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List of U.S. county name etymologies (S–Z)
This is a list of U.S. county name etymologies, covering the letters S to Z.
==S==
*Sabine County, Texas
*Sabine Parish, Louisiana
*Sac County, Iowa
*Sacramento County, California
*Sagadahoc County, Maine
*Saginaw County, Michigan
*Saguache County, Colorado: Saguache County was named for a Ute word, "''Sa-gua-gua-chi-pa''," which roughly translated to "Blue Earth" and referred to clear blue waters from springs in the county.
* City of Salem, Virginia
* Salem County, New Jersey: corruption of the Hebrew world ''shalom'', meaning peace.
* Saline County, Arkansas
* Saline County, Illinois
* Saline County, Kansas
* Saline County, Missouri
* Saline County, Nebraska
* Salt Lake County, Utah — From Great Salt Lake, which forms the county's western border.
* Saluda County, South Carolina
* Sampson County, North Carolina
* San Augustine County, Texas
* San Benito County, California
* San Bernardino County, California
* San Diego County, California
* City and County of San Francisco, California — From Mission San Francisco de Asís, a Spanish mission located in what is now the city's Mission District and named for Francis of Assisi.
* San Jacinto County, Texas
* San Joaquin County, California
* San Juan County, Colorado: San Juan County is named for the San Juan River (Colorado River), known to early Spanish settlers as ''El Río de San Juan''.
* San Juan County, New Mexico
* San Juan County, Utah
* San Juan County, Washington
*San Luis Obispo County, California
*San Mateo County, California
*San Miguel County, Colorado: San Miguel County is named for ''El Río de San Miguel'', the San Miguel River, which runs through the county.
* San Miguel County, New Mexico
*San Patricio County, Texas
*San Saba County, Texas
*Sanborn County, South Dakota
*Sanders County, Montana
*Sandoval County, New Mexico
*Sandusky County, Ohio
*Sangamon County, Illinois
*Sanilac County, Michigan
*Sanpete County, Utah
*Santa Barbara County, California
*Santa Clara County, California is named after the Mission Santa Clara de Asís, itself named for Saint Clare of Assisi
*Santa Cruz County, Arizona
* Santa Cruz County, California
*Santa Fe County, New Mexico
*Santa Rosa County, Florida
*Sarasota County, Florida
*Saratoga County, New York
*Sargent County, North Dakota
*Sarpy County, Nebraska
*Sauk County, Wisconsin
*Saunders County, Nebraska
*Sawyer County, Wisconsin
*Schenectady County, New York
*Schleicher County, Texas
*Schley County, Georgia
*Schoharie County, New York
*Schoolcraft County, Michigan
*Schuyler County, Illinois
* Schuyler County, Missouri
* Schuyler County, New York
*Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania
*Scioto County, Ohio
*Scotland County, Missouri
* Scotland County, North Carolina
*Scott County, Arkansas
* Scott County, Illinois
* Scott County, Indiana: Scott is named for Governor of Kentucky Charles Scott.
* Scott County, Iowa is named after General Winfield Scott〔(Scott County, Iowa )〕 U.S. Army General during the War of 1812, the Mexican-American War, the Black Hawk War, the Second Seminole War, and, briefly, the American Civil War
* Scott County, Kansas
* Scott County, Kentucky
* Scott County, Minnesota
* Scott County, Mississippi
* Scott County, Missouri
* Scott County, Tennessee is named for U.S. army officer Winfield Scott (1786–1866).
* Scott County, Virginia
*Scotts Bluff County, Nebraska
*Screven County, Georgia
*Scurry County, Texas
*Searcy County, Arkansas
*Sebastian County, Arkansas
*Sedgwick County, Colorado: Sedgwick County is named for Fort Sedgwick, an Army post itself named for Civil War general John Sedgwick, who was killed at the Battle of Spotsylvania Court House in 1864.
* Sedgwick County, Kansas
*Seminole County, Florida
* Seminole County, Georgia
* Seminole County, Oklahoma
*Seneca County, New York
* Seneca County, Ohio
*Sequatchie County, Tennessee: Name is from a Cherokee word believed to mean, ''opossum, he grins or runs''.
