Marshall County

Marshall County is a county in Kentucky that includes residential neighborhoods, commercial areas, and farmland spread across its territory. The administrative center operates from Benton, where county offices manage local government functions.

Kentucky established Marshall County on February 12, 1842 as an administrative division with Benton designated as its seat. The creation came during a period of regional reorganization and development across the state.

Local government meetings in Marshall County maintain regular schedules, enabling citizens to participate in discussions about community development and regional planning.

County services and records are available at administrative offices based in Benton for residents and visitors needing permits or documentation. The main county buildings are located downtown where different departments operate.

The county administration implements specialized programs for land management, including coordinated efforts to maintain agricultural and residential property standards.

Location: Kentucky

Inception: February 12, 1842

Capital city: Benton

Shares border with: Livingston County, Lyon County, Trigg County, Calloway County, Graves County, McCracken County

Website: https://marshallcountyky.gov

GPS coordinates: 36.88000,-88.34000

Latest update: December 7, 2025 10:03