Where is Greene County?
14 Greene Counties in 14 states · 821,908 people (2025)
There are 14 counties named Greene County in the United States, in Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Mississippi, Missouri, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee and Virginia. The most populous is Greene County, Missouri (county seat: Springfield), with 309,286 people in 2025. 14 of them are named after Nathanael Greene, American general in the American Revolutionary War (1742-1786).

All 14 Greene Counties
Sorted by state. Each link opens the county's map.
| State | County seat | Population 2025 | Land area (sq mi) | Established | Named after |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Greene County, Alabama | Eutaw | 7,067 | 647 | 1819 | Nathanael Greene |
| Greene County, Arkansas | Paragould | 47,411 | 577 | 1833 | Nathanael Greene |
| Greene County, Georgia | Greensboro | 21,367 | 388 | 1786 | Nathanael Greene |
| Greene County, Illinois | Carrollton | 11,313 | 543 | 1821 | Nathanael Greene |
| Greene County, Indiana | Bloomfield | 31,165 | 543 | 1821 | Nathanael Greene |
| Greene County, Iowa | Jefferson | 8,658 | 570 | 1851 | Nathanael Greene |
| Greene County, Mississippi | Leakesville | 13,707 | 713 | 1811 | Nathanael Greene |
| Greene County, Missouri | Springfield | 309,286 | 675 | 1833 | Nathanael Greene |
| Greene County, New York | Catskill | 47,238 | 647 | 1800 | Nathanael Greene |
| Greene County, North Carolina | Snow Hill | 20,700 | 267 | – | Nathanael Greene |
| Greene County, Ohio | Xenia | 174,322 | 414 | 1803 | Nathanael Greene |
| Greene County, Pennsylvania | Waynesburg | 33,885 | 576 | 1796 | Nathanael Greene |
| Greene County, Tennessee | Greeneville | 73,831 | 622 | 1783 | Nathanael Greene |
| Greene County, Virginia | Stanardsville | 21,958 | 156 | 1838 | Nathanael Greene |
Questions about Greene Counties
How many Greene Counties are there?
There are 14 Greene Counties in the United States, in Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Mississippi, Missouri, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee and Virginia.
Which Greene County is the largest?
By population, Greene County, Missouri (309,286 people in 2025). By land area, Greene County, Mississippi (713 sq mi).
Which Greene County is the oldest?
Greene County, Tennessee, established in 1783. The newest is Greene County, Iowa (1851).
Why are there so many Greene Counties?
14 of the 14 are named after Nathanael Greene, American general in the American Revolutionary War (1742-1786). Many counties took their names from the same founders, presidents and generals as new states were organized.
How do I find out which Greene 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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- Montgomery County 18
- Marion County 17
- Monroe County 17
- Union County 17
- Wayne County 16
- Grant County 14
- Warren County 14
- Carroll County 13
- Adams County 12
- Clark County 12
- Douglas County 12
- Johnson County 12
- Lake County 12
- Lee County 12
- Marshall County 12
- Polk County 12
- Calhoun County 11
- Crawford County 11
- Fayette County 11
- Lawrence County 11
- Morgan County 11
- Scott County 11
- Hamilton County 10
- Hancock County 10
- Henry County 10
- Logan County 10
- Perry County 10
- Pike County 10
- Benton County 9
- Brown County 9
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