*Sequoyah County, Oklahoma
*Sevier County, Arkansas
* Sevier County, Tennessee is named for John Sevier (1745–1815), governor of the State of Franklin and first Governor of Tennessee.
* Sevier County, Utah
*Seward County, Kansas
* Seward County, Nebraska
*Shackelford County, Texas
*Shannon County, Missouri
*Sharkey County, Mississippi
*Sharp County, Arkansas
*Shasta County, California
*Shawano County, Wisconsin
*Shawnee County, Kansas
*Sheboygan County, Wisconsin
*Shelby County, Alabama
* Shelby County, Illinois
* Shelby County, Indiana: Shelby is named for Governor of Kentucky Isaac Shelby.
* Shelby County, Iowa
* Shelby County, Kentucky
* Shelby County, Missouri
* Shelby County, Ohio
* Shelby County, Tennessee is named for Isaac Shelby (1750–1826), commander at Kings Mountain, first governor of Kentucky, and negotiator of the purchase of the western district (today's West Tennessee and the Purchase of Kentucky) from the Chickasaws.
* Shelby County, Texas
*Shenandoah County, Virginia
*Sherburne County, Minnesota
*Sheridan County, Kansas
* Sheridan County, Montana
* Sheridan County, Nebraska
* Sheridan County, North Dakota
* Sheridan County, Wyoming
*Sherman County, Kansas- named for Founding Father Roger Sherman of Connecticut.
* Sherman County, Nebraska-named for Roger Sherman
* Sherman County, Oregon-named for Roger Sherman
* Sherman County, Texas-named for Roger Sherman
*Shiawassee County, Michigan
*Shoshone County, Idaho
*Sibley County, Minnesota
*Sierra County, California
* Sierra County, New Mexico
*Silver Bow County, Montana
*Simpson County, Kentucky
* Simpson County, Mississippi
*Sioux County, Iowa
* Sioux County, Nebraska
* Sioux County, North Dakota
*Siskiyou County, California
*Sitka City and Borough, Alaska
*Skagit County, Washington
*Skagway-Hoonah-Angoon Census Area, Alaska
*Skamania County, Washington
*Slope County, North Dakota
*Smith County, Kansas
* Smith County, Mississippi
* Smith County, Tennessee is named for Revolutionary War officer and U.S. Senator Daniel Smith (1748–1818).
* Smith County, Texas: Named for James Smith, a general during the Texas Revolution
*Smyth County, Virginia
*Snohomish County, Washington
*Snyder County, Pennsylvania
*Socorro County, New Mexico
*Solano County, California
*Somerset County, Maine
* Somerset County, Maryland: Named for the English county of Somerset.
* Somerset County, New Jersey: Named for the English county of Somerset.
* Somerset County, Pennsylvania:Named for the English county of Somerset.
*Somervell County, Texas
*Sonoma County, California
*Southampton County, Virginia
*Southeast Fairbanks Census Area, Alaska
*Spalding County, Georgia
*Spartanburg County, South Carolina
*Spencer County, Indiana: Spencer is named for Spier Spencer, a soldier of the Battle of Tippecanoe.
* Spencer County, Kentucky
*Spink County, South Dakota
*Spokane County, Washington
*Spotsylvania County, Virginia
*St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana
*St. Charles County, Missouri
* St. Charles Parish, Louisiana
*St. Clair County, Alabama
* St. Clair County, Illinois
* St. Clair County, Michigan
* St. Clair County, Missouri
*St. Croix County, Wisconsin
*St. Francis County, Arkansas
*St. Francois County, Missouri
*St. Helena Parish, Louisiana
*St. James Parish, Louisiana
*St. John the Baptist Parish, Louisiana
*St. Johns County, Florida
*St. Joseph County, Indiana: St. Joseph is named for the St. Joseph River.
