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RL Location	My Location	Population	School(s)	Military Posts
1. NORTH MAGOOTZ
Region 1, AB	Example	82,627	North Magootz State
Region 2, AB	Example	169,729	North Magootz, Magootz Tech
Region 4, AB	Oyster Creek	9,573	Example
Region 5, AB	Example	55,078	Example
2. RED DEER
Region 19, AB	Wrightsville	120,380	Wright State
Region 18, AB	Cathedral City	14,488
Region 17, AB	Institute	61,590	Western Military College
Region 16, AB	Saint Hedwig	73,988	Red Deer
3. QUEENSLAND
Region 7, AB	Morgantown	41,574	Morgan State
Region 8, AB	West Liberty	209,395	West Liberty State
Region 10, AB	Liberty City	97,449	Liberty
Region 11, AB	Example	1,366,050	Qeensland, Queensland A & M
Region 13, AB	Salisbury	71,016	Salisbury State
Region 12, AB	Oxford	67,120	Queensland State
4. LIVONIA
Region 14, AB	Lewisburg	29,291	Davis & Lewis College
Region 15, AB	Albany	38,594	Albany
Region 9, AB	Example	20,869
Region 6, AB	Example	1,498,778	Livonia State
Region 3, AB	Example	38,956
5. NORTHLAND
Region 18, SK	Example	36,557
Region 17, SK	Example	44,180	Northland Christian
Region 16, SK	Example	37,845
Region 15, SK	Example	83,725	Northland State, Northland A & M
Region 14, SK	Example	37,195
6. NORTH COLUMBIA		ALL SK
Region 13	Fullerton	23,089	North Columbia-Fullerton
Region 12	Example	23,228	Example
Region 8	Kingsville	29,962	North Columbia-Kingsville
Region 4	Example	10,879	Example
Region 7	Example	46,648	North Columbia
Region 3	Example	12,691	Example
7. WEST YORK		ALL SK
Region 11	Example	271,170	Example
Region 10	Example	17,546	Example
Region 6	Example	237,746	West York
Region 2	Example	22,266	Example
Region 1	Example	31,333	Example
Region 9	Example	35,314	Example
Region 5	Example	32,007	Example
8. WASHINGTON		ALL MB
Central Plains (8-10)	Example	48,289	Example
Eastman (1-2, 12)	Example	104,535	Washington State
Interlake (13-14, 18)	Example	91,743	Example
Northern (19, 21-23)	Example	88,146	Northern Washington
Parkland (16-17, 20)	Example	42,088	Example
Pembina Valley (3-4)	Example	52,126	Southern Washington
Westman (5-7, 15)	Example	108,868	Washington
Capital Region (11)	Example	636,137
9. SOUTH HAMPSHIRE		ALL NE
Box Butte County	Example	11,305	Example
Deuel County	Example	1,937	Example
Scoots Bluff County	Saltville	36,848	South Hampshire, Saltville State
Cheyenne County	Example	10,091	Hampshire State
Sioux County	Example	1,475	Example
Banner, Kimball County	Example	4,461	Example
Dawes County	Example	9,088	Example
Sheridan County	Example	5,251	Example
Morrill, Garden County	Example	6,810	Example
10. SOUTH COLUMBIA
Holt County, NE	Example	10,449	South Columbia
Cherry County, NE	Example	5,788	Example
Grant, Hooker County, NE	Example	1,371	Example
Thomas County, NE	Example	699	Example
Keya Paha, Brown, Rock County, NE	Example	5,127	Example
Blaine, Loup County, NE	Example	1,058	Example
Garfield, Wheeler County, NE	Example	2,794	Example
Boyd County, NE	Example	2,032	Example
11. SOUTH MAGOOTZ
Red Willow County, NE	Example	11,006	Example
Lincoln County, NE	Lincoln	36,051	Lincoln, South Magootz
Dundy, Chase County, NE	Example	5,981	Example
Hayes Hitchcock County, NE	Example	3,848	Example
Frontier County, NE	Example	2,709	Example
Perkins, Keith County, NE	Example	11,051	South Magootz State
Arthur, McPherson County, NE	Example	984	Example
Logan County, NE	Example	763	Example
12. EAGLETON
Washington County, NE	Example	20,223	Example
Platte County, NE	Example	32,505	Example
Dakota County, NE	Example	20,947	Example
Madison County, NE	Example	35,278	Eagleton
Boone County, NE	Example	5,505	Example
Burt, Thurston County, NE	Example	13,469	Example
Cuming, Stanton County, NE	Example	15,129	Example
Wayne County, NE	Example	9,411	Example
Dixon, Cedar County, NE	Example	14,562	Northern Eagleton
Dodge County, NE	Example	36,515	Southern Eagleton State
Colfax County, NE	Example	10,425	Example
Knox County, NE	Example	8,565	Example
Antelope, Pierce County, NE	Example	13,966	Example
13. DINAGAT
Bennett County, SD	Example	3,431	Example
Custer County, SD	Example	8,216	Example
Fall River County, SD	Example	7,094	Example
Gregory County, SD	Example	4,271	Southern Dinagat State
Haakon County, SD	Example	1,937	Example
Jackson County, SD	Example	3,031	Example
Tripp County, SD	Example	5,644	Example
Todd County, SD	Example	9,612	Example
Stanley County, SD	Example	2,966	Example
Pennington County, SD	Summersville	100,948	Northern Dinagat State, Air force
Oglala Lakota County, SD	Example	13,586	Example
Jones County, SD	Example	1,006	Example
Lyman County, SD	Example	3,755	Example
Mellette County, SD	Example	2,048	Example
14. SPOKANIA
Butte County, SD	Example	10,110	Example
Corson County, SD	Example	4,050	Example
Dewey County, SD	Example	5,301	Example
Harding County, SD	Example	1,255	Example
Lawrence County, SD	Spokane	24,097	Spokane
Meade County, SD	Example	25,434	Spokania State
Perkins County, SD	Example	2,982	Example
Ziebach County, SD	Example	2,801	Example
15. RIVERTON
Richardson, Nemaha, Johnson, Pawnee County, NE	Example	23,135	Example
Gage County, NE	Example	21,864	Example
Lancaster County, NE	Lancaster	297,036	Riverton Tech
Cass County, NE	Example	25,357	Example
Otoe County, NE	Example	15,752	Example
Douglas County, NE	Charlestown	537,256	Riverton, Charlestown State
Sarpy County, NE	Bridgewater	169,331	Bridgewater State
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Hamilton County, NE	Example	9,112	Example
Jefferson County, NE	Example	7,560	Example
Polk County, NE	Example	5,275	Example
Thayer County, NE	Example	5,189	Example
Saunders County, NE		20,929
York County, NE		13,883
Seward County, NE		17,089
Fillmore County, NE		5,698
Saline County, NE		14,416
Nance, Merrick County, NE		11,425
Butler County, NE	Butler	8,312	Butler
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Dunn County, ND	Example	3,536	Example
Golden Valley County, ND	Example	1,680	Example
Adams County, ND	Example	2,343	Example
Billings County, ND	Example	783	Example
Bowman County, ND	Example	3,151	Example
