Geography Cass_Township,_Fulton_County,_Illinois

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1 geography

1.1 cities, towns, villages
1.2 unincorporated towns
1.3 cemeteries
1.4 major highways





geography

according 2010 census, township has total area of 39.55 square miles (102.4 km), of 39.4 square miles (102 km) (or 99.62%) land , 0.15 square miles (0.39 km) (or 0.38%) water.


cities, towns, villages

smithfield

unincorporated towns

buckeye
poverty ridge

(this list based on usgs data , may include former settlements.)



totten prairie
gobbler s knob
travis old town site near poverty ridge near seville , old fuller mill. said foundation of mill can still found. travis did not become nothing old forgotten town site never organized.

cemeteries

the township contains these 6 cemeteries: baughman, buckeye, fuller, henderson, howard , sinnett chapel.


major highways

illinois route 95




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