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Oregon County, Missouri (view source)
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Officially organized on February 14, 1845, the county was named for the then-disputed American territory of [[Oregon]], and is one of only three Missouri counties to share a name with another U.S. state (the others being Texas and [[Mississippi County, Missouri|Mississippi]]). [[Alton, Missouri|Alton]] is the county seat, and [[Thayer, Missouri|Thayer]] is the largest city.
Officially organized on February 14, 1845, the county was named for the then-disputed American territory of [[Oregon]], and is one of only three Missouri counties to share a name with another U.S. state (the others being Texas and [[Mississippi County, Missouri|Mississippi]]). [[Alton, Missouri|Alton]] is the county seat, and [[Thayer, Missouri|Thayer]] is the largest city.
==Communities==
Oregon County is home to four incorporated communities, including three cities and one census-designated place (CDP).
===Cities===
* [[Alton, Missouri|Alton]]
* [[Koshkonong, Missouri|Koshkonong]]
* [[Thayer, Missouri|Thayer]]
===CDP===
* [[Thomasville, Missouri|Thomasville]]
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