Kingman County, Kansas Basics:
Kingman County Kansas - Government Site
Population: 7,975
Area: 863 square miles
County Seat: Kingman
Area Code(s) in use: 620
Time Zone: CST
Kingman County, Kansas
Map of the Kingman County area
Our detail map of Kingman County shows Kingman County, Kansas boundary lines and other interesting items.
Places in Kingman County, Kansas
Airport
Dick Landing Strip, Handkins Landing Strip, Kingman Municipal Airport, Norwich Landing Strip
Building
Cunningham Fire Department, Forest Home Grange Hall, Kingman Volunteer Fire Department, Nashville And Liberty Township Fire Department, Norwich Volunteer Fire Department, Spivey Rural Fire Department, Zenda Volunteer Fire Department
Cemetery
Bethany Cemetery, Bross Cemetery, Cleveland Cemetery, Cunningham Cemetery, Dresden Cemetery, Greenwood Cemetery, Hoosier Cemetery, Hunt Cemetery, Lebanon Cemetery, Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Mount Vernon Cemetery, Murdock Cemetery, Nashville Cemetery, Nichols Cemetery, Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Rago Cemetery, Rural Cemetery, Saint John Cemetery, Saint Johns Cemetery, Saint Louis Cemetery, Stitch Cemetery, Upchurch Cemetery, Vinita Cemetery, Walnut Hill Cemetery, Waterloo Cemetery, West Point Cemetery
Church
Bethany Church, Bethel Church (historical), Preseverance Church (historical)
Civil
City of Kingman, Kingman County, Township of Allen, Township of Belmont, Township of Bennett, Township of Canton, Township of Chikaskia, Township of Dale, Township of Dresden, Township of Eagle, Township of Eureka, Township of Evan, Township of Galesburg, Township of Hoosier, Township of Kingman, Township of Liberty, Township of Ninnescah, Township of Peters, Township of Richland, Township of Rochester, Township of Rural, Township of Union, Township of Valley, Township of Vinita, Township of White
Dam
Kingman County State Lake Dam, Yeager Lakes Dam
Lake
Lakin Lake
Locale
Blanchard (historical), Bross (historical), Browns Spur, Camp Mennoscah, Carntyne (historical), Claim (historical), Dresden (historical), Kingman Country Club, Lashmet (historical), Mabel (historical), Maud (historical), New Rochester (historical), Oklahoma (historical), Pitt (historical), Sallee (historical), Soudan (historical), Trenton (historical), Westport (historical)
Oilfield
Alameda Oil and Gas Field, Basil Oil and Gas Field, Belmont Center Gas Field, Bolinger Oil Field, Broadway Oil and Gas Field, Broadway West Oil and Gas Field, Casley Gas and Oil Field, Dewey Oil and Gas Field, Willowdale Oil and Gas Field
Park
Kingman State Fishing Lake and Wildlife Area
Populated Place
Adams, Alameda, Basil, Belmont, Calista, Cleveland, Cunningham, Georgia, Kingman, Lansdowne, Midway, Mount Vernon, Murdock, Nashville, Norwich, Orsemus, Penalosa, Rago, Saint Leo, Skellyville, Spivey, Varner, Waterloo, Willowdale, Zenda
Reservoir
Benningtons Lake, Bock Lake, Christopher Lake, Johnson Lake, Kingman County State Lake, Mann Lake, Mckenna Lake
School
Artesian Valley School (historical), Aurora School (historical), Belforest School (historical), Belmont Center School (historical), Bickel School (historical), Bross School (historical), Butler School (historical), C P and W School (historical), Center Pole School (historical), Champion Ridge School (historical), Clearwater School (historical), Coleman School (historical), Cunningham Elementary School, Cunningham High School, Dale School (historical), Dewey School (historical), Dresden School (historical), Dutton School (historical), Eagle School (historical), Evan Mound School (historical), Fairview School (historical), Four Acres School (historical), Glendale School (historical), Golden Rule School (historical), Happy Hollow School (historical), Hawk School (historical), Honey Creek School (historical), Hoosier School (historical), Hopewell School (historical), Illinois School (historical), Judson School (historical), Kingman High School, Leach School (historical), Liberty School (historical), Little Gem School (historical), Lone Star School (historical), Maple Grove School (historical), Maude School (historical), McDowell School (historical), Mckinley School (historical), Mead Creek School (historical), Mount Pleasant School (historical), Murdock Elementary School, Nashville-Zenda High School, Norwich Elementary School, Norwich High School, Oklahoma School (historical), Pleasant Hill School (historical), Pleasant Hill School (historical), Pleasant Valley School (historical), Prairie Dell School (historical), Prairie Gem School (historical), Prairie Home School (historical), Raymond School (historical), Ritchey School (historical), Riverside School (historical), Riverview School (historical), Rosedale School (historical), Saint Leo School, Saint Patrick School, Spring Creek School (historical), Star School (historical), Sunny Slope School (historical), Sunny View School (historical), Sunrise School (historical), Trenton School (historical), Tripp School (historical), Tucker School (historical), Union Star School (historical), Union Valley School (historical), Valley School (historical), Valley School (historical), Victory School (historical), Walnut Grove School (historical), West Point School (historical), White Mound School (historical), Whittier School (historical), Wilson School (historical), Woodford School (historical)
Stream
Allen Creek, Big Spring Creek, Blue Stem Creek, Coon Creek, Copper Creek, Cross Creek, Duck Creek, Fish Creek, Goose Creek, Hunter Creek, Kemp Creek, Mead Creek, Morisse Creek, Negro Creek, North Fork Chikaskia River, Painter Creek, Pat Creek, Peters Creek, Petyt Creek, Red Creek, Rose Bud Creek, Sand Creek, Sand Creek, Skunk Creek, Smoots Creek, Wild Horse Creek, Wild Run Creek
| Race | Population |
| White |  7,727 |
| Mixed | 111 |
| American Indian | 62 |
| Asian | 36 |
| Black | 26 |
| Hawaiian & Pacific Islander | 13 |
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