Editing New Berlin, Wisconsin (section)

==Infrastructure==
The Utility Service Area is supplied with water from [[Lake Michigan]], which is purchased from the Milwaukee Water Works. In the eastern portion of the city, [[wastewater]] is returned to Lake Michigan via the [[Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District]] sewer system. The western portions of the city, outside of the Utility Service Area, use [[groundwater]]/private wells as their water supply source. Four municipal wells act in a reserve capacity. The groundwater acquired from these wells is found in two distinct shallow water bearing geologic formations, or [[aquifer]]s. The water from these aquifers is [[radium]] compliant.<ref name="ReferenceA"/>

New Berlin is located mainly north of [[Interstate 43]] on the latter's course from [[Beloit, Wisconsin|Beloit]] to Milwaukee and [[Green Bay, Wisconsin|Green Bay]], and south of [[Interstate 94 in Wisconsin|Interstate 94]] between Waukesha and Milwaukee. [[WIS 59]] runs through the northern border of the city as Greenfield Avenue. Other major roads include Moorland Road, and National Avenue (old [[WIS 15]]). The Union Pacific line between Milwaukee and Waukesha runs through New Berlin. The line once had passenger service until the 1950s and extended to Lancaster.