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County Seat: Kansas City
Founded: 1859
Population:
· 157,882 (2000)
· 162,026 (1990)
· 73,227 (1900)
Area: 151 Square Miles
Standard Abbreviation: WY |
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Wyandotte County |
 Wyandotte Co. Courthouse
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History
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| Organized in 1855. County Seat, Kansas City
(formerly Wyandotte). Named after the Indian tribe of that name. |
Map and text from History of Kansas,
Noble Prentis, (Winfield: E.P. Greer. 1899)
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William G. Cutler's History of Kansas, first published in 1883, tells about early Wyandotte County.
The Special Collections of the Ablah Library at WSU contain historical images of
Bonner Springs and
Kansas City.
The Kansas State Historical Society also has
more
historical data for Wyandotte County online including a rich bibliography and lists of
cemeteries, post offices, and newspapers.
Cities, Towns, & Villages of Wyandotte County
2000
Town Population ZIP Year Elevation
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Argentine 810
Bethel 1000
Beverly Hills 900
Bonner Springs 6,768 66012 850
Edwardsville 4,146 850
Grays Park 900
Grinter Heights 869
Grove Center 830
Kansas City 146,866 66100-66119 1869 740
(Strawberry Hill - a KCK neighborhood)
Lake of the Forest 66012 890
Loma Vista 850
Loring 787
Maywood 990
Morris 767
Muncie 66111 836
Nearman 750
Piper 963
Pomeroy 700
Stony Point 900
Sunflower 800
Turner 840
Vinewood 940
Wallula 992
Welborn 960
Wolcott 760
Census Bureau Profile & Map
Wyandotte County School Systems
Colleges & Universities
Hospitals
Other Health Service Web Sites
Libraries
Museums
Newspapers
Other Wyandotte Sites
More Data About Wyandotte County
Economic Development
Health Data
Genealogy
Wyandotte County Offices
For more about Wyandotte County:
Last updated on
November 29, 2009
by COUNTIES@KSLIB.INFO
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|  Graphics by John Howell, photos by Susan Howell, used by permission. |
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