Dallas County, Missouri is located in the southwestern region of Missouri, and is also part of the Ozark Mountains region. The county seat of Dallas County is Buffalo, Missouri. The county has a total area of 530 square miles. The largest city and only incorporated municipality in the county is the city of Buffalo. The county was officially established in 1837.

Dallas County is governed by a Board of Commissions and features a variety of resources and services. These include the Dallas County Sheriff's Office and the Dallas County Health Department.

The economy of Dallas County, Missouri is largely based on the agricultural industry, with corn, soybeans, hay and other feed crops being the primary crops grown in the county. Dairy, beef, poultry and pork products are also produced in the area. Tourism is also an important contributor to the local economy.

The county is served by the Dallas County R-I School District, which consists of three elementary schools, one middle school and one high school. The county is also home to the Dallas County Technical College. Other institutions of higher education in the area include Ozarks Technical Community College and Southwest Baptist University.

The county is home to several state parks, including Bennett Spring State Park, Roaring River State Park, and Stockton State Park. The county is also home to several historic sites, including the Dallas County Courthouse, the Buffalo Presbyterian Church, and the Buffalo Post Office.

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