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Located in west-central Russell County, it contains no incorporated settlements. Russell Township borders the city of Russell on three sides, to the city's west, north, and east. The township also borders Paradise and Waldo Townships to the north, Center Township to the east, Grant Township to the south, and Big Creek Township to the west. [9]
Kansas Highway 181 (K-181) terminates in the southeast corner of the township at its junction with K-232. In addition, a network of mostly unpaved county roads is laid out in a rough grid pattern across the township. [6] North Road, also called 202nd Street, is a paved north–south road that runs north from K-18 to the county line. [8]
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The center of Center Township is located at (38.8275111, −98.6786868) at an elevation of 1,742 feet (531 m). [2] The township lies in the Smoky Hills region of the Great Plains. [3] The western third of Wilson Lake lies in northeastern Center Township. Elm Creek, which drains into the lake, flows north through the northeast part of the township.
Russell County is a county in the U.S. state of Kansas. Its county seat and largest city is Russell . [ 2 ] As of the 2020 census , the population was 6,691. [ 1 ]
Kansas Highway 18 (K-18), an east–west route, enters the northern part of the township from the west, then turns southeast. U.S. Route 281 , a north–south route, enters the township from the west concurrently with K-18, then turns north after one-half-mile and exits the county.
Another paved county road, the east–west 4 Corners Road, runs east from U.S. 281 in the southern part of the township. [11] The Kansas Pacific line of the Union Pacific Railroad runs parallel to I-70 and the U.S. 40 business route through the northeastern corner of the township. [10]