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Smallest counties by land area

The smallest county equivalents by land area. Independent cities appear alongside counties, so small city jurisdictions can rank ahead of rural counties.

Ranks 1301–1400

3,222 county equivalents · page 14 of 33

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What this part of the ranking shows

This page runs from Warren County, Illinois at 542.36 mi² of land area to Coshocton County, Ohio at 563.911 mi² of land area. The 100 entries represent 31 state-level jurisdictions. Michigan has the most entries on this page (11).

Rank numbers continue across pages and describe the full selected ranking. They are not state ranks. Start at rank 1 for the leading entries, or open a county profile for its state rank and median comparisons.

Smallest counties by land area, ranks 1301 through 1400. Areas in square miles.
RankCounty / equivalentStateLand mi²Total mi²Water share
1301Warren CountyIllinois542.45430.1%
1302Greene CountyIndiana542.5545.90.6%
1303Greene CountyIllinois543.1546.40.6%
1304Lafayette CountyFlorida543.3547.90.8%
1305Martin CountyFlorida543.9753.127.8%
1306Shawnee CountyKansas544555.72.1%
1307Caldwell CountyTexas544.5546.50.3%
1308Thomas CountyGeorgia544.6552.21.4%
1309Obion CountyTennessee544.9555.41.9%
1310Pike CountyPennsylvania544.9566.83.9%
1311Franklin CountyFlorida5451,421.661.7%
1312Cumberland CountyPennsylvania545.5550.40.9%
1313Hall CountyNebraska546.5552.11%
1314Montmorency CountyMichigan546.7562.62.8%
1315Colquitt CountyGeorgia547.1556.61.7%
1316Pulaski CountyMissouri547.2551.60.8%
1317Atchison CountyMissouri547.3550.10.5%
1318Grant CountyMinnesota547.8575.54.8%
1319Sedgwick CountyColorado548549.40.2%
1320Barnwell CountySouth Carolina548.4557.31.6%
1321Lancaster CountySouth Carolina549.2555.21.1%
1322Monroe CountyMichigan549.4679.919.2%
1323Iosco CountyMichigan549.51,890.170.9%
1324Waukesha CountyWisconsin549.7580.55.3%
1325Iron CountyMissouri550.3552.10.3%
1326Seneca CountyOhio551552.80.3%
1327Perry CountyArkansas551.3560.81.7%
1328Perry CountyPennsylvania551.5555.50.7%
1329Graves CountyKentucky551.8556.80.9%
1330Richardson CountyNebraska551.8554.60.5%
1331Conway CountyArkansas552566.52.6%
1332Houston CountyMinnesota552.1568.82.9%
1333Logan CountyKentucky552.25570.9%
1334Davidson CountyNorth Carolina553567.52.6%
1335Highland CountyOhio553.1557.80.8%
1336Coahoma CountyMississippi553.15835.1%
1337Barry CountyMichigan553.15774.1%
1338Bristol CountyMassachusetts553.1691.120%
1339Harlan CountyNebraska553.5574.13.6%
1340Gulf CountyFlorida553.5794.630.3%
1341Webster CountyWest Virginia553.5556.20.5%
1342Haywood CountyNorth Carolina553.6554.50.2%
1343Cherokee CountyAlabama553.66007.7%
1344Northeastern Connecticut Planning RegionConnecticut553.9563.21.6%
1345Wayne CountyNorth Carolina553.9557.70.7%
1346Baxter CountyArkansas553.9586.75.6%
1347Cleburne CountyArkansas554592.16.4%
1348Hennepin CountyMinnesota554606.88.7%
1349Marion CountyIowa554.5570.52.8%
1350Franklin CountyTennessee554.5575.83.7%
1351Wayne CountyOhio5555570.3%
1352Mecosta CountyMichigan555.2571.22.8%
1353Walworth CountyWisconsin555.4576.63.7%
1354Pointe Coupee ParishLouisiana555.5590.45.9%
1355Atlantic CountyNew Jersey555.6671.817.3%
1356Richland ParishLouisiana555.6564.41.6%
