Randolph County

Randolph County is an administrative division in northern Missouri with rolling terrain and scattered communities. The area consists primarily of farmland interspersed with small towns and rural settlements.

The county was founded on January 22, 1829, and named after John Randolph, a Virginia statesman. Its establishment marked the region's incorporation into Missouri's administrative structure during westward expansion.

The county forms part of Little Dixie region, reflecting settlement patterns from Kentucky and Tennessee through agricultural practices and social traditions.

The courthouse in Huntsville serves as the main administrative center where visitors can access county services and records. The town provides basic amenities and serves as the central hub for county business.

General Omar Bradley, who rose to five-star military rank, originated from this county. His journey from rural Missouri to commanding general represents a remarkable local achievement.

Location: Missouri

Inception: January 22, 1829

Capital city: Huntsville

Shares border with: Macon County, Boone County, Howard County, Monroe County, Audrain County, Chariton County

Website: http://randolphcounty-mo.gov

GPS coordinates: 39.43000,-92.50000

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:26