Town of Brighton, Wisconsin
Town of Brighton is located in Kenosha County. About 1,422 people live here (as of 2020). Between 2010 and 2020, the population declined from 1,456 to 1,422. The region is at 239 meters above sea level. There are about 113 streets in Town of Brighton. The dialing code is 262. Town of Brighton is civil town in Kenosha County, Wisconsin. More information at www.brightonwi.com.
Town of Brighton – Facts
| Population | 1422 |
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| Area | 36 |
| Elevation | 239 m |
| Located in | Kenosha County |
| Country | United States |
| Official name | Brighton |
| Website | http://www.brightonwi.com/ |
Data source: Wikidata (CC0)
Streets in Town of Brighton, Wisconsin
Streets
52nd Street
Klondike
41st Street
296th Avenue
Happy Acres Road
224th Avenue
232nd Avenue
31st Street
2nd Place
248th Avenue
216th Avenue
Salem Road
308th Avenue
17th Street
Town Road
State Highway 142
18th Street
Vandenboom Road
49th Street
45th Street
301st Avenue
312th Avenue
280th Avenue
7th Street
288th Avenue
240th AvenueBrighton
State Highway 75
Becker Road
264th AvenueDiettrich Farm Horseback Riding School
247th Avenue
1st Street;County Line Road
South English Settlement Drive
100`s Loop Road
10`s Loop
Visitor Center Nature Trail (0.7 mi)Pet Picnic Area, Self-Serve Firewood, #68, #35
294th Avenue
Burlington Road
Vista Nature Trail (1.0 mi)
200`s Loop Road
Challenge Loop
Trailhead B
West Dump Station
East Dump Station
Group CampingBars
Buildings
Campgrounds
Cemeteries
Gardens
Golf courses
Nature reserves
Places of worship
Public restrooms
Ranger stations
Rv parks
School buildings
Shelters
Sports fields
Streams
Tourist information centers
Town halls
Waters
Zoos
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| Pedestrians prohibited |