Grant County, ND	Example	2,394	Example
Hettinger County, ND	Example	2,477	Example
McKenzie County, ND	Example	6,360	Example
Mercer County, ND	Mercer	8,424	Example
Morton County, ND	Example	27,471	Example
Oliver County, ND	Mount Oliver	1,846	Example
Sioux County, ND	Example	4,153	Example
Slope County, ND	Barr Slope	727	Example
Stark County, ND	Starkville	24,199
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Burke County, ND	Example	1,968	Example
Burleigh County, ND	Example	81,308	Example
Divide County, ND	Example	2,071	Example
Eddy County, ND	Example	2,385	Example
Emmons County, ND	Example	3,550	Example
Foster County, ND	Example	3,343	Example
Kidder County, ND	Example	2,435	Example
Pierce County, ND	Example	4,357	Example
Renville County, ND	Example	2,470	Example
Rolette County, ND	Example	13,937	Example
Logan County, ND	Logan	1,990	Example
McHenry County, ND	Example	5,395	Example
McIntosh County, ND	Example	2,809	Example
McLean County, ND	Example	8,962	Example
Mountrail County, ND	Example	7,673	Example
Ward County, ND	Example	61,675	Example
Wells County, ND	Wellsburg	4,207	Example
Williams County, ND	Williamsburg	22,398	Williams College
Benson County, ND	Example	6,660	Example
Bottineau County, ND	Example	6,429	Example
Sheridan County, ND	Example	1,321	Example
Towner County, ND	Example	2,246	Example
19. MIDLANDS
LaMoure County, ND	Example	4,139	Example
Dickey County, ND	Example	5,289	Example
Griggs County, ND	Example	2,420	Example
Barnes County, ND	Barnettsville	11,066
Cass County, ND	149,778	Carlisle	Midlands
Cavalier County, ND	Example	3,993	Example
Grand Forks County, ND	Example	66,861	Midlands Tech
Nelson County, ND		3,126
Pembina County, ND		7,413
Ramsey County, ND		11,451
Ransom County, ND		5,457
Richland County, ND	Richland	16,321
Sargent County, ND		3,829
Steele County, ND	Steelton	1,975
Stutsman County, ND		21,100
Traill County, ND		8,121
Walsh County, ND		11,119
20. NEWCASTLE
Hastings, ON	Hastings	134,934
Frontenac, ON	Keller	149,738	Northwestern State
Toronto, ON	Saint Catherine	2,615,060	Saint Catherine State, Queen's College
Peel, ON	Zanesville	1,296,814	Lake Erie College
York, ON	Port Erie	1,032,524	Saint Lawrence
Ottawa, ON	Trois-Rivieres	883,391	Trois-Rivieres, Newcastle
Durham, ON		608,124
Simcoe, ON		446,063
Peterborough, ON	Parker	134,933
Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry, ON	Fair Haven	111,164	Fair Haven State
Prescott and Russell, ON	Bradbury	85,381	Example
Leeds and Greenville, ON	Fairwood	99,306
Northumberland, ON		82,126	Example
Kawartha Lakes, ON	Westminster	73,214	Westminster College
Lanark, ON	Belmont	65,667	Belmont
Dufferin, ON	Greenville	56,881
Lennox and Adington, ON	Anderson	41,824
Prince Edward, ON	Green Bluff	25,258
21. WEST ONTARIO
Renfrew, ON	Canterwood	101,326
Nipissing, ON		84,736
Muskoka, ON	Aberdeen Gardens	58,047	Aberdeen
Parry Sound, ON	Normandy Park	42,162	Western Ontario
Haliburton, ON	Edgewood	17,026
22. ALGOMA
Greater Sudbury, ON	Cascade	160,274	Algoma
Thunder Bay, ON	Clarksburg	146,057	Algoma Tech, Lake Superior State
Algoma, ON	Dryden	115,870
Cochrane, ON	West Grimsby	81,122
Kenora, ON	West Kenmore	57,607	Algoma Tech, Western Algoma
Timiskaming, ON	Agate	32,634
Sudbury, ON	Salmon Creek	21,196
Rainy River, ON	Rainy River	20,370		Fort Algoma
Manitoulin, ON	Maple Falls	13,048
23. WINDSOR
Oxford, ON	Davenport	105,719
Lambton, ON	Marysville	126,199
Wellington, ON	Porter	208,360	Windsor A & M
Essex, ON	Alexandria	388,782
Middlesex, ON	Highland Heights	439,151
Halton, ON	Milford	501,669	East Detroit
Waterloo, ON	Malden	507,096	Windsor
Chatham-Kent, ON	Apollo	103,671
Grey, ON	Outlook	92,568
Elgin, ON	Madison	87,461	Windsor-Madison
Perth, ON	Endicott	75,112	Endicott College
Bruce, ON	Kenmore	66,102
Huron, ON	Mill Creek	59,100
24. EAST ONTARIO
Hamilton, ON	Hogan's Corner	519,949	Eastern Ontario
Niagara, ON	Ashland	431,346	Ashland
Brant, ON	Cascade Valley	136,035
Norfolk, ON	Maple Valley	63,175
Haldimand, ON	Bridgeport	44,876
25. NORTH ROYALTON
Lanaudiere and Laurentides, PQ	Laurenderry	1,031,448
Outaouais and Abitibi-Temiscaminque, PQ	Le Mars	514,861
Nord-du-Quebec, PQ	Nord-du-Montreal	42,579
Sauguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean and Cote-Nord, PQ	Northlake	369,646
Capitale-Nationale and Mauricie, PQ	French River	964,219
Chaudière-Appalaches, Bas-Saint-Lauernt and Gaspésie-Iles-de-la-Madeline, PQ		704,885
Estrie, Monteregie and Centre-du-Quebec, PQ	Central City	1,987,329	North Royalton State
Montreal and Laval, PQ	Montreal	2,288,034	Montreal, Montreal State
Newfoundland and Labrador	New Labrador	514,536	Atlantic Christian
26.		NE
Adams County NE	Adamsburg	31,610	Adams State
Hall County, NE		60,720
Custer County, NE	Example	10,792	Example
Buffalo County, NE	Buffalo	47,893	Buffalo
Valley, Greeley, Sherman, Howard County, NE	Example	16,188	Example
Dawson County, NE	Dawson Creek	24,207	Example
Franklin County, NE	Example	3,085	Example
Furnas, Gosper County, NE	Example	6,837	Example
Phelps, Harlan County, NE	Example	12,726	Example
Kearney County, NE	Example	6,548	Example
Clay County, NE	Claysburg	6,392	Example
Webster, Nuckolls County, NE	Webster Springs	8,101	Example
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Aurora County, SD	Aurora	2,710	Example
Bon Homme County, SD	Example	7,070	Example
Brule County, SD	Example	5,255	Example
Buffalo County, SD	Example	1,912	Example
Charles Mix County, SD	Example	9,129	Example
Clay County, SD	Example	13,864	Example
Davison County, SD	Example	19,504	Example
Douglas County, SD	Example	3,002	Example
Hanson County, SD	Example	3,331	Example
Hutchinson County, SD	Example	7,343	Example
Lincoln County, SD	Example	44,828	Example
Lake County, SD	Example	11,200	Example
Sanborn County, SD	Example	2,355	Example
Union County, SD	Uniontown	14,399	Union College
Yankton County, SD	Example	22,438	Example
Turner County, SD	Example	8,347	Example
Moody County, SD	Example	6,486	Example
Jerauld County, SD	Example	2,070	Example
