Ogden Township is a township in Riley County, Kansas, United States. As of the 2020 census, its population was 2,029.
History Two times in Ogden Township's history townships were created from it. The first was Seven Mile Township, created in the 1910s, and later given over to Madison Township in the 1960s. The second was Fort Riley Township, created in the 1970s. Fort Riley Township did not last very long and was reabsorbed into Ogden Township. Ogden Township was home to the first settlers and voting in Riley County, both of which took place in 1854.
Geography Ogden Township covers an area of 12.652 square miles (32.77 square kilometers). The Kansas River flows through it.
Communities Ogden
Adjacent townships
Transportation Major highways
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