Switzke Road

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Switzke Road (formerly Highway SS) is a rural 2-lane township road in Jefferson County, Wisconsin. Its southern terminus is Highway 18 and its northern terminus is Ebenezer Road. The length of the road is approx. 8.5 miles (13.5 km). Cross roads are from south to north: Marsh Road, Krenz Road, County B, I-94 (no interchange), Ranch Road, Staude Lane, Hillcrest Drive, and Emerald Drive.

Switzke Road is also crossed by the Glacial Drumlin Bicycle Trail, a former railroad track, and by the Johnson Creek.

It lies primarily in Farmington Township, with its southern end in Jefferson Township and its northern end in Watertown Township. The road runs north-south in a generally straight line, through a rolling hillside landscape.

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