Jackson Township is a township in Riley County, Kansas, United States. As of the 2020 census, its population was 273.
History The first settlements in the area were made in early 1855 by Gardiner Randolph and his sons near the mouth of Fancy Creek. Jackson Township was first organized in 1859.
Geography Jackson Township covers an area of 35.958 square miles (93.13 square kilometers). Part of Tuttle Creek Lake and its state park lies within the township, and thus the Big Blue River flows through it as well.
Communities Randolph
Adjacent townships
Transportation Major highways
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