McCook County, SD	Example	5,618	Example
Miner County, SD	Minersville	2,389	Example
Minnehaha County, SD	Example	169,468	Example
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Grant County, SD	Example	7,356	Example
Hamlin County, SD	Example	5,903	Example
Hand County, SD	Left Hand	3,431	Example
Hughes County, SD	Hughesville	17,022	Example
Hyde County, SD	Hyde	1,420	Example
Kingsbury County, SD	Example	5,148	Example
Marshall County, SD	Example	4,656	Example
Faulk County, SD	Example	2,364	Example
Edmunds County, SD	Example	4,071	Example
Deuel County, SD	Example	4,364	Example
Day County, SD	Example	5,710	Example
Codington County, SD	Example	27,227	Example
Clark County, SD	Clarksville	3,691	Example
Campbell County, SD	Example	1,466	Example
Brown County, SD	Example	36,531	Brown
Brookings County, SD	Example	31,965	Example
Beadle County, SD	Example	17,398	Example
McPherson County, SD	Example	2,459	Example
Walworth County, SD	Example	5,438	Example
Sully County, SD	Example	1,373	Example
Potter County, SD	Example	2,329	Example
Roberts County, SD	Example	10,149	Example
Spink County, SD	Example	6,451	Example
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Kossuth County, IA	Example	15,543	Example
Winnebago County, IA	Example	10,866	Example
Palo Alto County, IA	Example	9,421	Example
Hancock County, IA	Example	11,341	Example
Pocahontas County, IA	Poca	7,310	Example
Humboldt County, IA	Example	9,815	Example
Wright County, IA	Example	13,229	Example
Emmet County, IA	Example	10,302	Example
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Lyon County, IA	Example	11,581	Example
Osceola County, IA	Osceola Mills	6,462	Example
Dickinson County, IA	Example	16,667	Example
Sioux County, IA	Example	33,704	Example
O'Brien County, IA	Example	14,398	Example
Clay County, IA	Claysville	16,667	Example
Plymouth County, IA	Example	24,986	Example
Cherokee County, IA	Example	12,072	Example
Buena Vista County, IA	Example	20,260	Example
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Mahaska County, IA	Example	22,381	Example
Keokuk County, IA	Example	10,511	Example
Wapello County, IA	Example	35,625	Example
Jefferson County, IA	Jefferson City	16,843	Example
Henry County, IA	Example	20,145	Example
Des Moines County, IA	Example	40,325	Example
Davis County, IA	Example	8,753	Example
Van Buren County, IA	Example	7,570	Example
Lee County, IA	Example	35,862	Example
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Winneshiek County, IA	Example	21,056	Example
Allamakee County, IA	Example	14,330	Example
Fayette County, IA	Fayetteville	20,880	Example
Clayton County, IA	Example	18,129	Example
Buchanan County, IA	Example	20,958	Example
Delaware County, IA	Example	17,764	Example
Dubuque County, IA	Example	93,653	Example
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Woodbury County, IA	Example	102,172	Example
Ida County, IA	Example	7,089	Example
Sac County, IA	Sacramento	10,350	Example
Monona County, IA	Example	9,243	Example
Crawford County, IA	Example	17,096	Example
Carroll County, IA	Carrolltown	20,816	John Carroll
Harrison County, IA	Example	14,928	Example
Shelby County, IA	Example	12,167	Example
Audubon County, IA	Example	6,119	Example
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Grundy County, IA	Example	12,453	Example
Black Hawk County, IA	Example	131,090	Example
Tama County, IA	Example	17,767	Example
Marshall County, IA	Example	40,648	Example
Hardin County, IA	Example	17,534	Example
Benton County, IA	Bentonville	26,076	Example
Powesheik County, IA	Example	18,914	Example
Iowa County, IA	Example	16,355	Example
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Madison County, IA	Example	15,679	Example
Warren County, IA	Warrensville	46,225	Example
Marion County, IA	Example	33,309	Example
Clarke County, IA	Example	9,286	Example
Lucas County, IA	Example	8,898	Example
Monroe County, IA	Monroeville	7,970	Example
Decatur County, IA	Example	8,457	Example
Wayne County, IA	Waynesburg	46,225	Wayne State
Appanoose County, IA	Example	12,884	Example
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Pottawattamie County, IA	Example	93,158	Example
Cass County, IA	Example	13,956	Example
Adair County, IA	Example	7,682	Example
Mills County, IA	Example	15,059	Example
Montgomery County, IA	Example	10,740	Example
Adams County, IA	Example	4,029	Example
Union County, IA	Example	12,534	Example
Fremont County, IA	Example	7,441	Example
Page County, IA	Example	15,932	Example
Taylor County, IA	Taylorsville	6,317	Example
Ringgold County, IA	Example	5,131	Example
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Calhoun County, IA	Example	9,670	Example
Webster County, IA	Example	38,013	Example
Hamilton County, IA	Example	15,673	Example
Boone County, IA	Example	26,306	Example
Guthrie County, IA	Example	10,954	Example
Dallas County, IA	Dallastown	66,135	Example
Greene County, IA	Greenville	9,336	Example
Story County, IA	Example	89,542	Example
Polk County, IA	Example	430,640	Example
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Worth County, IA	Example	7,598	Example
Mitchell County, IA	Example	10,776	Example
Howard County, IA	Example	9,566	Example
Cerro Gordo County, IA	Example	44,151	Example
Floyd County, IA	Example	16,303	Example
Chickasaw County, IA	Example	12,439	Example
Franklin County, IA	Example	10,680	Example
Butler County, IA	Example	14,867	Example
Bremer County, IA	Bremerton	24,276	Example
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Johnson County, IA	Johnstown	130,882	Example
Clinton County, IA	Example	49,116	Example
Muscatine County, IA	Example	42,745	Example
Scott County, IA	Scottsdale	165,224	Example
Louisa County, IA	Example	11,387	Example
Washington County, IA	Example	21,704	Example
Cedar County, IA	Example	18,499	Example
Jackson County, IA	Jacksonville	19,848	Jacksonville State
Jones County, IA	Example	20,638	Example
Linn County, IA	Example	211,226	Example
40. CAPERTON
Lake County, MN	Westernport	10,866
Cook County, MN	Cookport	5,176	Example
Saint Louis County, MN	Lakeview	200,226	Lakeview, Lake Shore State
