Crawford County, Missouri

Crawford County is a county in the east-central portion of the state of Missouri, part of the Ozarks region. It had a population of 24,696 at the 2010 census.

The county was officially organized by the Missouri legislature on January 23, 1829, and was named for William H. Crawford of Georgia, a prominent American politician of the early 19th century. Its county seat is Steelville, and Sullivan, partly located in neighboring Franklin County, is the largest city, while Cuba is the largest city entirely within the county.

Communities

Crawford County is home to seven incorporated communities, including four cities and three villages.

Cities

• Bourbon
• Cuba
• Steelville (county seat)
• Sullivan (partly in Franklin County)

Villages

• Leasburg
• St. Cloud
• West Sullivan