2026 Census Gazetteer

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 101–200

3,222 county equivalents · page 2 of 33

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What this part of the ranking shows

This page runs from Yabucoa Municipio, Puerto Rico at 55.215 mi² of land area to Delaware County, Pennsylvania at 183.808 mi² of land area. The 100 entries represent 27 state-level jurisdictions. Puerto Rico has the most entries on this page (20).

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 101 through 200. Areas in square miles.
RankCounty / equivalentStateLand mi²Total mi²Water share
101Yabucoa MunicipioPuerto Rico55.283.233.7%
102Isabela MunicipioPuerto Rico55.391.839.8%
103Richmond CountyNew York57.5102.944.1%
104Suffolk CountyMassachusetts58.3120.251.5%
105Caguas MunicipioPuerto Rico58.659.10.8%
106Richmond cityVirginia59.962.64.2%
107Lajas MunicipioPuerto Rico60101.240.7%
108Juana Díaz MunicipioPuerto Rico60.4107.243.7%
109Río Grande MunicipioPuerto Rico60.689.532.3%
110District of ColumbiaDistrict of Columbia61.168.410.6%
111Lares MunicipioPuerto Rico61.461.60.3%
112St. Louis cityMissouri61.766.26.7%
113Orocovis MunicipioPuerto Rico63.663.80.2%
114Guayama MunicipioPuerto Rico65106.839.1%
115Ciales MunicipioPuerto Rico66.666.70.3%
116Adjuntas MunicipioPuerto Rico66.6670.6%
117Yauco MunicipioPuerto Rico67.868.40.9%
118Newport News cityVirginia69119.642.3%
119Kings CountyNew York69.496.928.4%
120Salinas MunicipioPuerto Rico69.4114.139.2%
121Cabo Rojo MunicipioPuerto Rico70.4177.460.3%
122San Sebastián MunicipioPuerto Rico70.571.31.2%
123Mayagüez MunicipioPuerto Rico77.6274.171.7%
124Coamo MunicipioPuerto Rico78780%
125Baltimore cityMaryland80.992.112.1%
126Grand Isle CountyVermont81.8193.357.7%
127Hancock CountyWest Virginia82.6886.1%
128Mathews CountyVirginia85.925265.9%
129Ohio CountyIndiana86.287.51.5%
130Brooke CountyWest Virginia8992.43.7%
131Gallatin CountyKentucky98.3104.66.1%
132Robertson CountyKentucky99.6100.10.5%
133Newport CountyRhode Island102.4313.667.3%
134Union CountyNew Jersey102.8105.42.5%
135Dukes CountyMassachusetts103.249179%
136York CountyVirginia104.721551.3%
137Ohio CountyWest Virginia106109.22.9%
138Queens CountyNew York108.7181.540.1%
139Los Alamos CountyNew Mexico109.1109.20.1%
140Utuado MunicipioPuerto Rico113.6115.11.3%
141Trousdale CountyTennessee114.3116.62%
142Ponce MunicipioPuerto Rico114.9193.640.6%
143Clarke CountyGeorgia119.3121.11.5%
144Arecibo MunicipioPuerto Rico126171.226.4%
145Essex CountyNew Jersey126.1129.42.6%
146Rockwall CountyTexas127.2148.914.6%
147Carroll CountyKentucky128.7137.36.2%
148Moore CountyTennessee129.2130.40.9%
149Rockdale CountyGeorgia129.8132.11.7%
150Pleasants CountyWest Virginia130.1134.53.3%
151Middlesex CountyVirginia130.3210.838.2%
152Montour CountyPennsylvania130.3132.31.5%
153Lancaster CountyVirginia133.3231.442.4%
154Philadelphia CountyPennsylvania134.3142.45.7%
155Greater Bridgeport Planning RegionConnecticut140.2238.241.1%
156Clayton CountyGeorgia141.7144.41.8%
157James City CountyVirginia142.3179.120.5%
158Glascock CountyGeorgia143.7144.50.5%
159Carson CityNevada144.5157.18%
160Trimble CountyKentucky147.81565.3%
161Floyd CountyIndiana148.5149.50.7%
162Gilpin CountyColorado150150.40.2%
163Peach CountyGeorgia150.3151.30.7%
164Quitman CountyGeorgia151.2160.65.8%
165Campbell CountyKentucky151.3159.45.1%
166Wyandotte CountyKansas151.6156.22.9%
167Ramsey CountyMinnesota152.317010.4%
168Denver CountyColorado153.1154.71.1%
169Greene CountyVirginia155.9156.60.4%
170Boyd CountyKentucky159.91621.3%
171Putnam CountyIllinois160.1172.17%
172Kenton CountyKentucky160.4164.32.4%
173Barrow CountyGeorgia161.1162.91.1%
174Hamblen CountyTennessee161.2175.88.3%
175Union CountyIndiana161.2165.22.4%
176Catoosa CountyGeorgia162.2162.50.2%
177Pickett CountyTennessee163174.56.6%
178Blackford CountyIndiana165.1165.60.3%
179Lake CountyTennessee165.8193.914.5%
180Towns CountyGeorgia166.6171.83%
181Schley CountyGeorgia166.9167.80.5%
182Kent CountyRhode Island168.6188.110.4%
183Orleans ParishLouisiana169.6349.851.5%
184Jessamine CountyKentucky172.1174.51.4%
185Chowan CountyNorth Carolina172.7233.626.1%
186Taylor CountyWest Virginia172.8175.71.7%
187Rockland CountyNew York173.7199.512.9%
188San Juan CountyWashington173.9620.872%
189Dade CountyGeorgia174.1174.30.1%
190Clarke CountyVirginia176178.21.2%
191Hardin CountyIllinois177.4181.42.2%
192Stephens CountyGeorgia178.9183.92.7%
193Powell CountyKentucky179180.10.6%
194King George CountyVirginia179.6187.84.3%
195Boyle CountyKentucky180.3182.81.4%
196Evans CountyGeorgia182.9186.92.1%
197Charles City CountyVirginia182.9204.210.4%
198Lamar CountyGeorgia183.5185.81.3%
199Butts CountyGeorgia183.71882.3%
200Delaware CountyPennsylvania183.8190.63.6%

Read the differences behind ranks 101–200

The median land area among these 100 entries is 130.224 mi². The first and last entries span 128.593 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

  • Puerto Rico20 entries · 20% of this page
  • Georgia15 entries · 15% of this page
  • Virginia11 entries · 11% of this page
  • Kentucky10 entries · 10% of this page
  • Tennessee5 entries · 5% of this page
  • West Virginia5 entries · 5% of this page

The remaining 21 jurisdictions contribute 34 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.