Warren County, Indiana
Geography
The Wabash River, coming out of Tippecanoe County to the east, defines the southeastern border of the county; the terrain here is hilly and wooded areas are common.

Warren County, Indiana

Section Title: Geography
Table Section Text: The Wabash River, coming out of Tippecanoe County to the east, defines the southeastern border of the county; the terrain here is hilly and wooded areas are common.

Township	Established year	Area mi²	Area km²	Population 2010	Places (incorporated in bold)	Extinct places

Adams	1848	27.03	70.01	512	Pine Village	Chatterton

Jordan	1850	40.53	104.98	247	Hedrick, Pence, Stewart

Kent	1864	14.10	36.51	428	State Line City

Liberty	1843	44.00	113.95	896	Carbondale, Judyville, Kramer

Medina	1827	27.15	70.33	457	Green Hill

Mound	1827	16.79	43.48	418	Foster	Baltimore

Pike	1827	17.57	45.51	1,221	West Lebanon

Pine	1830	36.09	93.48	481	Rainsville	Brisco, Point Pleasant

Prairie	1864	47.80	123.81	257	Tab	Locust Grove, Walnut Grove

Steuben	1834	39.60	102.57	487	Johnsonville, Marshfield	Chesapeake, Dresser, Sloan

Warren	1827	36.42	94.33	806	Independence, Winthrop	Warrenton, Kickapoo

Washington	1830	19.51	50.53	2,298	Williamsport

Warren County	1827	366.60	949.49	8,508

Sentence(s)

As of the 2010 Census, there were 8,508 people residing in Warren county.

final_sentence: As of the 2010 Census, there were 8,508 people residing in Warren county.