Matt County, Monasoki

Matt County, Monasoki is a county in the Monasoki state of Monasoki. As of the 2013 census, the population was 2,104, making it the second lest populated county in the Capital Region ahead of neighboring Lego County. It's county seat is Matthews, Monasoki. The county was formed in 1887 and named for the founder of Matthews, Phillip Matthews.

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Matt County has some of the most rugged terrain in the entire state. It's seat, Matthews, sits atop Matt Hill. Opposite Matthews is the tallest mountain in the state, Mount Williamson. In between the two is the Aaron Valley, named for Aaron Creek, which runs through the valley and empties into the Chippewa River on its border with neighboring Rich County. The unincorporated community of Computerastic sits along the creek where Falmouth Creek, a tributary, runs into it. The racetrack Monasoki Hills Speedway sits near the source of Falmouth Creek.

Adjacent counties

 * Lego County, Monasoki (north)
 * Hill County, Monasoki (east)
 * Moca County, Monasoki (south)
 * Rich County, Monasoki (west)

Cities

 * Matthews (county seat)

Unincorporated communities

 * Computerastic