What is the smallest county in Illinois?

Answer 1

Putnam, Boone & Edwards appear very close in size, geographically speaking.

Depending on the meaning of the question it would either be Alexander County or Putnam County. Alexander County is the smallest in population and Putnam is the smallest in land area.

Camargo

Answer 2

Hollowayville has 90 people in the town - anyone else with a smaller one??

Yes, a few:

Florence 38 (Pike County)

Time 23 (Pike County)

Kaskaskia 14 (Randolph County)

Valley City 13 (Pike County)

Answer 3

Kaskaska, the first capital of Illinois has 14 people. Time has 23. Fults has 26. Bentley has 35. Winona has 37. Florence has 38. Rockwood has 42. Phillipstown has 44. Panola has 45. La Prairie has 47. Deer Grove has 48. Belle Prairie City has 54 people. Union Hill has 58. Simpson has 60. Sciota has 61. Macedonia has 63. Mill Creek has 65. Golden Gate and Muddy have 68. Irwin has 74. New Bedford has 75. Topeka has 76 people. Johnsonville has 77. Bingham has 83. Keenes has 83. Holloway has 84. Camden has 86.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_towns_and_villages_in_Illinois
http://www.onlyinyourstate.com/illinois/small-quiet-towns-il/

Answer 4

Hardin County is the smallest county in Illinois with a population of 4,320 per the 2010 U.S. Census.

Answer 5

hollowayville

Answer 6

valley city, IL