Warren County

Warren County is an administrative county in central Iowa with Indianola as its county seat. The region encompasses several communities where residents live in a mix of town and rural settings.

The county was established in 1846 and named after General Joseph Warren, a soldier from the American Revolutionary War. Its creation reflected the westward expansion and settlement patterns of that era.

The fair held annually in this county brings together farmers, crafters, and community members to showcase their work and local food traditions. It reflects the area's continued connection to agricultural life and rural values.

Visitors can access county government offices, health services, and public safety facilities throughout the region. Most administrative services are centered in Indianola, making it the natural starting point for any visit.

The county maintains a network of parks and outdoor spaces woven throughout working farmland and rural towns. This blend of recreation and active agriculture gives the place its distinctive character.

Location: Iowa

Inception: 1846

Capital city: Indianola

Shares border with: Polk County, Clarke County, Lucas County, Dallas County, Madison County, Marion County

Website: http://co.warren.ia.us

GPS coordinates: 41.33000,-93.56000

Latest update: December 7, 2025 19:23