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Neosho is populated by about 11,000 people. The name, Ne-o-zho or Ne-u-zhu, is of Indian derivation meaning "clear to abundant water."

The area was first settled in the early 17th century and Neosho has been the county seat of Newton County since 1839.

The area was deeply involved in the Civil War, although no major battles were fought there. Much of the downtown was burned in 1863.

A combination of geography and opportunity drew the earliest settlers to Neosho area. Prior to the Civil War, the economy revolved around agriculture, retail trade, and eventually mining. After the war, economic growth and settlement revolved around agriculture.

One of the area's most famous citizens emerged from this agricultural boom. George Washington Carver, born a slave near Diamond and first educated in Neosho, became a nationally eminent agronomist, botanist, educator, and artist.   Neosho, nationally known as the Flower Box City, received a grant in 1955 to launch an experiment in city beautification. Flower boxes are now in front of business establishments, churches, schools, and residential homes. Many new residences and businesses have flower boxes incorporated as part of their landscaping plans.

Community Info/Links

  Hospital/Medical
  1. Freeman Neosho Hospital
  2. St John Regional Medical Center
Local College
  1. Missouri Southern State University
  2. Crowder College
Local Organizations
  1. Get to Know Neosho
  2. Neosho Area Chamber of Commerce
  3. Joplin Area Chamber of Commerce
  4. Joplin Public Library
  5. Neosho Fire Department
Local Resouces
  1. Newton County Abstract and Title
Local Schools
  1. Neosho High School
  2. Neosho Junior High School
Mortgage
  1. MOCAP
  2. HOMETOWN BANK
  3. THE MORTGAGE HOUSE
City Contact 
    1. City of Neosho (water/trash)   
    2.City of Goodman ( water trash)
    3. City of Joplin ( trash/ recycling)

State Government
  1. Missouri State Library
  2. Missouri Secretary of State
  3. Office of Public Counsel
  4. Housing Development Commission
  5. Governor's Office
  6. Department of Transportation
  7. Department of Social Services
  8. Department of Revenue
  9. Missouri State Treasurer's Office
  10. Labor Market Information
  11. Department of Economic Development
  12. State of Missouri
  13. Arts Council
  14. Attorney General
  15. Business Assistance Center
  16. Coordinating Board for Higher Education
  17. Department of Agriculture
  18. Department of Conservation
State Travel Guide
  1. Wine Country of Missouri
  2. Missouri Tourism
  3. Guide to Missouri
Utilities
  1. Empire Electric Company
  2. NEW-MAC Electric Company
  3. Missouri Gas Energy
  4. Southwestern Bell
  5. LeRu Telephone
  6. Seneca Telephone
  7. Mcdonald County Telephone
  8. Goodman Telephone