Where Is Floyd County? All 6 Floyd Counties on a Map

Where is Floyd County?

6 Floyd Counties in 6 states · 253,503 people (2025)

There are 6 counties named Floyd County in the United States, in Georgia, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Texas and Virginia. The most populous is Floyd County, Georgia (county seat: Rome), with 101,378 people in 2025. 4 of them are named after John Floyd, American politician and brigadier general (1769-1839).

All 6 Floyd Counties

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State	County seat	Population 2025	Land area (sq mi)	Established	Named after
Floyd County, Georgia	Rome	101,378	510	1832	John Floyd
Floyd County, Indiana	New Albany	82,153	149	1819	John Floyd
Floyd County, Iowa	Charles City	14,901	501	1851	Charles Floyd
Floyd County, Kentucky	Prestonsburg	34,401	393	1800	John Floyd
Floyd County, Texas	Floydada	4,881	992	1876	Dolphin Ward Floyd
Floyd County, Virginia	Floyd	15,789	381	1831	John Floyd

Questions about Floyd Counties

How many Floyd Counties are there?

There are 6 Floyd Counties in the United States, in Georgia, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Texas and Virginia.

Which Floyd County is the largest?

By population, Floyd County, Georgia (101,378 people in 2025). By land area, Floyd County, Texas (992 sq mi).

Which Floyd County is the oldest?

Floyd County, Kentucky, established in 1800. The newest is Floyd County, Texas (1876).

Why are there so many Floyd Counties?

4 of the 6 are named after John Floyd, American politician and brigadier general (1769-1839). Many counties took their names from the same founders, presidents and generals as new states were organized.

How do I find out which Floyd County an address is in?

Open the county map of the state: it has a search box for cities, towns and ZIP codes. On a phone, the "what county am I in" tool on our sister site uses your location.

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