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Muson Township
Geauga County, Ohio
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Rich Heritage, Strong Roots, Bright Future
Munson Township, part of the Connecticut Western Reserve, was settled in the early 1800s and renamed in 1820 due to a misspelling of "Monson." Its dense forests delayed settlement, but its rich water supply fueled industry, including Ohio’s first cheese factory, which produced 10,000 pounds daily by 1880.
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Munson Township is dedicated to keeping residents informed and engaged. Explore the resources below to stay connected with the latest news, events, and important township information.
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1817
Founded
Part of the Connecticut Western Reserve, Munson was initially named McDonough before becoming Burlington in 1817 and finally Munson in 1820.
Facts About Munson
Munson Township is rich in history, natural beauty, and community spirit. Here are some interesting facts that make our township unique:
2,325
Housing Units
Offering a blend of historic homes and modern residences set amidst scenic landscapes, providing a peaceful and welcoming environment for residents.
7,087
Population
A close-knit community where small-town charm and natural beauty thrive.
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