Editing Kiel, Wisconsin (section)

==Transportation==
[[Wisconsin Highway 67]] runs north/south at the extreme east edge of Kiel. Highways [[Wisconsin Highway 32|32]] and [[Wisconsin Highway 57|57]] run through downtown Kiel, entering the city from the north at the northwest corner of the city and enter from the east at the southeast corner of the city. [[Wisconsin Highway 149]] (now CTH XX east of Kiel) originally had its western terminus in Kiel. It later was extended west to [[Fond du Lac, Wisconsin|Fond du Lac]]. Many years later the original route from [[Cleveland, Manitowoc County, Wisconsin|Cleveland]] to Kiel was decommissioned and the eastern terminus of the highway was located in Kiel. The entire route was decommissioned in the 2000s.The [[Sheboygan River]] enters the city from the Kiel Marsh at the southwest edge of the city under a railroad trestle, meanders through downtown under a wooden footbridge and vehicular bridge, and exits the city in the east side of the city. The river is rarely used as a means of transportation, though it is used for recreational purposes, including canoeing and fishing in warm weather and, in the winter, ice skating and snowmobiling. There is a dam in downtown Kiel, another downstream in Rockville, and a third several miles downstream in [[Millhome, Wisconsin|Millhome]].

Kiel is served by the [[Wisconsin and Southern Railroad]]. Historically this line was built in 1872 by the [[Milwaukee Road]].