Kansas Civil Townships and Independent Cities
Results of Query:
Township/City: All townships and independent cities
County: Wyandotte
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| Name | County | Population (2020 census) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bonner Springs (city) | Wyandotte | 7,831 | |
| Delaware Township | Wyandotte | 37 | Most of its area became part of newly independent Edwardsville (city) in 2000. |
| Edwardsville (city) | Wyandotte | 4,717 | Became an independent city 1 Jan 2000 |
| Kansas City (city) | Wyandotte | 156,607 | Government consolidated with Wyandotte County effective 1 Oct 1997. Bonner Springs, Edwardsville, and Lake Quivira are not included in the consolidated government. |
| Lake Quivira (city) | Wyandotte | 53 | |
| Prairie Township | Wyandotte | Dissolved 1 Jan 1992; entire area annexed by Kansas City. | |
| Wyandotte Township | Wyandotte | Ceased to exist in the 1970s, the remainder of its area having been annexed into Kansas City and Edwardsville. |
Smaller cities and towns in Kansas are included within the surrounding township. However, cities of the first and second class (generally, those with more than 2,000 inhabitants) are administratively separate and independent of any township.
Township Map of Wyandotte County, ca. 2000:
Kansas Place Names Index Main Page
