Welcome to Lomira

A thriving Wisconsin village of 2,233 people, Lomira is located in the northeast corner of Dodge County. Lomira is a great place to visit and an excellent place to shop! Lomira area businesses offer a wide variety of quality products and services. Easy access from just about anywhere, Lomira is located on US Hwy 41 and State Hwys 49, 67 & 175. Lomira is also on the northern route, via Hwy 49, into the Horicon National Wildlife Refuge! You’re going to find what you like in Lomira!

Susie’s Home Cooking

Indians settled Lomira in 1840. In 1843 white settlers from New York and various European countries started arriving. Soon stagecoaches serviced Lomira using the historic Yellowstone Road, now Hwy 175. In 1871 the railroad arrived and spurred growth. Lomira was incorporated into a village in 1899 with a population of 433 and a size of 530 acres! Early businesses were a hotel, brewery, shoe factory, blacksmith shop, campground and a hat shop. Today light industry and a vibrant commercial community support a strong economy. Lomira continues to be strongly linked to a thriving agricultural economy. The Lomira area offers excellent wildlife opportunities for both sportsmen and conservationists!

History