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We serve our members and community by actively supporting and promoting business and community development by leading efforts to improve and promote quality of life and prosperity in the Platteville area. As you stroll through our historic Main Street area, we hope you will also stop at other gems Platteville has to offer along Business Highway 151. Visit the museums, pause at our Veterans Honor Roll Memorial in downtown City Park, and enjoy the accumulated heritage of Platteville’s historic traditions as one of the oldest mining towns in Wisconsin and the United States.
Our Mission
Pioneering efforts to support, enhance and promote regional business, tourism and an inclusive community.
Featured Events
11/20
2021
Platteville Hometown Christmas
This year, Platteville is "Celebrating the Sounds of the Season" and all that Platteville has to offer during the holidays. The Platteville Regional...
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2021
Jolly Jingle Shop Local
Shop local for your chance to win big this holiday season!To encourage shopping locally this holiday season, the Platteville Regional Chamber has...
Read More...12/01
2021
Residential Decorating Contest & Tour of Lights Map
The Residential Decorating Contest is open to any private residence with a Platteville, WI address. Participation is FREE! A panel of judges will...
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See MoreFeatured Attraction - The "M"
The world’s largest “M,” located on the Platte Mound four miles northeast of the city of Platteville, is an iconic symbol of the mining tradition and the history of the University of Wisconsin-Platteville.
The Platteville Mound is one mile long and approximately one-half mile wide, 150 feet high and 450 feet above the city at the summit of the hill. The “M” was built on the south side of the hill at a 45-degree gradient.
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