1357Ingham CountyMichigan556.1560.70.8%
1358Sarasota CountyFlorida556.1975.643%
1359Crawford CountyMichigan556.4563.31.2%
1360Jefferson CountyWisconsin556.5582.74.5%
1361Cass CountyNebraska556.9565.91.6%
1362Sumter CountyFlorida557.1579.83.9%
1363Teller CountyColorado557.1559.10.3%
1364Madison CountyTennessee557.2558.60.3%
1365Mahnomen CountyMinnesota557.9582.94.3%
1366St. Mary ParishLouisiana558.51,119.750.1%
1367Blount CountyTennessee558.8566.61.4%
1368Lincoln CountyArkansas559.5569.81.8%
1369Comal CountyTexas559.5574.92.7%
1370Jasper CountyIndiana559.7561.40.3%
1371Kalkaska CountyMichigan559.7570.61.9%
1372Gem CountyIdaho559.8564.60.9%
1373Hampton CountySouth Carolina560562.70.5%
1374Cleburne CountyAlabama560.15610.2%
1375St. Charles CountyMissouri560.3592.45.4%
1376Darlington CountySouth Carolina560.6566.31%
1377Madison CountyIowa561562.20.2%
1378Dale CountyAlabama561.1562.70.3%
1379Washington CountyVirginia561.2566.20.9%
1380Mercer CountyIllinois561.2568.71.3%
1381Henry CountyTennessee561.9593.45.3%
1382Wagoner CountyOklahoma561.9590.84.9%
1383Henry CountyAlabama561.9568.31.1%
1384Kalamazoo CountyMichigan562580.33.2%
1385Dakota CountyMinnesota562.6586.94.1%
1386Washington CountyIllinois562.6563.90.2%
1387Christian CountyMissouri562.6563.80.2%
1388McNairy CountyTennessee562.8563.60.1%
1389Lake CountySouth Dakota562.9575.22.1%
1390Adams CountyNebraska563.3564.20.2%
1391Daviess CountyMissouri563.35691%
1392Loup CountyNebraska563.3571.11.4%
1393Limestone CountyAlabama563.4607.27.2%
1394Ogemaw CountyMichigan563.5574.92%
1395Ottawa CountyMichigan563.51,631.465.5%
1396Bon Homme CountySouth Dakota563.5581.63.1%
1397Sevier CountyArkansas563.6581.33.1%
1398Stevens CountyMinnesota563.7575.42%
1399Palo Alto CountyIowa563.9569.41%
1400Coshocton CountyOhio563.9567.40.6%

Read the differences behind ranks 1301–1400

The median land area among these 100 entries is 554.759 mi². The first and last entries span 21.551 square miles. This median describes the entries on this page, not the full national dataset. Pagination is a browsing boundary, not a distinct geographic region.

A difference of one position means only that two entries are adjacent in this ordering. Their actual size difference can be tiny or substantial. Compare the measurements as well as the rank, and use the original square-meter fields when rounded labels appear equal.

Where the entries on this page are located

  • Michigan11 entries · 11% of this page
  • Arkansas6 entries · 6% of this page
  • Florida6 entries · 6% of this page
  • Minnesota6 entries · 6% of this page
  • Missouri6 entries · 6% of this page
  • Nebraska6 entries · 6% of this page

The remaining 25 jurisdictions contribute 59 entries. The list above shows the six most represented, with alphabetical ordering when counts tie.

These counts describe representation in this slice of the ranking. They do not measure a state’s share of national land or population. Compare the first and last county equivalents on this page to inspect land, water, and total area separately.

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Land rankings use original ALAND square meters; total-area rankings use ALAND + AWATER. Exact ties use ascending GEOID. Displayed square-mile values are rounded. Read the methodology.