ya, visiting all of them is some kind of tradition, especially in the presidential primaries
Nebraska has 93 counties, Kansas has 105 counties
the Northwest Territory and Missouri Territory had roughly geographically square countries of about the same size drawn in them by federal law, so most all the states have 80+ counties due to their physical size, that's also why, as you can see in shosta's map you can draw fairly straight lines from one end to the other across multiple states as the surveying started in Ohio
iirc, Georgia has the most counties of any state not Texas like 150+, Texas has like 250, Kentucky has like 120 or something plus might have independent towns like Virginia I don't remember
