Caldwell County, Missouri

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Caldwell County is a county located in the U.S. state of Missouri. As of 2000, the population is 8,969. Its county seat is Kingston ⁶. The county was organized in 1836 and named after Mathew Caldwell, commander of Indian Scouts in Kentucky.

Map of Missouri highlighting Caldwell County.png

Caldwell is part of the Kansas City Metropolitan Area

Contents

1 Geography

1.1 Adjacent counties
1.2 Major highways

2 Cities and towns

Geography

Adjacent counties

Daviess County (north)
Livingston County (east)
Carroll County (southeast)
Ray County (south)
Clinton County (west)
DeKalb County (northwest)

Major highways

Cities and towns

	State of Missouri
Capital	Jefferson City
Regions	Bootheel \| Little Dixie \| St. Francois Mountains \| Ozark Plateau \| Northern Plains \| Missouri Rhineland \| Lincoln Hills \| Lead Belt \| Platte Purchase \| Dissected Till Plains \| Osage Plains \| Mississippi Alluvial Plain
Metropolitan Areas	St. Louis \| Kansas City \| Springfield \| Joplin \| Columbia \| Jefferson City \| St. Joseph
Micropolitan Areas	Branson \| Cape Girardeau, Jackson, MO-IL \| Farmington \| Fort Leonard Wood \| Hannibal \| Kennett \| Kirksville \| Lebanon \| Marshall \| Maryville \| Mexico \| Moberly \| Poplar Bluff \| Rolla \| Sedalia \| Sikeston \| Warrensburg \| West Plains
Largest Cities	Kansas City \| St. Louis \| Springfield \| Independence \| Columbia \| Lee's Summit \| St. Joseph \| O'Fallon \| St. Charles \| St. Peters \| Florissant \| Blue Springs \| Chesterfield \| Joplin \| University City \| Jefferson City \| Cape Girardeau \| Wildwood \| Ballwin \| Raytown \| Liberty \| Kirkwood \| Gladstone \| Hazelwood \| Maryland Heights
Counties	Adair \| Andrew \| Atchison \| Audrain \| Barry \| Barton \| Bates \| Benton \| Bollinger \| Boone \| Buchanan \| Butler \| Caldwell \| Callaway \| Camden \| Cape Girardeau \| Carroll \| Carter \| Cass \| Cedar \| Chariton \| Christian \| Clark \| Clay \| Clinton \| Cole \| Cooper \| Crawford \| Dade \| Dallas \| Daviess \| DeKalb \| Dent \| Douglas \| Dunklin \| Franklin \| Gasconade \| Gentry \| Greene \| Grundy \| Harrison \| Henry \| Hickory \| Holt \| Howard \| Howell \| Iron \| Jackson \| Jasper \| Jefferson \| Johnson \| Knox \| Laclede \| Lafayette \| Lawrence \| Lewis \| Lincoln \| Linn \| Livingston \| Macon \| Madison \| Maries \| Marion \| McDonald \| Mercer \| Miller \| Mississippi \| Moniteau \| Monroe \| Montgomery \| Morgan \| New Madrid \| Newton \| Nodaway \| Oregon \| Osage \| Ozark \| Pemiscot \| Perry \| Pettis \| Phelps \| Pike \| Platte \| Polk \| Pulaski \| Putnam \| Ralls \| Randolph \| Ray \| Reynolds \| Ripley \| St. Charles \| St. Clair \| St. Francois \| St. Louis (City) \| St. Louis County \| Ste. Genevieve \| Saline \| Schuyler \| Scotland \| Scott \| Shannon \| Shelby \| Stoddard \| Stone \| Sullivan \| Taney \| Texas \| Vernon \| Warren \| Washington \| Wayne \| Webster \| Worth \| Wright

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