Minneha Township is a township in Sedgwick County, Kansas, United States. As of the 2020 census, its population was 3,365.
History Minneha Township was established in October of 1871. The first settlers in what was to become Minneha Township was W. D. Highly and his family, who settled there in 1870. In 1963, the township of Wichita was dissolved due to being mostly overtaken by Wichita, with its remaining land divided up between Delano Township, Kechi Township, and Minneha Township.
Geography Spring Branch and Fourmile Creek flow through the township. Minneha Township completely surrounds multiple exclaves of the city of Wichita, as well as Wichita surrounding multiple exclaves of Minneha Township.
Communities Eastborough
Adjacent townships
Transportation Two airports lie partially within Minneha Township: Beech Factory Airport and Cessna Aircraft Field. Major highways
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External links Sedgwick County website