Missouri

Morgan County is part of central Missouri’s Lake of the Ozarks region, where lake living blends with a rural lifestyle. Versailles, the county seat, is famously pronounced “Ver-sails” by locals.

New Madrid County is located in Missouri’s Bootheel and is best known for the powerful earthquakes of 1811–1812, which famously affected the flow of the Mississippi River.

Monroe County is located in northeastern Missouri, in the heart of Mark Twain country. Rolling hills and open prairies give the area its scenic rural character.

Montgomery County sits just east of central Missouri, where prairie landscapes meet forested hills. The Missouri River forms its southern border, bringing scenic bluffs and fertile bottomlands.

Moniteau County is located in central Missouri, a region known for its rolling hills and fertile valleys. Its name comes from a Native American word meaning “spirit.”

Mercer County sits along Missouri’s northern border with Iowa. Princeton, the county seat, is a small but welcoming community with a classic town square full of small-town charm.

Miller County lies in the heart of Missouri and is home to part of the popular Lake of the Ozarks region. The lake’s sparkling waters attract visitors year-round to this scenic corner of central Missouri.

Marion County lies along the Mississippi River in northeast Missouri, with Illinois just across the water to the east. The county is best known as the home of Hannibal, where Mark Twain spent his boyhood years.

McDonald County is tucked into Missouri’s southwest corner, bordering both Arkansas and Oklahoma. It’s classic Ozark country, known for its hills, hollows, and crystal-clear streams.