Montgomery County, Administrative county in southeastern Kansas, United States.
Montgomery County is an administrative county in southeastern Kansas that spans across portions of land in this region. Independence serves as its county seat, while Coffeyville functions as the largest urban center within its boundaries.
The county was established on February 26, 1867, and named after General Richard Montgomery, a military commander during the American Revolutionary War. Its creation followed the westward expansion and the establishment of administrative boundaries across Kansas.
The county contains twelve distinct townships, reflecting the regional organization of communities that maintain their individual identities while operating under county administration.
County offices are located in Independence on East Myrtle Street and handle services such as deed registration and tax matters. Visitors can access these offices during regular business hours for administrative needs.
The territory contains Kansas's lowest elevation point, located where the Verdigris River crosses into Oklahoma. This geographic feature attracts those interested in natural landmarks and topography.
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