Many census and government records, including the 2000 census, refer to Union Township.

Union Township is the only township in the county that does not border another county.

A railroad line also travels east-west through Union Township, just north of the interstate.

The road turns to the southeast and enters Union Township.

The village of Mendon is located in central Union Township.

Established in 1811, it is one of twenty-seven Union Townships statewide.

At a gas station just over the line in Union Township last week, none of the employees or patrons had ever heard of the place.

Union Township may refer to the following places in the United States:

Union Township found a solution in a former food laboratory that had been vacant for three years.

Union Township's school population, 6,000 in 1989, is expected to grow to to 8,000 by 1999.