Where is Garfield County?

6 Garfield Counties in 6 states · 135,783 people (2025)

There are 6 counties named Garfield County in the United States, in Colorado, Montana, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Utah and Washington. The most populous is Garfield County, Colorado (county seat: Glenwood Springs), with 63,474 people in 2025. 5 of them are named after James A. Garfield, president of the United States in 1881.

All 6 Garfield Counties

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State	County seat	Population 2025	Land area (sq mi)	Established	Named after
Garfield County, Colorado	Glenwood Springs	63,474	2,947	1883	James A. Garfield
Garfield County, Montana	Jordan	1,148	4,677	1919	–
Garfield County, Nebraska	Burwell	1,710	569	1884	James A. Garfield
Garfield County, Oklahoma	Enid	61,779	1,059	1893	James A. Garfield
Garfield County, Utah	Panguitch	5,256	5,180	1882	James A. Garfield
Garfield County, Washington	Pomeroy	2,416	711	1881	James A. Garfield

Questions about Garfield Counties

How many Garfield Counties are there?

There are 6 Garfield Counties in the United States, in Colorado, Montana, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Utah and Washington.

Which Garfield County is the largest?

By population, Garfield County, Colorado (63,474 people in 2025). By land area, Garfield County, Utah (5,180 sq mi).

Which Garfield County is the oldest?

Garfield County, Washington, established in 1881. The newest is Garfield County, Montana (1919).

Why are there so many Garfield Counties?

5 of the 6 are named after James A. Garfield, president of the United States in 1881. Many counties took their names from the same founders, presidents and generals as new states were organized.

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

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