The mark consists of The mark consists of a cupola inside a box that is partially open at the top which appears above the words "Walworth County" which appears above the word "Wisconsin." The cupola is made up of six pieces separated by horizontal lines. The horizontal lines are slightly curved. The center portion of the cupola has four windows, of which the outer two windows are split in half, vertically, and each of the four windows has a horizontal line across the center of the window. The roof of the cupola is split into three sections. Each roof section of the cupola has a vertical line in the center that does not touch the top or bottom portion of that section; the outer lines are angled; and the center line runs straight up and down. The top section of the cupola is a pointed spire that protrudes through the open space in the box. Below the box and cupola, the words "Walworth County" are centered and appear in all upper-case letters in Agenda font-bold. Below "Walworth County," the word "Wisconsin" appears in all upper-case letters in Agenda font-medium. The word "Wisconsin" is centered between two equal sized lines known as "design rulers." "Walworth County" and the design rulers with "Wisconsin" are even with each other on both sides.