* St. Joseph County, Michigan
*St. Landry Parish, Louisiana
*St. Lawrence County, New York
*St. Louis, Missouri
*St. Louis County, Minnesota
* St. Louis County, Missouri
*St. Lucie County, Florida
* St. Martin Parish, Louisiana
*St. Mary Parish, Louisiana
*St. Mary's County, Maryland
*St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana — From Tamanend, a Lenni-Lenape chief in the Delaware Valley during the 17th century who made peace with William Penn. In the decades following the American Revolution, Tamanend became a folk saint among many in the newly independent United States.
*Stafford County, Kansas
* Stafford County, Virginia
*Stanislaus County, California
*Stanley County, South Dakota
*Stanly County, North Carolina
*Stanton County, Kansas
* Stanton County, Nebraska
* City of Staunton, Virginia — Named for Lady Rebecca Staunton, wife of Virginia colonial governor William Gooch.
*Stark County, Illinois
* Stark County, North Dakota
* Stark County, Ohio
*Starke County, Indiana: Starke is named for John Stark, an officer of the American Revolutionary War.
*Starr County, Texas
*Ste. Genevieve County, Missouri
*Stearns County, Minnesota
*Steele County, Minnesota
* Steele County, North Dakota
*Stephens County, Georgia
* Stephens County, Oklahoma
* Stephens County, Texas: Stephens Co. is named for Alexander Stephens, Vice President of the Confederate States of America. The county was originally named Buchanan Co. after US President James Buchanan.
*Stephenson County, Illinois
*Sterling County, Texas
*Steuben County, Indiana: Steuben is named for Baron Frederick von Steuben, an officer of the American Revolutionary War.
* Steuben County, New York
*Stevens County, Kansas
* Stevens County, Minnesota
* Stevens County, Washington
*Stewart County, Georgia: Stewart is named for General Daniel Stewart
* Stewart County, Tennessee is named for Duncan Stewart, Tennessee state legislator and lieutenant governor of Mississippi Territory.
*Stillwater County, Montana
*Stoddard County, Missouri
*Stokes County, North Carolina
*Stone County, Arkansas
* Stone County, Mississippi
* Stone County, Missouri
*Stonewall County, Texas
*Storey County, Nevada
*Story County, Iowa: The county was named after Joseph Story, a preeminent United States Supreme Court Justice, in 1853.
*Strafford County, New Hampshire
*Stutsman County, North Dakota
*Sublette County, Wyoming
*City of Suffolk, Virginia
*Suffolk County, Massachusetts
*Suffolk County, New York: Named after his native Suffolk county of England by John Youngs, the founder of the first settlement.
*Sullivan County, Indiana: Sullivan is named for Daniel Sullivan, a soldier of the American Revolutionary War.
* Sullivan County, Missouri
* Sullivan County, New Hampshire
* Sullivan County, New York
* Sullivan County, Pennsylvania
* Sullivan County, Tennessee is named for John Sullivan (1740–1795), Governor of New Hampshire.
*Sully County, South Dakota
*Summers County, West Virginia
*Summit County, Colorado Summit County is named for the numerous mountain peaks which fill the region, including Grays Peak and Torreys Peak.
* Summit County, Ohio
* Summit County, Utah
*Sumner County, Kansas
* Sumner County, Tennessee is named for Jethro Sumner (1733–1785), an American colonist who defended North Carolina against the British in 1780.
*Sumter County, Alabama
* Sumter County, Florida
* Sumter County, Georgia
* Sumter County, South Carolina
*Sunflower County, Mississippi
*Surry County, North Carolina
* Surry County, Virginia
* Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania
*Sussex County, Delaware
* Sussex County, New Jersey: Named after the county of Sussex, one of the historical kingdoms of England.
* Sussex County, Virginia
*Sutter County, California
*Sutton County, Texas
*Suwannee County, Florida
*Swain County, North Carolina
*Sweet Grass County, Montana
*Sweetwater County, Wyoming
*Swift County, Minnesota
*Swisher County, Texas
*Switzerland County, Indiana: Switzerland is named for the home country of many of the early settlers, Switzerland.
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