Sunrise and Sunset in Wisconsin, United States

Moon: 92.8%

↑ Sunrise and ↓ Sunset in Wisconsin (22 Locations)
Appleton	↑ 7:07 am	↓ 5:07 pm	Madison	↑ 7:09 am	↓ 5:14 pm	Spooner	↑ 7:25 am	↓ 5:18 pm
Eau Claire	↑ 7:21 am	↓ 5:18 pm	Manitowoc	↑ 7:04 am	↓ 5:05 pm	St. Croix Falls	↑ 7:27 am	↓ 5:22 pm
Green Bay	↑ 7:06 am	↓ 5:05 pm	Milwaukee	↑ 7:03 am	↓ 5:08 pm	Waukesha	↑ 7:04 am	↓ 5:09 pm
Hartford	↑ 7:05 am	↓ 5:09 pm	Minocqua	↑ 7:16 am	↓ 5:09 pm	Wausau	↑ 7:14 am	↓ 5:10 pm
Hudson	↑ 7:26 am	↓ 5:23 pm	Neenah	↑ 7:07 am	↓ 5:08 pm	West Allis	↑ 7:03 am	↓ 5:08 pm
Janesville	↑ 7:06 am	↓ 5:13 pm	Oshkosh	↑ 7:07 am	↓ 5:08 pm	West Bend	↑ 7:05 am	↓ 5:08 pm
Kenosha	↑ 7:01 am	↓ 5:08 pm	Racine	↑ 7:02 am	↓ 5:08 pm
La Crosse	↑ 7:18 am	↓ 5:20 pm	Sheboygan	↑ 7:03 am	↓ 5:06 pm

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