, in 1844, the first seat of government
of the present Portage County. The village was platted in 1845, but
it was not until 1857 that it was incorporated as a village. When
Stevens Point replaced Plover as county seat, Plover was disincorporated.
In 1912 Plover was again incorporated but, because of financial problems,
it was dissolved shortly afterwards. Since the mid-1960's as movement
to incorporate Plover was again activated and was successful in its
goal in 1971. In all three occassions the village was created out
of the township of Plover. The Village of Plover is the most populated
village in the county.
ZIP CODE:
54467 P.O. NAME: Plover, WI
LOCATION:
44.450673 N, 89.542805 W
VILLAGE
OF PLOVER FACTS AND FIGURES
Date
of Incorporation September 20, 1971
Population at incorporation 2,618 (Est.)
1980 Census Population 5,310
1990 Census Population 8,176
2000 Census Population 10,520
2007 Estimated Population 11,580
2007 Equalized Valuation $867,030,700
2007 Assessed Valuation $831,248,650
% Of Assessed to Equalized = 95.87%
Square Miles 10.74
Acres 6903.18
Miles of Street 88.60
Full-time Employees 54
Ratio of Employees to Residents 1 to 214
CENSUS
PRELIMINARY ESTIMATE
The
preliminary estimate of the January 1, 2000 population for the VILLAGE
OF PLOVER in PORTAGE COUNTY is 10,795. This represents a change of
2,619 persons (32.033%) since the 1990 Census.
Wisconsin's
total population is estimated at 5,309,996 which is a change of 418,227
persons and 8.55%.
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