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Pratt County, Kansas

Date Established:February 26, 1867
Date Organized:
Location: Kansas map showing location of Pratt County
County Seat:Pratt
Origin of Name:In memory of 2nd Lt. Caleb S. Pratt, of Co. D, 1st Kansas Infantry, killed at the Battle of Wilson's Creek on 10 Aug 1861.
Cities & Townships:
PlacePopulation (2000 census)
Pratt (city)6,570
Banner Township[defunct]
Carmi Township[defunct]
Center Township[defunct]
Elm Township[defunct]
Gove Township[defunct]
Grant Township[defunct]
Haynesville Township[defunct]
Iuka Township[defunct]
Lincoln Township[defunct]
Logan Township[defunct]
McClelland Township[defunct]
McPherson Township[defunct]
Naron Township[defunct]
Ninnescah Township[defunct]
Paxon Township[defunct]
Richland Township[defunct]
Saratoga Township[defunct]
Springvale Township[defunct]
Township No. 10191
Township No. 11496
Township No. 12961
Township No. 6565
Township No. 7366
Township No. 8181
Township No. 9317
Valley Township[defunct]
Total population:9,647
Township map of Pratt County, 2000
Population:
1880 (1,890)
1890 (8,118)
1900 (7,085)
1910 (11,156)
1920 (12,909)
1930 (13,312)
1940 (12,348)
1950 (12,156)
1960 (12,122)
1970 (10,056)
1980 (10,275)
1990 (9,702)
2000 (9,647)
Other Resources:Bibliography
Cemeteries in Pratt County, as of 1906
Newspapers available on microfilm
Townships & Independent Cities in Pratt County
Post offices in Pratt County
Links to Other Sites:Pratt County page [Blue Skyways]
Pratt County GenWeb
Early Kansas Maps [KanColl]

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