Madison Township is a township in Riley County, Kansas, United States. As of the 2020 census, its population was 9,432.
History Seven Mile Township, which was created in the 1910s from Ogden Township, was consolidated into Madison Township in the 1960s.
Geography Madison Township covers an area of 141.371 square miles (366.15 square kilometers). The Kansas River flows through it. The township is dominated by the Fort Riley installation, which makes up most of the township's land area.
Communities Riley part of Fort Riley
Adjacent townships
Transportation Major highways
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