Carlton County, MN	Collegeville	35,386	Example
Aitkin County, MN	Example	16,202	Example
Itasca County, MN	Example	45,058	Example
Koochiching County, MN	Example	13,311	Example
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Anoka County 003 330,844 Becker County 005 32,504 Beltrami County 007 44,442 Benton County 009 Foley 1849 One of nine original counties; formed from residual St. Croix County, Wisconsin Territory. Thomas Hart Benton (1782–1858), former United States Senator from Missouri (1821-1851) 38,451 408.28 sq mi (1,057 km2) State map highlighting Benton County Big Stone County 011 Ortonville 1862 Pierce County Big Stone Lake, a lake located in the county 5,269 496.95 sq mi (1,287 km2) State map highlighting Big Stone County Blue Earth County 013 Mankato 1853 Unorganized Territory, Dakota County Blue Earth River, a river that flows through Minnesota 64,013 752.36 sq mi (1,949 km2) State map highlighting Blue Earth County Brown County 015 New Ulm 1855 Blue Earth County Joseph Renshaw Brown (1805-1870), member of Minnesota territorial legislature (1854-55) and prominent pioneer 25,893 610.86 sq mi (1,582 km2) State map highlighting Brown County Carver County 019 Chaska 1855 Hennepin County, Sibley County Jonathan Carver (1710–1790), early explorer and cartographer of the Mississippi river. 91,042 357.04 sq mi (925 km2) State map highlighting Carver County

Cass County 021 Walker 1851 Dakota County, Pembina County, Mankahto County, Wahnata County Lewis Cass (1782–1866), senator from Michigan (1845–1857) and United States Secretary of State (1831–1836) 28,567 2,017.60 sq mi (5,226 km2) State map highlighting Cass County Chippewa County 023 Montevideo 1870 Pierce County, Davis County Chippewa River, a river that flows through Minnesota 12,441 582.80 sq mi (1,509 km2) State map highlighting Chippewa County Chisago County 025 Center City 1851 Washington County, Ramsey County Chisago Lake, a lake located in the county 53,887 417.63 sq mi (1,082 km2) State map highlighting Chisago County Clay County 027 Moorhead 1862 Pembina County Henry Clay (1777-1852), Kentucky statesman and ninth secretary of state of the United States (1825–1829) 58,999 1,045.24 sq mi (2,707 km2) State map highlighting Clay County Clearwater County 029 Bagley 1902 Beltrami County Clearwater River and lake, both features located in the state 8,695 994.71 sq mi (2,576 km2) State map highlighting Clearwater County Cottonwood County 033 Windom 1857 Brown County Cottonwood River 11,687 639.99 sq mi (1,658 km2) State map highlighting Cottonwood County Crow Wing County 035 Brainerd 1857 Ramsey County Crow Wing River 62,500 996.57 sq mi (2,581 km2) State map highlighting Crow Wing County Dakota County 037 Hastings 1849 One of nine original counties. From the Dakota language, after a local tribe Dakota, meaning "Allies" 398,552 569.58 sq mi (1,475 km2) State map highlighting Dakota County Dodge County 039 Mantorville 1855 Rice County, Unorganized Territory Henry Dodge (1782–1867), twice governor of Wisconsin.[9] 20,087 439.50 sq mi (1,138 km2) State map highlighting Dodge County Douglas County 041 Alexandria 1858 Cass County, Pembina County Stephen Arnold Douglas (1813-1861), former United States Senator from Illinois (1847-1861) 36,009 634.32 sq mi (1,643 km2) State map highlighting Douglas County Faribault County 043 Blue Earth 1855 Blue Earth County Jean-Baptiste Faribault (1775-1860), early settler and fur trader 14,553 713.63 sq mi (1,848 km2) State map highlighting Faribault County Fi-llmore County 045 Preston 1853 Wabasha County Millard Fillmore (1800-1874), thirteenth president of the United States (1850-1853) 20,866 861.25 sq mi (2,231 km2) State map highlighting Fillmore County Freeborn County 047 Albert Lea 1855 Blue Earth County, Rice County William S. Freeborn (1816-1900), member of the Territorial Legislature 31,255 707.64 sq mi (1,833 km2) State map highlighting Freeborn County Goodhue County 049 Red Wing 1853 Wabasha County, Dakota County James Madison Goodhue, the first newspaper editor in Minnesota.[10] 46,183 758.27 sq mi (1,964 km2) State map highlighting Goodhue County Grant County 051 Elbow Lake 1868 Stevens County, Wilkin County, Traverse County Ulysses S. Grant (1822-1885), eighteenth president of the United States (1869-1877) 6,018 546.41 sq mi (1,415 km2) State map highlighting Grant County Hennepin County 053 Minneapolis 1852 Dakota County Father Louis Hennepin (1626-1705), early explorer of the Twin Cities area in the 17th Century 1,152,425 556.62 sq mi (1,442 km2) State map highlighting Hennepin County Houston County 055 Caledonia 1854 Fillmore County Sam Houston (1793–1863), the second and fourth president of the Republic of Texas and seventh governor of Texas 19,027 558.41 sq mi (1,446 km2) State map highlighting Houston County Hubbard County 057 Park Rapids 1883 Cass County Lucius Frederick Hubbard (1836-1913), ninth governor of Minnesota (1882-1887) 20,428 922.46 sq mi (2,389 km2) State map highlighting Hubbard County Isanti County 059 Cambridge 1857 Ramsey County Division of the Dakotas called the Izatys, meaning [those that] dwell at Knife Lake, after where they resided. 37,816 439.07 sq mi (1,137 km2) State map highlighting Isanti County

