Rawlins County Courthouse

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Rawlins County Courthouse
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Rawlins County Courthouse, in 2010
Established1873
Location607 Main St., Suite F Atwood, KS 67730
Website https://www.rawlinscounty.org/clerk_of_the_district_court/index.php
Magistrate Judge
CurrentlyJames Schroeder

The Rawlins County Courthouse is a courthouse in Atwood, Kansas, serving Rawlins County, which is in the 15th judicial district of Kansas. [1] It was designed by Sioux City, Iowa, architects the Eisentraut-Colby-Pottenger Company.

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References

  1. "15th Judicial District". KSCourts (Government website for the Kansas Judicial Branch and its courts). 2024. Retrieved 14 November 2024.

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