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Minnesota

Mower County

 

 

 

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The county seat is Austin. The county is named after John Edward Mower.

In 1852, Jacob McQuillin and his family settled what was to become Mower County. By 1855, the area had enough people to merit official formation and on March 1, 1856 Minnesota Governor Willis A. Gorman  signed the act organizing Mower County. The county was named in honor of John Edward Mower, a member of the territorial legislature.

On Line Data

Cities
Adams
Austin (county seat)
Brownsdale
Dexter
Elkton
Grand Meadow
Le Roy
Lyle
Mapleview
Racine
Rose Creek
Sargeant
Taopi
Waltham
Census-designated place
Lansing
Other unincorporated communities
Andyville
Corning
Johnsburg
Mayville
Nicolville
Ramsey
Renova
Varco
Townships
Adams
Austin
Bennington
Clayton
Dexter
Frankford
Grand Meadow
Lansing
Le Roy
Lodi
Lyle
Marshall
Nevada
Pleasant Valley
Racine
Red Rock
Sargeant
Udolpho
Waltham
Windom

 

Adjacent counties
Dodge County (north)
Olmsted County (northeast)
Fillmore County (east)
Howard County, Iowa (southeast)
Mitchell County, Iowa (south)
Worth County, Iowa (southwest)
Freeborn County (west)

 

Lyle, Minnesota

 

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