Clay Township is a township in Reno County, Kansas, United States. As of the 2020 census, its population was 1,986.
History The first township in Reno County was Reno Township, which covered the whole county upon its creation in 1872. Later in the year Clay Township was split off from it. In the 1910s, Yoder Township was split off from Clay Township.
Geography Clay Township covers an area of 30.568 square miles (79.17 square kilometers). The Arkansas River flows through it. Clay Township is also home to Sand Hills State Park.
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