Ray County, Administrative division in northwestern Missouri, United States
Ray County is an administrative division in northwestern Missouri that includes several small towns and rural communities. The area features rolling terrain with rivers and forests that shape its landscape.
The county was founded in 1820 and named after John Ray, a legislator during Missouri's first Constitutional Convention. In 1838, the Battle of Crooked River took place here, a significant event during the regional Mormon conflict.
The Ray County Library system maintains an extensive collection of materials, serving the educational and research needs of local residents.
The county is served by several school districts including Hardin-Central, Lawson, Orrick, and Richmond that educate local students. The Ray County Library system provides residents with access to extensive collections for education and research.
The county witnessed the Battle of Crooked River in 1838, marking a significant event during the regional Mormon War conflict.
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