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City of New London: Water Utility

(920) 982-8516

Johnson La Crosse Water Co

(715) 344-7810

Junction City Water Department

(715) 457-2973

Mosinee Water Utility

(715) 693-2275

Stevens Point Water Office

(715) 345-5260

Water Works & Lighting Comm

(715) 423-6300

Waupaca Water Department

(715) 258-4422

Weston Water Department

(715) 359-2876

Wittenberg Municipal Water

(715) 253-2684

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Facts about Amherst Junction, WI:
Amherst Junction is a village in Portage County, Wisconsin, United States. The population was 305 at the 2000 census. Amherst Junction was created when the railroad first came through the county. It was a junction between two railroads: the Wisconsin Central and the Green Bay and Lake Pepin railroads. Until 1875, the community was referred to as Groversburg, presumably after the Grover family that held considerable property in the area. But when a post office was established in March 1875, it was called Amherst Junction. It wasn?t until 1911 that the village was incorporated. By 1914, the village had become an important buying and shipping center for Potatoes. many people traveling to the eastern and northeastern part of the county would detrain in Amherst Junction and hire a rig from a livery in the village to take them to their destination. The village at one time had 36 businesses which included: five taverns, two hotels, two grocery stores, dancehalls, depots, feed stores,...