Germanville Township, Livingston County, Illinois

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**Germanville Township**
Location
Location in Livingston County.
Government
Country	United States
State	Illinois
County	Livingston
Settled	September, 1868
Supervisor
Geographical characteristics
Area
Township	59.30 km² (22.9 sq mi)
Land	59.30 km² (22.9 sq mi)
Water	0.0 km² (0.0 sq mi) 0.0%
Demographics
Population
Township (2000)	73
Time zone Summer (DST)	CST (UTC-6) CST (UTC-5)

Germanville Township is located in Livingston County, Illinois. The population was 73 at the 2000 census. Germanville Township formed as Germantown Township from a portion of [[Chatsworth Township, Livingston County, Illinois|Chatsworth Township in September, 1868, but changed its name again on July 22, 1879 to Germanville.

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