Founded in the year 1845 and named after Israel Putnam, the Putnam County occupies an area of 520 sq mi approximately. Unionville is the county seat and the largest city. A population of around 4.9K with an advanced amalgamation of races including White, Native American, black or African American, Asian, Hispanic or Latino, Pacific Islander, and others resides here. The territory also houses more than 2.2K housing units along with 1.5K families in this region which is situated in the North Central Missouri.

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