Tecumseh Township is a township in Shawnee County, Kansas, United States. As of the 2020 census, its population was 7,753.
History Tecumseh Township was established at the first Shawnee County board meeting on September 14, 1855. Many reorganizations of townships occurred up to 1860 but Tecumseh Township remained. On April 20, 1860, Monmouth Township was separated from Tecumseh Township.
Geography Tecumseh Township covers an area of 34.681 square miles (89.82 square kilometers). Lake Jivaro and part of Lake Shawnee lie within the township. The Kansas River flows through it, as well as Shunganunga Creek, Stinson Creek, Tecumseh Creek, and Whetstone Creek.
Communities Tecumseh part of Watson
Adjacent townships
Transportation Major highways
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Further reading
External links Shawnee County website