Redwood County, Administrative county in southern Minnesota, US
Redwood County is an administrative county in southern Minnesota covering rolling terrain and farmland. The Redwood River and Minnesota River shape the northeastern landscape.
Minnesota's legislature established Redwood County on February 8, 1862, naming it after the Redwood River flowing through the territory. The area became an agricultural community.
The Lower Sioux Indian Reservation preserves Native American traditions along the Minnesota River's southern bank in the Paxton and Sherman area. This community shapes the region's cultural character in everyday life.
The administrative center is in Redwood Falls and offers services including health, parks, and economic development support. This is the hub for local information and services.
Five district commissioners represent different sections and meet regularly to manage local affairs. Their meetings take place at a central administrative building in the county seat.
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