County
Gaylord boxes in St. Croix County, WI
Small counts for the interstate corridor. Delivery from the Minnesota side crosses the St. Croix, so say so on the request.
- ZIP codes
- 15
- Towns with a section or page
- 0
- Towns
- 1
- Main trades
- Offices and small shops
- ZIP codes
- 54017, 54013, 54002, 54016, 54022, 54025, 54023, 54028, 54007, 54015, 54027, 54005, 54082, 54026, 54749
St. Croix County is Wisconsin's side of the metro. Hudson, across the river on I-94, is its largest town, and its growth runs along the interstate corridor into Wisconsin.
St. Croix County is the one county on the desk outside Minnesota. Hudson sits across the river on the interstate, and a Wisconsin address on a request is a normal thing here. Put the state and the ZIP on the request so the delivery is planned across the river from the start.
St. Croix, WI County at a glance
St. Croix County's page gives 93,536 people at the 2020 census and 97,954 at the 2025 estimate over 736 square miles. The St. Croix River forms its western border with Minnesota, and Hudson is the county seat, with New Richmond, Glenwood City and River Falls the other cities named. Of those, River Falls is listed as mostly in neighbouring Pierce County. The county is 736 square miles of land and water together, and only 13 of those square miles are water.
Roads named are Interstate 94, U.S. 12 and 63, and Wisconsin 29, 35, 46, 64, 65, 128 and 170, and the page lists Canadian National and Union Pacific among its railroads.
Hudson's own page, the county seat, gives 14,755 people at the 2020 census, up 16.0 percent from 12,719 in 2010 and from 8,775 in 2000, with a median household income of $74,207 in the 2016 to 2020 survey. It says the lumber industry was the area's prime attraction, with sawmills across the St. Croix Valley, and it describes tourism and restaurants in the historic downtown on the St. Croix and hotels and businesses serving Interstate 94 traffic, and notes that the Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha Railway, formed in 1881, had its shops and headquarters in Hudson on a route that is now part of the Union Pacific. U.S. 12 once crossed the river there on a toll bridge removed when Interstate 94 was built; the old causeway is now a pedestrian walkway called The Dike.
Roads and rail
I-94 crosses the St. Croix River at Hudson, which makes the county the metro's Wisconsin gateway.
The St. Croix, WI ledger
| Town | Population | Main trade | First ZIPs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hudson | – | Industry named | 54016 |
Population: Census estimate, July 2024. Towns without a page are covered here.
The largest towns are Hudson.
Crossing the river
A delivery into Wisconsin crosses a state line and a river, and both can change a route. Check with us about the day, and give the dock hours on the request. A site that cannot take a trailer should say so; a van run is a different plan.
Questions, answered
Which St. Croix, WI County towns does this page cover?
None; St. Croix, WI is covered on this page.
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Sources and last reviewed
Facts on this page were last reviewed 2026-11-11.
- DEED Twin Cities Manufacturing Profile 2024: Minnesota DEED job counts by manufacturing sector for the Twin Cities metro in 2023.
- Minneapolis-Saint Paul (Wikipedia): Encyclopedia entry for the metro area, used for general facts.
- PaperIndex Academy: humidity and corrugated strength: How corrugated board loses compression strength as relative humidity climbs from 50% to 90%.
- CBRE: emerging industrial market, Minneapolis: Market research on the size of the Minneapolis industrial market.
- St. Croix County, Wisconsin (Wikipedia): Retrieved 2026-11-12.
- Hudson, Wisconsin (Wikipedia): Retrieved 2026-11-12.