Tuscola County

Tuscola County is an administrative division in the Thumb region of Michigan, encompassing several small towns and rural areas. The county operates from Caro, where the main government offices and courthouses are located.

The county was established in 1840, marking the start of organized government in this part of Michigan. Over the following decades, the region developed into an agricultural center with growing communities.

The county maintains multiple courts, including Circuit, District, and Probate courts, serving the legal needs of more than 50,000 residents.

Visitors will find all main administrative facilities and public services concentrated in Caro for easy access. Most attractions and services are best reached by car, as the area is connected by good roads.

The Pioneer Power Antique Tractor Show in Caro displays the region's farm machinery heritage through working exhibits and demonstrations. This annual event draws visitors interested in agricultural history and old farming equipment.

Location: Michigan

Inception: April 1, 1840

Capital city: Caro

Shares border with: Huron County, Lapeer County, Sanilac County, Genesee County, Saginaw County, Bay County

Website: http://tuscolacounty.org

GPS coordinates: 43.46667,-83.45000

Latest update: December 7, 2025 19:28