Hamilton County

Hamilton County is an administrative division in Florida covering multiple small towns and rural areas in the northern part of the state. It manages public services including property tax collection, driver licensing, and building permit processing across its jurisdiction.

The county was established in 1858 and grew out of the need to administer the expanding population centers in North Florida. Its creation was part of territorial reorganization as Florida prepared for statehood.

The county maintains multiple parks and recreational facilities, offering year-round programs including bird watching sessions, nature walks, and educational workshops.

The administrative buildings are located in the county seat and most services can be handled online. Visitors should check current hours before visiting in person and plan ahead for any needed appointments.

The area serves as a hub for whitewater recreation, with two major rivers that enable popular outdoor activities like kayaking and fishing. These natural water resources have shaped both the local economy and tourism patterns.

Location: Florida

Inception: December 26, 1827

Capital city: Jasper

Shares border with: Echols County, Columbia County, Suwannee County, Madison County, Lowndes County, Brooks County

Website: http://hamiltoncountyflorida.com

GPS coordinates: 30.49000,-82.95000

Latest update: December 7, 2025 10:04