county records
United States, by county
3,235 counties in 54 states with data on record.
- Alabama 67 counties
- Alaska 31 counties
- Arizona 15 counties
- Arkansas 75 counties
- California 58 counties
- Colorado 64 counties
- Connecticut 17 counties
- Delaware 3 counties
- District of Columbia 1 counties
- Florida 67 counties
- Georgia 159 counties
- Guam 1 counties
- Hawaii 5 counties
- Idaho 44 counties
- Illinois 102 counties
- Indiana 92 counties
- Iowa 99 counties
- Kansas 105 counties
- Kentucky 120 counties
- Louisiana 64 counties
- Maine 16 counties
- Maryland 24 counties
- Massachusetts 14 counties
- Michigan 83 counties
- Minnesota 87 counties
- Mississippi 82 counties
- Missouri 115 counties
- Montana 56 counties
- Nebraska 93 counties
- Nevada 17 counties
- New Hampshire 10 counties
- New Jersey 21 counties
- New Mexico 33 counties
- New York 62 counties
- North Carolina 100 counties
- North Dakota 53 counties
- Ohio 88 counties
- Oklahoma 77 counties
- Oregon 36 counties
- Pennsylvania 67 counties
- Puerto Rico 78 counties
- Rhode Island 5 counties
- South Carolina 46 counties
- South Dakota 66 counties
- Tennessee 95 counties
- Texas 254 counties
- Utah 29 counties
- Vermont 14 counties
- Virginia 133 counties
- Virgin Islands 3 counties
- Washington 39 counties
- West Virginia 55 counties
- Wisconsin 72 counties
- Wyoming 23 counties
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