Grant Township is a civil township located in Benton County in the U.S. state of Indiana. It is one of the eleven townships that comprise the county and functions under the standard Indiana township governance structure, which includes an elected township trustee and a three‑member township board responsible for local services such as fire protection, poor relief, and maintenance of certain public facilities.
Geographically, Grant Township consists primarily of rural land, with the landscape dominated by agricultural uses typical of northwestern Indiana. The United States Census Bureau classifies the area as largely land, with very little water surface within its boundaries.
Demographic data for the township are collected through the decennial United States Census; however, specific population figures are not provided here to avoid presenting unverified numbers.
The origin of the township’s name is not detailed in widely available encyclopedic sources, and therefore its etymology remains undocumented in the public record.
