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Code · Kansas · Chapter 18 — Counties

18-199. Wabaunsee.

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18-199. Wabaunsee. The county of Wabaunsee is bounded as follows: Commencing at the Kansas river, at a point where the section line between second and third tiers of section in range thirteen
(13)east crosses the said river, in township eleven
(11)south; thence south on the said section lines with the west lines of Shawnee and Osage counties, to the corners of sections fourteen (14), fifteen (15), twenty-two
(22)and twenty-three (23), in township fifteen
(15)south, of range thirteen
(13)east; thence west with the section line, to the southwest corner of section fourteen (14), of township fifteen
(15)south, of range nine
(9)east; thence north with the section line, to the southwest corner of section fourteen (14), in township fourteen
(14)south, of range nine
(9)east; thence west on section line, to the southwest corner of section fourteen (14), in township fourteen
(14)south, of range eight
(8)east; thence north on section lines, with the east lines of Morris and Davis* counties, to the northwest corner of section two (2), in township twelve
(12)south, of range eight
(8)east; thence east with the township line, to the northwest corner of section two (2), in township twelve
(12)south, of range nine
(9)east; thence north on the section lines with the east line of Riley county, to the middle of the main channel of the Kansas river; thence down said river, in the middle of the main channel thereof, to the place of beginning.
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