Beaver Township is a township in Republic County, Kansas, United States. As of the 2020 census, its population was 95.

History Beaver Township was organized in 1873 and was named after Beaver Creek. The first settlers in the township were E. B. Pedersen and T. A. Nelson, who settled there in 1869. The early population of the township had significant amounts of Swedish and Norwegian immigrants.

Geography Beaver Township covers an area of 36.016 square miles (93.28 square kilometers).

Communities Kackley

Adjacent townships

Transportation Major highways

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External links Republic County maps: Current , Historic , KDOT