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Bannered Highways in Wisconsin are usually routes that travel through a city's center or around a city.
The following Bannered_highway exist or have existed in Wisconsin:
- Defunct routes are listed in italics.
- Routes are sorted by position along the main route, from south to north and west to east.
- Common banners are ALT (Alternate), BUS (Business), and BYP (Bypass).
[edit] State Maintained routes
- Business US 2 in Hurley, followed US 51 south to its junction with WIS 77, then turned east into Michigan. The one-block stretch of road from US 51 to the border now stands as a unmarked, undesignated state road. (Business US 2 still exists in Michigan)
- Business WIS 13 in Marshfield, follows former routing of highway through Marshfield on Central Ave.
[edit] Locally Maintained routes
- Business US 8 in Rhinelander, followed the former route of US 8 through Rhinelander. Signs depicting the route were removed in c.2004-2005 after WIS 17 was rerouted. The portion west of WIS 17 remains unsigned while the portion east of WIS 17 is signed as County P.
- Business US 10 in Niellsville
