Hamilton County

Hamilton County is an administrative area in central Iowa with agricultural lands and established residential communities. The region spans several hundred square kilometers and has Webster City as its administrative center.

The county was founded in 1856 during Iowa's territorial development period. It quickly became a center of agriculture and settlement growth in the region.

The county fair brings people together with farm exhibits and local food tastings that show rural traditions. This event shapes community life and reflects the region's agricultural identity.

Webster City, the county seat, contains government offices, public libraries, schools, and medical facilities for the local population. The best way to explore the county is by car, as communities are spread throughout the area.

The county has a network of lakes and waterways distributed throughout its territory. These water bodies support local agriculture and provide space for recreational activities.

Location: Iowa

Inception: 1856

Capital city: Webster City

Shares border with: Wright County, Boone County, Story County, Franklin County, Hardin County, Webster County

Website: http://hamiltoncounty.org

GPS coordinates: 42.38194,-93.71083

Latest update: December 10, 2025 15:56