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HistoryClara Harlowe Barton (1821-1912) was the founder of the American
Red Cross during the Civil War. She is the only woman to have a
Kansas county named for her.
The Special Collections of the Ablah Library at WSU contain historical images of Pawnee Rock, Great Bend, Albert, and Claflin. The Kansas State Historical Society also has more historical data for Barton County online including a rich bibliography and lists of cemeteries, post offices, and newspapers. Cities, Towns, & Villages of Barton County
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Town Population ZIP Year Elevation
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Albert 181 67511 1915
Beaver 67525 1920
Boyd 1851
Claflin 705 67525 1810
Dartmouth 815
Dubuque 1888
Dundee 1901
Ellinwood 2,164 67526 1872 1800
Farhman 1889
Galatia 61 1995
Great Bend 15,345 67530 1871 1849
Heizer 1880
Hitschmann 1930
Hoisington 2,975 67544 1845
Kanbrick 1815
Millard 1994
Odin 67525 1839
Olmitz 138 67564 2010
Pawnee Rock 356 67567 1949
Redwing 1811
South Hoisington 1819
Stickney 1951
Susank 57 67544 1970
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