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Test your knowledge of US counties with this interactive quiz. Choose a state and challenge yourself to name all the counties in that state.

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First choose a state by typing its abbreviation (i.e. ‘FL’). Then, name all counties/county-equivalents in that state.

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darin

3 years ago

Update – CT now has 9 “Planning Regions” instead of its previous 8 counties.

greekmatthew

3 years ago

Reply to darin

but why tho

stephaniesays

3 years ago

Reply to greekmatthew

i would assume it better reflects their demographics

MegaZeroX

23 days ago

Reply to greekmatthew

More full answer: Connecticut abolished its county governments in 1960. In 1978, the court districts became separated from county boundaries. The county sheriff abolished in 2000. The final thing remaining that used counties was the Census Bureau, but it switched over to using Connecticut’s COGs (Council of Government) boundaries in 2024.

bobkat74

12 years ago

Great quiz. I’ve lived in NC my entire life, and it’s an interesting challenge.