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Electric Industry Maps

The Public Service Commission of Wisconsin (PSCW) develops and maintains a variety of statewide Geographic Information System (GIS) databases for the energy industry in Wisconsin.  A number of maps have been created from those GIS databases that contain information about Wisconsin’s electric system.  Maps and databases are updated as new data becomes available.  The locations of electric facilities and service territories are accurate only to the extent that the various sources supplied accurate data.  PSCW staff will continue to update and improve the GIS data and maps.

Maps are available for download in various sizes, free of charge.  Smaller versions of the maps may contain less detail.  The file sizes of the 30x40-inch (large) maps are between 10 and 30 MB.  Some personal computers may have difficulty downloading these files due to their size.  Paper copies of any of the maps may be ordered. 

Large Paper Maps (30” x 40”): $55.00 (includes shipping and handling) Payment by check only.

Medium and Small Maps: No charge for most requests.  Multiple paper copies available by quote.

Custom Maps: Available by quote.

Electric Service Territories – Updated 2010
The map shows territories for major independently owned utilities (IOU), electric cooperatives, and municipal utilities.  The large map also includes county and township boundaries and major highways.

Small (8.5” x 11”)
Medium (11” x 17”)
Large (30”x 40”)

Electric Industry System – Updated 2011
This large map includes transmission lines (69 – 345 kV) color coded by voltage and type (single-circuit, double-circuit, underground, etc.), transmission substations, major power plants (greater than 9MW), showing generation capacity and symbolized by primary fuel type.

Large (30”x 40”)

Wisconsin Power Plants – updated 2011 (2009 production data)
Major power plants over 9MW are shown with name-plate capacities and primary fuel type.  The large map includes energy production charts based on the most recent analyzed data (2009).

Small (8.5” x 11”)
Medium (11” x 17”)
Large (30”x 40”)

For more information about Wisconsin energy system maps, GIS shapefiles, or databases contact:
Marilyn Weiss, Gas and Energy Division (608) 266-1613, e-mail: marilyn.weiss@wisconsin.gov