Hanover Township is one of 29 municipalities in Cook County, Illinois, USA and is located at the end of the county canal. In the 2010 census, the population was 99,538. Hanover Township was founded on April 2, 1850. The first reported township population was 672. The city derives its name from "Hanover Kingdom in West Germany," which is where the first majority of the city's population originated.
The main problem of the government is collecting taxes, controlling and collecting stray animals and road maintenance. The "poor aid" was minimal in the early days of the Township and the Clerks were in control to organize electoral machines, much like the work they do today.
Today, Hanover Township has a population of over 100,000 inhabitants. Most of Streamwood is located within the boundaries of Township, along with parts of Bartlett, Elgin, Hanover Park, Hoffman Estates, Schaumburg, and Cook County are unrelated. Township Town Hall is set up across Township Township Town Hall at 250 S. IL Route 59 at Bartlett, Senior Center at 240 S. IL Route 59 at Bartlett, Astor Avenue Community Center at 7431 Astor Avenue in Hanover Park, Community Resource Center in 1535 Burgundy Place at Streamwood and Izaak Walton Center at 899 Jay Street in Elgin.
Video Hanover Township, Cook County, Illinois
Current Selected Official
Current municipal officials are:
- Brian P. McGuire, Supervisor
- Katy Dolan Baumer, Officer
- Thomas S. Smogolski, Assessor
- Mary Alice Benoit, Trustee
- Craig Essick, Trustee
- Khaja Moinuddin, Trustee
- Eugene N. Martinez, Trustee
Heritage Bookmark Program
The Hanover City Marker Marking Program began in April 2011 to identify and promote many historic sites in Hanover City. There are currently five Heritage Markers around the Town, including: Ahlstrand Park in Hanover Park, Immanuel United Church of Christ Cemetery at Streamwood, Hoosier Grove Schoolhouse at Streamwood, Lords Park at Elgin and Leatherman Homestead in Bartlett.
Maps Hanover Township, Cook County, Illinois
Geography
According to the US Census Bureau, Hanover Township covers an area of ​​33.7 square miles (87.2 km 2 ); 33.4 square miles (86.4 km 2 ) are ground and 0.31 square miles (0.8 km 2 ), or 0.89 percent, is water.
Demographics
According to the Census Reporter Hanover City Demography is listed below.
Total Population: 100,603
Male: 51% Female: 49%
White: 45% African Americans: 4% Asia: 13%
Hispanic: 36% Two or more races: 1%
Median Age Range: 34.7 years old Age 0-18: 28%
Age 19-64: 65%
Age 65 and above: 7%
Median Household Income: $ 74,546
Per Capita Income: $ 29,444
City, small town, village
- Bartlett
- Elgin
- Hanover Park
- Hoffman Estates
- Schaumburg (western edge)
- South Barrington (south edge)
- Streamwood
Nearby cities
- City of Barrington (north)
- Schaumburg City (east)
- Bloomingdale City, DuPage County (southeast)
- Wayne City, DuPage County (south)
- St. Charles Township, Kane County (southwest)
- Elgin Township, Kane County (west)
- Dundee City, Kane County (northwest)
Funeral
The township contains these four graves: Bartlett, Bluff City, Lake Street Memorial Park, and Mount Hope. The Hoosier Grove cemetery behind Christ Immanuel United Church on Old Church Street in Streamwood is closed for burial on the ground, but has columbarium niches available through the church.
Main highway
- Interstate 90
- Route 20 AS
- Illinois Route 19
- Illinois Route 25 (grazing northwest corner)
- Illinois Route 58
- Illinois Route 59
- Illinois Route 72
Airport and landing lane
- Urso Heliport
Lake
- Back Lake
- Front Lake
- Lake Island
Political district
- Illinois's 6th congress district
- State House District 43
- State House District 44
- State House District 55
- Senate State 22
- State Senate District 28
References
- "Hanover Township, Cook County, Illinois". Geographic Name Information System . United States Geological Survey . Retrieved 2010-01-10 .
- US Census Bureau 2007 TIGER/Line Shapefiles
- National Atlas of the United States
External links
- The official website of Hanover Township
- Hanover's History
- City-Data.com
- Illinois State Archives
- Illinois Municipal Official
- The Cook District official site
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