Jackson County 063 Jackson 1857 Brown County Henry Jackson, member of the first territorial legislature and the first merchant in St. Paul 10,266 701.69 sq mi (1,817 km2) State map highlighting Jackson County Kanabec County 065 Mora 1858 Pine County From the Ojibwe language Kan-a-bec-o-si-pi (Ginebigo-ziibi), meaning Snake River, which flows through the county 16,239 524.93 sq mi (1,360 km2) State map highlighting Kanabec County Kandiyohi County 067 Willmar 1858 Meeker County, Renville County, Pierce County, Davis County, Stearns County From the Sioux language for "buffalo fish" 42,239 796.06 sq mi (2,062 km2) State map highlighting Kandiyohi County Kittson County 069 Hallock 1879 Pembina County Norman Kittson (1814-1888), businessman and mayor of Saint Paul (1858-1859) 4,552 1,097.08 sq mi (2,841 km2) State map highlighting Kittson County Lac qui Parle County 073 Madison 1871 Redwood County French phrase meaning "lake which talks". 7,259 764.87 sq mi (1,981 km2) State map highlighting Lac qui Parle County Lake of the Woods County 077 Baudette 1923 Beltrami County Lake of the Woods, a lake located within the county. 4,045 1,296.70 sq mi (3,358 km2) State map highlighting Lake of the Woods County Le Sueur County 079 Le Center 1853 Dakota County Pierre-Charles Le Sueur (1657-1704), fur trader and early explorer of the Minnesota River Valley 27,703 448.50 sq mi (1,162 km2) State map highlighting Le Sueur County Lincoln County 081 Ivanhoe 1873 Lyon County Abraham Lincoln (1809-1865), sixteenth president of the United States (1861-1865) 5,896 537.03 sq mi (1,391 km2) State map highlighting Lincoln County Lyon County 083 Marshall 1871 Redwood County Nathaniel Lyon (1818–1861), United States Army general killed during the Civil War 25,857 714.17 sq mi (1,850 km2) State map highlighting Lyon County McLeod County 085 Glencoe 1856 Carver County, Sibley County Martin McLeod early pioneer and member of the territorial legislature (1849–1856) 36,651 491.91 sq mi (1,274 km2) State map highlighting McLeod County Mahnomen County 087 Mahnomen 1906 Norman County Ojibwa word meaning "wild rice". 5,413 556.14 sq mi (1,440 km2) State map highlighting Mahnomen County Marshall County 089 Warren 1879 Kittson County William Rainey Marshall (1825-1896), fifth governor of Minnesota (1866-1870) 9,439 1,772.24 sq mi (4,590 km2) State map highlighting Marshall County Martin County 091 Fairmont 1857 Faribault County, Brown County Morgan Lewis Martin (1805-1887), delegate to Congress from Wisconsin Territory 20,840 709.34 sq mi (1,837 km2) State map highlighting Martin County Meeker County 093 Litchfield 1856 Davis County Bradley B. Meeker (1813–1873), Associate Justice of the Minnesota Territorial Supreme Court (1849–1853) 23,300 608.54 sq mi (1,576 km2) State map highlighting Meeker County Mille Lacs County 095 Milaca 1857 Ramsey County Mille Lacs Lake, a lake located within the county. 26,097 574.47 sq mi (1,488 km2) State map highlighting Mille Lacs County Morrison County 097 Little Falls 1856 Benton County William & Allan Morrison, fur trading brothers[11] 33,198 1,124.50 sq mi (2,912 km2) State map highlighting Morrison County Mower County 099 Austin 1855 Rice County John Edward Mower (1815–1879), member of the Minnesota territorial legislature in the 1850s 39,163 711.50 sq mi (1,843 km2) State map highlighting Mower County

Murray County 101 Slayton 1857 Brown County William Pitt Murray (1825–1910), Minnesota statesman and member of the territorial legislature (1852–1855) and 1857 8,725 704.43 sq mi (1,824 km2) State map highlighting Murray County Nicollet County 103 St. Peter 1853 Dakota County Joseph Nicolas Nicollet (1786–1843), early explore and cartographer of the Upper Mississippi River 32,727 452.29 sq mi (1,171 km2) State map highlighting Nicollet County Nobles County 105 Worthington 1857 Brown County William H. Nobles, member of the Minnesota territorial legislature in 1854 and 1856 21,378 715.39 sq mi (1,853 km2) State map highlighting Nobles County Norman County 107 Ada 1881 Polk County Early Norwegian, also known as Norman, settlers. 6,852 876.27 sq mi (2,270 km2) State map highlighting Norman County Olmsted County 109 Rochester 1855 Fillmore County, Wabasha County, Rice County David Olmsted, first mayor of Saint Paul and member of territorial legislature (1849-1850) 144,248 653.01 sq mi (1,691 km2) State map highlighting Olmsted County Otter Tail County 111 Fergus Falls 1858 Pembina County, Cass County Otter Tail Lake, a lake located within the county 57,303 1,979.71 sq mi (5,127 km2) State map highlighting Otter Tail County Pennington County 113 Thief River Falls 1910 Red Lake County Edmund Pennington (b. 1848), executive of the Minneapolis, St. Paul and Sault Ste. Marie Railroad 13,930 616.54 sq mi (1,597 km2) State map highlighting Pennington County Pine County 115 Pine City 1856 Chisago County, Ramsey County Giant forests of Eastern White Pine and Red Pine that flourish in the county 29,750 1,411.04 sq mi (3,655 km2) State map highlighting Pine County Pipestone County 117 Pipestone 1857 Brown County Name of a sacred Dakota quarry of red pipestone found in the county 9,596 465.89 sq mi (1,207 km2) State map highlighting Pipestone County Polk County 119 Crookston 1858 Pembina County James K. Polk (1795-1849), eleventh president of the United States (1845-1849) 31,600 1,970.37 sq mi (5,103 km2) State map highlighting Polk County

Pope County 121 Glenwood 1862 Pierce County, Cass County, Unorganized Territory John Pope (1822–1892), United States Army general during the Dakota War of 1862 10,995 670.14 sq mi (1,736 km2) State map highlighting Pope County Ramsey County 123 Saint Paul 1849 One of nine original counties; formed from residual St. Croix County, Wisconsin Territory. Alexander Ramsey (1815-1903), second governor of Minnesota (1860-1863) 508,640 155.78 sq mi (403 km2) State map highlighting Ramsey County Red Lake County 125 Red Lake Falls 1896 Polk County Red Lake River, a river that flows through Minnesota. 4,089 432.43 sq mi (1,120 km2) State map highlighting Red Lake County Redwood County 127 Redwood Falls 1862 Brown County Redwood River, a river that flows through Minnesota. 16,059 879.73 sq mi (2,278 km2) State map highlighting Redwood County Renville County 129 Olivia 1855 Nicollet County, Pierce County, Sibley County Joseph Renville (1779-1846), interpreter for early explorations of the Louisiana Purchase 15,730 982.92 sq mi (2,546 km2) State map highlighting Renville County Rice County 131 Faribault 1853 Dakota County, Wabasha County Henry Mower Rice (1816-1894), former United States Senator from Minnesota (1858-1863) 64,142 497.57 sq mi (1,289 km2) State map highlighting Rice County Rock County 133 Luverne 1857 Brown County Large rocky plateau located within the county, known as "the mound." 