Adams County

English Etymology Named after Alva Adams (Colorado), John Adams, 2nd president (Idaho, Mississippi, Nebraska, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Washington), John Quincy Adams, 6th president (Illinois, Indiana), either John Adams or John Quincy Adams (Iowa, Wisconsin), and John Quincy Adams, a railroad official (North Dakota). Proper noun Adams County en One of 64 <<counties>> in <<s/Colorado>>, <<c/USA>> Brighton. en One of 44 <<counties>> in <<s/Idaho>>, <<c/USA>> Council. en One of 102 <<counties>> in <<s/Illinois>>, <<c/USA>> Quincy. en One of 92 <<counties>> in <<s/Indiana>>, <<c/USA>> Decatur. en One of 99 <<counties>> in <<s/Iowa>>, <<c/USA>> Corning. en One of 82 <<counties>> in <<s/Mississippi>>, <<c/USA>> Natchez. en One of 93 <<counties>> in <<s/Nebraska>>, <<c/USA>> Hastings. en One of 53 <<counties>> in <<s/North Dakota>>, <<c/USA>> Hettinger. en One of 88 <<counties>> in <<s/Ohio>>, <<c/USA>> West Union. en One of 67 <<counties>> in <<s/Pennsylvania>>, <<c/USA>> Gettysburg. en One of 39 <<counties>> in <<s/Washington>>, <<c/USA>> Ritzville. en One of 72 <<counties>> in <<s/Wisconsin>>, <<c/USA>> Friendship. References Index of U.S. counties