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Originally there were 23 townships; however, Corydon and Kinzua were combined into others for a current total of 21 townships.
Alphabetical List of All Villages, Boroughs with Corresponding Township Name | Township Map | Dates of Township Formation
| 1872 Map |
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Warren County was formed on March 12, 1800 from Allegheny and Lycoming counties, and named for General Joseph Warren who was killed at Bunker Hill. The city of Warren, the county seat, pre-dates the county, having been laid out in 1795.
Townships |
Organization Dates |
Brokenstraw |
1800 |
Conewango |
1808 |
Kinzua (no longer exists) |
1821 |
Deerfield |
March 8, 1821 |
Pine Grove |
1821 |
Spring Creek |
1821 |
Sugar Grove |
1821 |
Columbus |
1825 |
Limestone |
1829 |
Elk |
1830 |
Freehold |
1833 |
Sheffield |
1833 |
Pleasant |
1834 |
Southwest |
1838 |
Eldred |
1843 |
Glade |
1844 |
Corydon (no longer exists) |
1846 |
Cherry Grove |
1847 |
Mead |
1847 |
Pittsfield |
1847 |
Farmington |
1853 |
Triumph |
1878 |
Watson |
1880 |
Township formation information was provided by Betty Matteson Rhodes who has ancestors from Spring Creek Township.
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