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Colby Municipal Electric

(785) 460-4400

Colby Water Services

(785) 460-4400

Kanorado Water Department

(785) 399-2355

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Facts about Bird City, KS:
Bird City is a city in Cheyenne County, Kansas, United States. As of the 2010 census, the city population was 447. The fertile land of northwest Kansas was once covered with buffalo grass, which was ideal grazing ground for large herds of bison. In the 1880s cattlemen formed large cattle companies and used the land for grazing large herds. One of the largest cattle companies was the Northwestern Land Cattle Company. Partners of the Northwestern Land Cattle Company, realizing the need for a town, formed the Northwestern Town Site Company and purchased 160 acres (0.65 km2) of land in the center of Section 36. Since Benjamin Bird was the president of the newly formed company and a well-respected person in the community, the town Bird City was named. Although the community was named after him, Benjamin Bird was not born, did not die, and never resided here. Several avenues in the town were named honoring other members of the Northwestern Town Site Company, including Ketcham, Pen,...