Berlin Township, North Dakota facts for kids

Berlin Township is a name used for several local government areas called townships in the U.S. state of North Dakota. When you hear "Berlin Township," it could be one of a few different places! This happens because sometimes different areas are given the same name.

What is a Township?

A township is a type of local government area in some parts of the United States. Think of it like a small community or district within a larger county. Townships often manage local services such as roads, parks, and sometimes even fire protection or police services for the people living there. They are smaller than cities but help organize rural or suburban areas.

Berlin Townships in North Dakota

In North Dakota, the name "Berlin Township" has been used for four different areas. Three of these townships are still active today, meaning they are current local government units. One township used to exist but was later renamed.

Active Townships

Currently, there are three active townships named Berlin in North Dakota:

• Berlin Township in Cass County, North Dakota
• Berlin Township in Wells County, North Dakota
• Berlin Township in Sheridan County, North Dakota

Former Townships

One township that was once called Berlin Township is no longer known by that name:

• Berlin Township, Richland County, North Dakota. This township was later renamed Brandenburg Township.