9,687 482.61 sq mi (1,250 km2) State map highlighting Rock County Roseau County 135 Roseau 1894 Kittson County, Beltrami County Roseau River and Roseau Lake, both of which are located nearby 15,629 1,662.51 sq mi (4,306 km2) State map highlighting Roseau County Scott County 139 Shakopee 1853 Dakota County Winfield Scott (1786–1866), United States Army general who served from (1808–1861) 129,928 356.68 sq mi (924 km2) State map highlighting Scott County Sherburne County 141 Elk River 1856 Benton County Moses Sherburne (1813–1873), Associate Justice of the Minnesota Territorial Supreme Court (1853-1857) 88,499 436.30 sq mi (1,130 km2) State map highlighting Sherburne County Sibley County 143 Gaylord 1853 Dakota County Henry Hastings Sibley (1811-1891), first governor of Minnesota (1858-1860) 15,226 588.65 sq mi (1,525 km2) State map highlighting Sibley County Stearns County 145 St. Cloud 1855 Cass County, Nicollet County, Pierce County, Sibley County Charles Thomas Stearns (1814-1888), early settler of St. Cloud and member of the Minnesota territorial legislature (1849-1858) 150,642 1,344.52 sq mi (3,482 km2) State map highlighting Stearns County Steele County 147 Owatonna 1855 Rice County, Blue Earth County, Le Sueur County Franklin Steele (1813-1880), early settler of Minneapolis and developer of Saint Anthony Falls 36,576 429.55 sq mi (1,113 km2) State map highlighting Steele County Stevens County 149 Morris 1862 Pierce County, Unorganized Territory Isaac Ingalls Stevens (1818-1862), first governor of Washington Territory (1853-1857) 9,726 562.06 sq mi (1,456 km2) State map highlighting Stevens County Swift County 151 Benson 1870 Chippewa County Henry Adoniram Swift (1823-1869), third governor of Minnesota (1863-1864) 9,783 743.53 sq mi (1,926 km2) State map highlighting Swift County Todd County 153 Long Prairie 1855 Cass County John Blair Smith Todd, commander of Fort Ripley (1849-56); general in the Civil War; delegate in Congress from Dakota Territory (1861 and 1863-65); governor of Dakota Territory (1869-71) 24,895 942.02 sq mi (2,440 km2) State map highlighting Todd County Traverse County 155 Wheaton 1862 Pierce County, Unorganized Territory Lake Traverse, a lake located in the county. 3,558 574.09 sq mi (1,487 km2) State map highlighting Traverse County Wabasha County 157 Wabasha 1849 One of nine original counties. Named after M'dewakanton Dakota Indian Chief Wabasha III 21,676 525.01 sq mi (1,360 km2) State map highlighting Wabasha County Wadena County 159 Wadena 1858 Cass County, Todd County Wadena Trading Post, in turn for a Ojibway word meaning "a little round hill". 13,843 535.02 sq mi (1,386 km2) State map highlighting Wadena County

Waseca County 19,136 Washington County 238,136 Watonwan County 11,211 Wilkin County 6,576 Winona County 51,461 Wright County 124,700 Yellow Medicine County 10,438

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+Anoka County	003	330,844
+Becker County	005	32,504
+Beltrami County	007	44,442
+Benton County	009	Foley	1849	One of nine original counties; formed from residual St. Croix County, Wisconsin Territory.	Thomas Hart Benton (1782–1858), former United States Senator from Missouri (1821-1851)	38,451	408.28 sq mi
+(1,057 km2)	State map highlighting Benton County
+Big Stone County	011	Ortonville	1862	Pierce County	Big Stone Lake, a lake located in the county	5,269	496.95 sq mi
+(1,287 km2)	State map highlighting Big Stone County
+Blue Earth County	013	Mankato	1853	Unorganized Territory, Dakota County	Blue Earth River, a river that flows through Minnesota	64,013	752.36 sq mi
+(1,949 km2)	State map highlighting Blue Earth County
+Brown County	015	New Ulm	1855	Blue Earth County	Joseph Renshaw Brown (1805-1870), member of Minnesota territorial legislature (1854-55) and prominent pioneer	25,893	610.86 sq mi
+(1,582 km2)	State map highlighting Brown County
+Carver County	019	Chaska	1855	Hennepin County, Sibley County	Jonathan Carver (1710–1790), early explorer and cartographer of the Mississippi river.	91,042	357.04 sq mi
+(925 km2)	State map highlighting Carver County
+Cass County	021	Walker	1851	Dakota County, Pembina County, Mankahto County, Wahnata County	Lewis Cass (1782–1866), senator from Michigan (1845–1857) and United States Secretary of State (1831–1836)	28,567	2,017.60 sq mi
+(5,226 km2)	State map highlighting Cass County
+Chippewa County	023	Montevideo	1870	Pierce County, Davis County	Chippewa River, a river that flows through Minnesota	12,441	582.80 sq mi
+(1,509 km2)	State map highlighting Chippewa County
+Chisago County	025	Center City	1851	Washington County, Ramsey County	Chisago Lake, a lake located in the county	53,887	417.63 sq mi
+(1,082 km2)	State map highlighting Chisago County
+Clay County	027	Moorhead	1862	Pembina County	Henry Clay (1777-1852), Kentucky statesman and ninth secretary of state of the United States (1825–1829)	58,999	1,045.24 sq mi
+(2,707 km2)	State map highlighting Clay County
+Clearwater County	029	Bagley	1902	Beltrami County	Clearwater River and lake, both features located in the state	8,695	994.71 sq mi
+(2,576 km2)	State map highlighting Clearwater County
+Cottonwood County	033	Windom	1857	Brown County	Cottonwood River	11,687	639.99 sq mi
+(1,658 km2)	State map highlighting Cottonwood County
+Crow Wing County	035	Brainerd	1857	Ramsey County	Crow Wing River	62,500	996.57 sq mi
+(2,581 km2)	State map highlighting Crow Wing County
+Dakota County	037	Hastings	1849	One of nine original counties.	From the Dakota language, after a local tribe Dakota, meaning "Allies"	398,552	569.58 sq mi
+(1,475 km2)	State map highlighting Dakota County
+Dodge County	039	Mantorville	1855	Rice County, Unorganized Territory	Henry Dodge (1782–1867), twice governor of Wisconsin.[9]	20,087	439.50 sq mi
+(1,138 km2)	State map highlighting Dodge County
