Carroll County

Carroll County is an administrative area in western Iowa with farmland and the Middle Raccoon River flowing through its territory. The county contains several parks and recreational spaces that serve the local population.

The county was established in 1851 and named after a signer of the Declaration of Independence. This connection to American history shapes how the region understands itself.

The community values its farming heritage through gatherings that bring together neighbors and local families. These occasions reflect how agriculture shapes daily life and social bonds in the area.

Visitors can access several parks and outdoor areas throughout the year for recreation and exploration. Local information about trails, activities, and facilities is available through community resources.

Swan Lake State Park features a lake where visitors can fish, camp, and hike along various trails. This park is a place where people from the surrounding area frequently gather for outdoor activities.

Location: Iowa

Inception: 1851

Capital city: Carroll

Shares border with: Calhoun County, Audubon County, Sac County, Crawford County, Guthrie County, Greene County, Shelby County

Website: http://co.carroll.ia.us

GPS coordinates: 42.03722,-94.85889

Latest update: December 10, 2025 15:52