Montgomery County

English

Most were named after Richard Montgomery.

one of 67 counties in Alabama, U.S., with its county seat in Montgomery. Named after Lemuel P. Montgomery.
one of 75 counties in Arkansas, U.S., county seat Mount Ida.
one of 159 counties in Georgia, U.S., county seat Mount Vernon.
one of 102 counties in Illinois, U.S., county seat Hillsboro.
one of 92 counties in Indiana, U.S., county seat Crawfordsville.
one of 99 counties in Iowa, U.S., county seat Red Oak.
one of 105 counties in Kansas, U.S., county seat Independence.
one of 120 counties in Kentucky, U.S., county seat Mount Sterling.
one of 23 counties in Maryland, U.S., county seat Rockville.
one of 82 counties in Mississippi, U.S., county seat Winona.
one of 114 counties in Missouri, U.S., county seat Montgomery City.
one of 62 counties in New York, U.S., county seat Fonda
one of 100 counties in North Carolina, U.S., county seat Troy.
one of 88 counties in Ohio, U.S., county seat Dayton.
one of 67 counties in Pennsylvania, U.S., county seat Norristown
one of 95 counties in Tennessee, U.S., county seat Clarksville. Named after John Montgomery.
one of 254 counties in Texas, U.S., county seat Conroe. Named after the city of Montgomery in the same county.
one of 95 counties in Virginia, U.S., county seat Christiansburg.

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