US Counties

Murray County is out on the prairies of southwestern Minnesota. It’s a place where the sky feels bigger somehow. The land rolls gently.

he Minnesota River bends through the heart of Nicollet County, carving out a lush valley in south Minnesota. St. Peter is the county seat.

Nobles County sits in the southwestern corner of Minnesota, right along the Iowa border. I-90 cuts through the endless fields of agriculture.

Norman County is located up in the northwest corner of Minnesota. Farming is the lifeblood with fields of wheat, soybeans, and sugar beets

You might not have heard of Olmsted County, but chances are you know its biggest claim to fame: the Mayo Clinic.

Lakes, lakes, and more lakes. That’s what you’ll find in Otter Tail County, located in the heart of west-central Minnesota.

Pennington County sits quietly up in northwestern Minnesota. Unfortunately, it’s often overlooked by tourists. It’s beloved by its residents.

If you’re looking for a slice of Minnesota that’s all about forests, rivers, and small-towns, Pine County’s got you covered.

Pipestone County sits in the southwestern corner of Minnesota, right up against the South Dakota border. No lakes. No forests. Just prairie.

Polk County stretches across the Red River Valley in northwestern Minnesota, right up against North Dakota. It’s big sky country out here.

Pope County sits in the middle of western Minnesota, a place where lakes and farmland come together. Glenwood is the county seat.

Ramsey County is the smallest county in Minnesota by area, but don’t let that fool you. St. Paul, the state capital, calls this place home.

Red Lake County is one of the smallest in terms of population in Minnesota. It’s up in the northwest part of the state, close to North Dakota.

Redwood County is in the southwest part of the state in the prairies. Redwood Falls is the county seat, and has a waterfall right in town.

Renville County sits in the southwestern part of Minnesota, about two hours west of the Twin Cities. It’s farm country here.