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Hayward
Sawyer County,
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The Golf Capital of Wisconsin
Home of the World's Largest Muskie
The Wisconsin state capital is Madison.
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Zip Codes
54843
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Statistics & Facts
The population of Hayward is approximately 2,312 (2009).
The approximate number of families is 1,064 (2000).
The amount of land area in Hayward is 7.7 sq. kilometers.
The amount of land area in Hayward is 3.0 sq. miles.
The amount of surface water is 0.644 sq kilometers.
The distance from Hayward to Washington DC is 907 miles. The distance to the Wisconsin state capital is 228 miles. (as the crow flies)
Hayward is positioned 46.01 degrees north of the equator and 91.48 degrees west of the prime meridian.
Hayward elevation is 1,198 feet above sea level.
Hayward per capita income is $22,359 (2008).
Hayward median income is $34,986 (2008).
The Hayward median home price is $133,704 (2008).
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Location
Hayward location: in northern Wisconsin about 69 miles from Duluth, Minnesota. Other nearby communities include Little Round Lake, Stone Lake, Chief Lake, Reserve, Springbrook, Edgewater and Cable.
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Climate & Weather
The weather in Hayward is seasonal. Here is a current weather page for Hayward.
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History & History Related Items
Hayward history: This area was first settled in the late 1800’s though early Native Americans had lived in the area for centuries. The seemingly inexhaustible source of good timber was a large draw factor for the growth in the area. The founder of Hayward was Anthony Judson Hayward. The town was named for him. After visiting the area, he was impressed with the potential here for a lumber mill. The Namekagon River would make an ideal place for the timber storage and the forests all around would bring in the needed lumber. Added to the pluses was the fact that the railroad was coming. In fact, the rails arrived in 1881 and by a year later, several power dams were built along the river to power the mill that, in turn, produced the lumber to build the new larger mill. The new mill was built by June, 1883 and the new community of Hayward had stores, homes, businesses and, of course, the large, new mill. Sawyer County was created in 1883 and many roads were built in the area. Both events played a large part in the growth of the area. Though an important part of Hayward history, the mill did it’s part in the economy when it burned down on 11 May 1922. This marked a change for Hayward as from this time on, the economy emphasis moved from logging to tourism. The Hayward area was advertised in the state as the prime vacation area for visitors and residents alike. Here is a history page for the area.
The incorporation date of Hayward: 1915
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Attractions
Hayward attractions: Sawyer County Museum
Visit the Sawyer County Historical Museum each summer season from June to September or by special arrangement (weather permitting) in the spring and fall. The Sawyer County Fair
Held in August each year since 1908! There are many lakes in the area, including Court Oreilles, Grindstone, Windigo, and Round Lakes, which are known for their trophy-sized muskellunge ("muskie"), northern pike, walleye, and smallmouth bass. A prominent feature of Hayward is the 200 foot long statue of a Muskellunge. A person may climb up into the mouth of the fish and look out over the town The Musky Festival, held each year in June, the largest summer festival in the Northwoods. The National Fresh Water Fishing Hall of Fame
P.O. Box 690
10360 Hall of Fame Drive
Hayward, Wisconsin 54843
Phone (715) 634-4440 The Hayward Fall Festival held each year in September. The Chequamegon Fat Tire Festival
Fat Tire Racing and Fun since 1983
P.O. Box 267
Cable, WI 54821
Phone: 715-798-3595
In nearby Cable. The race begins in Hayward and then winds over trails, woodlands and roads for 40 miles and then finishes in Cable. Held each year in September. See photos of Hayward. The Lumberjack World Championships
held in July each year in Hayward
PO Box 666
Hayward, WI 54843
Phone: (715) 634-2484 Wilderness Walk Zoo and Recreation Park
35 acres of fun with wild animals, farm animals, a baby animal nursery, western town, more.
9503 N State Rd 27
Hayward, WI 54843
Phone: 715=634-2893 Learn more about Hayward at this informative site.
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