Town of Murry

Expansive Land. Remote Living. Northwoods Wisconsin.

Located in northwestern Rusk County and home to the unincorporated communities of Murry and Imalone, the Town of Murry spans over 62 square miles of largely undeveloped land. Its low population density and expansive rural character make it one of the more remote townships in Rusk County, offering a quiet, close-to-nature setting.

Why Murry?

Home to the Blue Hills and the Chippewa River access point at Imalone, Murry offers expansive land, historic ties to the Civilian Conservation Corps, and outstanding fishing and paddling opportunities in northwestern Rusk County.

The Blue Hills

Murry lies within the scenic Blue Hills region, known for its rugged terrain, remote lakes, and hiking opportunities including a segment of the Ice Age Trail.

Chippewa River Access

The community of Imalone serves as a key access point for canoeing and kayaking on the Chippewa River, with a public boat launch supporting popular paddling routes.

Premier Fishing Waters

Rusk County's more than 250 lakes and flowages, along with 140 miles of rivers and streams, offer musky, walleye, bass, and more just beyond Murry's borders.

CCC Camp Heritage

A Civilian Conservation Corps camp was established in the Blue Hills within the Town of Murry in 1933, reflecting a legacy of conservation and community resilience.

Expansive, Remote Land

Spanning over 62 square miles with low population density, Murry offers a wide-open, low-density rural setting for residents seeking space and solitude.

Connected to Rusk County

As part of Rusk County, Murry is linked to the county's broader network of communities, services, and recreational assets.

Community Profile

The following demographic information provides a snapshot of the Town of Murry using the 2024 American Community Survey (ACS) 5-Year Estimates. These statistics provide insight into the township's population, households, housing, income, and educational characteristics.

Population

206

Total Population

Estimated resident population.

60.2

Median Age

Median age of township residents.

3.3

People per Sq. Mile

Population density across the township's 61.8 square miles.

2.6

Persons per Household

Average number of people per household.

Income & Economy

$58,750

Median Household Income

Median annual household income.

$31,420

Per Capita Income

Income per resident.

17.6%

Poverty Rate

Residents living below the federal poverty line.

32.4 min

Mean Travel Time to Work

Average travel time to work for employed residents.

Housing & Education

132

Housing Units

Total residential housing units.

$198,200

Median Home Value

Median value of owner-occupied housing units.

97.6%

High School Graduate+

Residents age 25 and older with a high school diploma or higher.

10.3%

Bachelor's Degree+

Residents age 25 and older with a bachelor's degree or higher.

Data Source & Disclaimer

Community profile statistics are based on the 2024 American Community Survey (ACS) 5-Year Estimates provided by the U.S. Census Bureau and accessed through Census Reporter .

Census estimates are subject to sampling variability and may differ from other population or demographic data sources. Margins of error are provided where available. Because the Town of Murry has a relatively small population, some estimates may have substantial margins of error and should be interpreted with appropriate caution.

Information presented on this page is provided for general informational and economic development purposes and should not be considered an official statement of township statistics.

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