+Douglas County	041	Alexandria	1858	Cass County, Pembina County	Stephen Arnold Douglas (1813-1861), former United States Senator from Illinois (1847-1861)	36,009	634.32 sq mi
+(1,643 km2)	State map highlighting Douglas County
+Faribault County	043	Blue Earth	1855	Blue Earth County	Jean-Baptiste Faribault (1775-1860), early settler and fur trader	14,553	713.63 sq mi
+(1,848 km2)	State map highlighting Faribault County
+Fi-llmore County	045	Preston	1853	Wabasha County	Millard Fillmore (1800-1874), thirteenth president of the United States (1850-1853)	20,866	861.25 sq mi
+(2,231 km2)	State map highlighting Fillmore County
+Freeborn County	047	Albert Lea	1855	Blue Earth County, Rice County	William S. Freeborn (1816-1900), member of the Territorial Legislature	31,255	707.64 sq mi
+(1,833 km2)	State map highlighting Freeborn County
+Goodhue County	049	Red Wing	1853	Wabasha County, Dakota County	James Madison Goodhue, the first newspaper editor in Minnesota.[10]	46,183	758.27 sq mi
+(1,964 km2)	State map highlighting Goodhue County
+Grant County	051	Elbow Lake	1868	Stevens County, Wilkin County, Traverse County	Ulysses S. Grant (1822-1885), eighteenth president of the United States (1869-1877)	6,018	546.41 sq mi
+(1,415 km2)	State map highlighting Grant County
+Hennepin County	053	Minneapolis	1852	Dakota County	Father Louis Hennepin (1626-1705), early explorer of the Twin Cities area in the 17th Century	1,152,425	556.62 sq mi
+(1,442 km2)	State map highlighting Hennepin County
+Houston County	055	Caledonia	1854	Fillmore County	Sam Houston (1793–1863), the second and fourth president of the Republic of Texas and seventh governor of Texas	19,027	558.41 sq mi
+(1,446 km2)	State map highlighting Houston County
+Hubbard County	057	Park Rapids	1883	Cass County	Lucius Frederick Hubbard (1836-1913), ninth governor of Minnesota (1882-1887)	20,428	922.46 sq mi
+(2,389 km2)	State map highlighting Hubbard County
+Isanti County	059	Cambridge	1857	Ramsey County	Division of the Dakotas called the Izatys, meaning [those that] dwell at Knife Lake, after where they resided.	37,816	439.07 sq mi
+(1,137 km2)	State map highlighting Isanti County
+Jackson County	063	Jackson	1857	Brown County	Henry Jackson, member of the first territorial legislature and the first merchant in St. Paul	10,266	701.69 sq mi
+(1,817 km2)	State map highlighting Jackson County
+Kanabec County	065	Mora	1858	Pine County	From the Ojibwe language Kan-a-bec-o-si-pi (Ginebigo-ziibi), meaning Snake River, which flows through the county	16,239	524.93 sq mi
+(1,360 km2)	State map highlighting Kanabec County
+Kandiyohi County	067	Willmar	1858	Meeker County, Renville County, Pierce County, Davis County, Stearns County	From the Sioux language for "buffalo fish"	42,239	796.06 sq mi
+(2,062 km2)	State map highlighting Kandiyohi County
+Kittson County	069	Hallock	1879	Pembina County	Norman Kittson (1814-1888), businessman and mayor of Saint Paul (1858-1859)	4,552	1,097.08 sq mi
+(2,841 km2)	State map highlighting Kittson County
+Lac qui Parle County	073	Madison	1871	Redwood County	French phrase meaning "lake which talks".	7,259	764.87 sq mi
+(1,981 km2)	State map highlighting Lac qui Parle County
+Lake of the Woods County	077	Baudette	1923	Beltrami County	Lake of the Woods, a lake located within the county.	4,045	1,296.70 sq mi
+(3,358 km2)	State map highlighting Lake of the Woods County
+Le Sueur County	079	Le Center	1853	Dakota County	Pierre-Charles Le Sueur (1657-1704), fur trader and early explorer of the Minnesota River Valley	27,703	448.50 sq mi
+(1,162 km2)	State map highlighting Le Sueur County
+Lincoln County	081	Ivanhoe	1873	Lyon County	Abraham Lincoln (1809-1865), sixteenth president of the United States (1861-1865)	5,896	537.03 sq mi
+(1,391 km2)	State map highlighting Lincoln County
+Lyon County	083	Marshall	1871	Redwood County	Nathaniel Lyon (1818–1861), United States Army general killed during the Civil War	25,857	714.17 sq mi
+(1,850 km2)	State map highlighting Lyon County
+McLeod County	085	Glencoe	1856	Carver County, Sibley County	Martin McLeod early pioneer and member of the territorial legislature (1849–1856)	36,651	491.91 sq mi
+(1,274 km2)	State map highlighting McLeod County
+Mahnomen County	087	Mahnomen	1906	Norman County	Ojibwa word meaning "wild rice".	5,413	556.14 sq mi
+(1,440 km2)	State map highlighting Mahnomen County
+Marshall County	089	Warren	1879	Kittson County	William Rainey Marshall (1825-1896), fifth governor of Minnesota (1866-1870)	9,439	1,772.24 sq mi
+(4,590 km2)	State map highlighting Marshall County
+Martin County	091	Fairmont	1857	Faribault County, Brown County	Morgan Lewis Martin (1805-1887), delegate to Congress from Wisconsin Territory	20,840	709.34 sq mi
+(1,837 km2)	State map highlighting Martin County
+Meeker County	093	Litchfield	1856	Davis County	Bradley B. Meeker (1813–1873), Associate Justice of the Minnesota Territorial Supreme Court (1849–1853)	23,300	608.54 sq mi
+(1,576 km2)	State map highlighting Meeker County
+Mille Lacs County	095	Milaca	1857	Ramsey County	Mille Lacs Lake, a lake located within the county.	26,097	574.47 sq mi
+(1,488 km2)	State map highlighting Mille Lacs County
+Morrison County	097	Little Falls	1856	Benton County	William & Allan Morrison, fur trading brothers[11]	33,198	1,124.50 sq mi
+(2,912 km2)	State map highlighting Morrison County
+Mower County	099	Austin	1855	Rice County	John Edward Mower (1815–1879), member of the Minnesota territorial legislature in the 1850s	39,163	711.50 sq mi
+(1,843 km2)	State map highlighting Mower County
+Murray County	101	Slayton	1857	Brown County	William Pitt Murray (1825–1910), Minnesota statesman and member of the territorial legislature (1852–1855) and 1857	8,725	704.43 sq mi
+(1,824 km2)	State map highlighting Murray County
+Nicollet County	103	St. Peter	1853	Dakota County	Joseph Nicolas Nicollet (1786–1843), early explore and cartographer of the Upper Mississippi River	32,727	452.29 sq mi
