Missouri Counties

Ripley County sits in the southeast of Missouri. The county’s got it all. Rolling hills, pristine forests, and some of the clearest springs.

Saline County is in the middle of Missouri. It’s named after the salt springs that once drew Native Americans and early settlers to the area.

Nestled in northern Missouri, Schuyler County is small but mighty. It borders Iowa directly to the north. Lancaster is the county seat.

Scotland County sits in Missouri’s northeastern corner. It’s named after Scotland, but you won’t find any kilts or bagpipes here.

Scott County anchors Missouri’s southeastern boot heel. The Mississippi River forms its eastern border with Illinois.

Nestled in the heart of the Ozarks, Shannon County is a nature lover’s paradise. It’s home to some of Missouri’s most stunning landscapes.

Shelby County is tucked away in the northeastern part of Missouri. Rolling hills, vast fields, and friendly folks are what you’ll see here.

Just west of St. Louis, you’ll find St. Charles County. The Missouri River forms its southern border, carving out a beautiful landscape.

St. Clair County is tucked away in west-central Missouri. You’ll find it between Kansas City and the Lake of the Ozarks.

Deep in the heart of the Lead Belt, that’s where you’ll find St. Francois County. It’s in southeastern Missouri, south of St. Louis.

Nestled in eastern Missouri, St. Louis County wraps around the independent city of St. Louis like a horseshoe.

St. Louis Independent City stands separate from any county. From the iconic Gateway Arch to Forest Park, it’s a sightseeing behemoth city.

Ste. Genevieve County is tucked away in the eastern part of Missouri, right along the Mississippi River. It’s where history comes alive.

Stoddard County is down in the Bootheel region of Missouri. Dexter is the largest town. But Bloomfield is the county seat.

Stone County is nestled in the heart of the Ozarks. It’s tucked away in the southwestern part of Missouri, next to Arkansas.