US County Maps

County maps for every state – 3,144 counties and county-equivalents, free to print.

Pick a state to see all of its counties labeled, with county seats, population and area, a county finder and free printable maps. Texas has the most counties (254); Delaware has the fewest of any state (3).

Map of the United States showing all 3,144 counties and county-equivalents, with state borders
Every county in the United States. Click a state to open its county map, or get the US county map with names (poster PDF). Boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau, 2025.

County maps by state

Metro area county maps

Which counties make up a metro area? All metro area maps.

Where is … County?

Many county names repeat from state to state: there are 30 Washington Counties and 25 Jefferson Counties. See where each one is on a map. All common county names.

How many counties are in each state?

The United States has 3,144 counties and county-equivalents (parishes in Louisiana, boroughs and census areas in Alaska, independent cities in Virginia, and planning regions in Connecticut). Texas has the most, Georgia the second most (159). All states ranked, with average county size.

StateCountiesLargest by areaMost populousPopulation 2025
Alabama67 Baldwin CountyJefferson County5,193,088
Alaska30 boroughs and census areasYukon-Koyukuk Census AreaAnchorage Municipality737,270
Arizona15 Coconino CountyMaricopa County7,623,818
Arkansas75 Union CountyPulaski County3,114,791
California58 San Bernardino CountyLos Angeles County39,355,309
Colorado64 Las Animas CountyEl Paso County6,012,561
Connecticut9 planning regionsCapitol Planning RegionCapitol Planning Region3,688,496
Delaware3 Sussex CountyNew Castle County1,059,952
District of Columbia1 county-equivalentDistrict of ColumbiaDistrict of Columbia693,645
Florida67 Collier CountyMiami-Dade County23,462,518
Georgia159 Ware CountyFulton County11,302,748
Hawaii5 Hawaii CountyHonolulu County1,432,820
Idaho44 Idaho CountyAda County2,029,733
Illinois102 McLean CountyCook County12,719,141
Indiana92 Allen CountyMarion County6,973,333
Iowa99 Kossuth CountyPolk County3,238,387
Kansas105 Butler CountyJohnson County2,977,220
Kentucky120 Pike CountyJefferson County4,606,864
Louisiana64 parishesVernon ParishEast Baton Rouge Parish4,618,189
Maine16 Aroostook CountyCumberland County1,414,874
Maryland24 Frederick CountyMontgomery County6,265,347
Massachusetts14 Worcester CountyMiddlesex County7,154,084
Michigan83 Marquette CountyWayne County10,127,884
Minnesota87 St. Louis CountyHennepin County5,830,405
Mississippi82 Yazoo CountyHarrison County2,954,160
Missouri115 Texas CountySt. Louis County6,270,541
Montana56 Beaverhead CountyYellowstone County1,144,694
Nebraska93 Cherry CountyDouglas County2,018,006
Nevada17 Nye CountyClark County3,282,188
New Hampshire10 Coos CountyHillsborough County1,415,342
New Jersey21 Burlington CountyBergen County9,548,215
New Mexico33 Catron CountyBernalillo County2,125,498
New York62 St. Lawrence CountyKings County20,002,427
North Carolina100 Robeson CountyWake County11,197,968
North Dakota53 McKenzie CountyCass County799,358
Ohio88 Ashtabula CountyFranklin County11,900,510
Oklahoma77 Osage CountyOklahoma County4,123,288
Oregon36 Harney CountyMultnomah County4,273,586
Pennsylvania67 Lycoming CountyPhiladelphia County13,059,432
Rhode Island5 Providence CountyProvidence County1,114,521
South Carolina46 Horry CountyGreenville County5,570,274
South Dakota66 Meade CountyMinnehaha County935,094
Tennessee95 Shelby CountyShelby County7,315,076
Texas254 Brewster CountyHarris County31,709,821
Utah29 San Juan CountySalt Lake County3,538,904
Vermont14 Windsor CountyChittenden County644,663
Virginia133 counties and independent citiesPittsylvania CountyFairfax County8,880,107
Washington39 Okanogan CountyKing County8,001,020
West Virginia55 Randolph CountyKanawha County1,766,147
Wisconsin72 Marathon CountyMilwaukee County5,972,787
Wyoming23 Sweetwater CountyLaramie County588,753

Counties, county seats and county-equivalents

What is a county?

A county is the level of local government between the state and the city or town. Counties typically run the courts, keep property and vital records, maintain rural roads and hold elections. Their size and powers differ a lot from state to state.

What is a county seat?

The county seat is the city or town where the county government sits, usually with the courthouse. A few counties have two seats, and some have none.

Parishes, boroughs and independent cities

Louisiana calls its counties parishes. Alaska is divided into boroughs, and the parts outside any borough are counted as census areas. Virginia has 38 independent cities that belong to no county, and Baltimore, St. Louis and Carson City are independent cities too. Connecticut abolished county government in 1960; since 2022 the Census Bureau uses its nine planning regions instead of the eight historical counties.