+(1,171 km2)	State map highlighting Nicollet County
+Nobles County	105	Worthington	1857	Brown County	William H. Nobles, member of the Minnesota territorial legislature in 1854 and 1856	21,378	715.39 sq mi
+(1,853 km2)	State map highlighting Nobles County
+Norman County	107	Ada	1881	Polk County	Early Norwegian, also known as Norman, settlers.	6,852	876.27 sq mi
+(2,270 km2)	State map highlighting Norman County
+Olmsted County	109	Rochester	1855	Fillmore County, Wabasha County, Rice County	David Olmsted, first mayor of Saint Paul and member of territorial legislature (1849-1850)	144,248	653.01 sq mi
+(1,691 km2)	State map highlighting Olmsted County
+Otter Tail County	111	Fergus Falls	1858	Pembina County, Cass County	Otter Tail Lake, a lake located within the county	57,303	1,979.71 sq mi
+(5,127 km2)	State map highlighting Otter Tail County
+Pennington County	113	Thief River Falls	1910	Red Lake County	Edmund Pennington (b. 1848), executive of the Minneapolis, St. Paul and Sault Ste. Marie Railroad	13,930	616.54 sq mi
+(1,597 km2)	State map highlighting Pennington County
+Pine County	115	Pine City	1856	Chisago County, Ramsey County	Giant forests of Eastern White Pine and Red Pine that flourish in the county	29,750	1,411.04 sq mi
+(3,655 km2)	State map highlighting Pine County
+Pipestone County	117	Pipestone	1857	Brown County	Name of a sacred Dakota quarry of red pipestone found in the county	9,596	465.89 sq mi
+(1,207 km2)	State map highlighting Pipestone County
+Polk County	119	Crookston	1858	Pembina County	James K. Polk (1795-1849), eleventh president of the United States (1845-1849)	31,600	1,970.37 sq mi
+(5,103 km2)	State map highlighting Polk County
+Pope County	121	Glenwood	1862	Pierce County, Cass County, Unorganized Territory	John Pope (1822–1892), United States Army general during the Dakota War of 1862	10,995	670.14 sq mi
+(1,736 km2)	State map highlighting Pope County
+Ramsey County	123	Saint Paul	1849	One of nine original counties; formed from residual St. Croix County, Wisconsin Territory.	Alexander Ramsey (1815-1903), second governor of Minnesota (1860-1863)	508,640	155.78 sq mi
+(403 km2)	State map highlighting Ramsey County
+Red Lake County	125	Red Lake Falls	1896	Polk County	Red Lake River, a river that flows through Minnesota.	4,089	432.43 sq mi
+(1,120 km2)	State map highlighting Red Lake County
+Redwood County	127	Redwood Falls	1862	Brown County	Redwood River, a river that flows through Minnesota.	16,059	879.73 sq mi
+(2,278 km2)	State map highlighting Redwood County
+Renville County	129	Olivia	1855	Nicollet County, Pierce County, Sibley County	Joseph Renville (1779-1846), interpreter for early explorations of the Louisiana Purchase	15,730	982.92 sq mi
+(2,546 km2)	State map highlighting Renville County
+Rice County	131	Faribault	1853	Dakota County, Wabasha County	Henry Mower Rice (1816-1894), former United States Senator from Minnesota (1858-1863)	64,142	497.57 sq mi
+(1,289 km2)	State map highlighting Rice County
+Rock County	133	Luverne	1857	Brown County	Large rocky plateau located within the county, known as "the mound."	9,687	482.61 sq mi
+(1,250 km2)	State map highlighting Rock County
+Roseau County	135	Roseau	1894	Kittson County, Beltrami County	Roseau River and Roseau Lake, both of which are located nearby	15,629	1,662.51 sq mi
+(4,306 km2)	State map highlighting Roseau County
+Scott County	139	Shakopee	1853	Dakota County	Winfield Scott (1786–1866), United States Army general who served from (1808–1861)	129,928	356.68 sq mi
+(924 km2)	State map highlighting Scott County
+Sherburne County	141	Elk River	1856	Benton County	Moses Sherburne (1813–1873), Associate Justice of the Minnesota Territorial Supreme Court (1853-1857)	88,499	436.30 sq mi
+(1,130 km2)	State map highlighting Sherburne County
+Sibley County	143	Gaylord	1853	Dakota County	Henry Hastings Sibley (1811-1891), first governor of Minnesota (1858-1860)	15,226	588.65 sq mi
+(1,525 km2)	State map highlighting Sibley County
+Stearns County	145	St. Cloud	1855	Cass County, Nicollet County, Pierce County, Sibley County	Charles Thomas Stearns (1814-1888), early settler of St. Cloud and member of the Minnesota territorial legislature (1849-1858)	150,642	1,344.52 sq mi
+(3,482 km2)	State map highlighting Stearns County
+Steele County	147	Owatonna	1855	Rice County, Blue Earth County, Le Sueur County	Franklin Steele (1813-1880), early settler of Minneapolis and developer of Saint Anthony Falls	36,576	429.55 sq mi
+(1,113 km2)	State map highlighting Steele County
+Stevens County	149	Morris	1862	Pierce County, Unorganized Territory	Isaac Ingalls Stevens (1818-1862), first governor of Washington Territory (1853-1857)	9,726	562.06 sq mi
+(1,456 km2)	State map highlighting Stevens County
+Swift County	151	Benson	1870	Chippewa County	Henry Adoniram Swift (1823-1869), third governor of Minnesota (1863-1864)	9,783	743.53 sq mi
+(1,926 km2)	State map highlighting Swift County
+Todd County	153	Long Prairie	1855	Cass County	John Blair Smith Todd, commander of Fort Ripley (1849-56); general in the Civil War; delegate in Congress from Dakota Territory (1861 and 1863-65); governor of Dakota Territory (1869-71)	24,895	942.02 sq mi
+(2,440 km2)	State map highlighting Todd County
+Traverse County	155	Wheaton	1862	Pierce County, Unorganized Territory	Lake Traverse, a lake located in the county.	3,558	574.09 sq mi
+(1,487 km2)	State map highlighting Traverse County
+Wabasha County	157	Wabasha	1849	One of nine original counties.	Named after M'dewakanton Dakota Indian Chief Wabasha III	21,676	525.01 sq mi
+(1,360 km2)	State map highlighting Wabasha County
+Wadena County	159	Wadena	1858	Cass County, Todd County	Wadena Trading Post, in turn for a Ojibway word meaning "a little round hill".	13,843	535.02 sq mi
+(1,386 km2)	State map highlighting Wadena County
+Waseca County		19,136
+Washington County	238,136
+Watonwan County		11,211
+Wilkin County		6,576
+Winona County		51,461
+Wright County		124,700
+Yellow Medicine County	10,438