Comanche County

Comanche County is an administrative county in southern Kansas characterized by broad prairie landscapes with sparse water features. The region is organized through a central county seat that manages services across distinct township areas with primarily open, undeveloped terrain.

The county was established during the westward expansion era following the Homestead Act, when settlers began claiming land across the plains. This period shaped the early agricultural foundation of the region.

Coldwater serves as the gathering point for the community, where residents come together for local events celebrating farming traditions. These occasions shape the social fabric and connect the scattered settlements across the county.

The administrative center in Coldwater serves as the hub for public services and local information. This is where visitors will find the main offices for county services and community resources.

With only about 2 people per square kilometer, this county ranks among the least populated regions in the state. This sparseness preserves a quiet, largely undeveloped landscape.

Location: Kansas

Inception: February 26, 1867

Capital city: Coldwater

Shares border with: Kiowa County, Harper County, Clark County, Barber County, Woods County

Website: http://ComancheCounty.com

GPS coordinates: 37.18330,-99.26670

Latest update: December 10, 2025 16:02