Kalamazoo County

Kalamazoo County is an administrative division in southwest Michigan containing two main cities and numerous lakes and parks. The area includes both urban centers and natural green spaces distributed throughout the region.

The county was established in 1830 and grew from a handful of residents in the 1840s to a densely populated region. This growth reflects broader expansion and economic change in the Midwest.

The courthouse and local government offices shape how residents handle legal and civic matters. People visit these spaces regularly as part of their everyday lives.

An international airport serves the region with connections to major North American transportation hubs. Visitors can easily arrive or depart to other destinations from this central location.

Public health services in the region focus on comprehensive wellness programs and community resource development. This commitment appears in various local efforts to improve resident well-being.

Location: Michigan

Inception: May 7, 1830

Capital city: Kalamazoo

Shares border with: Barry County, St. Joseph County, Calhoun County, Branch County, Cass County, Van Buren County, Allegan County

Website: http://kalcounty.com

GPS coordinates: 42.24000,-85.53000

Latest update: December 20, 2025 14:30