Tag: Kansas

Haviland, Kansas is a small town nestled in the rolling hills of the Flint Hills region and is home to roughly 200 people. The town was founded in 1887 by settlers from Ohio and Pennsylvania, who were attracted by the area's easily accessible water sources and plentiful wildlife. The town lies in an area known for its temperate climate, with warm summers and mild winters. Precipitation is generally light throughout the year, with most of it falling during spring and summer months. Haviland's economy is largely based on agriculture, as it has been since its founding. The town has a rich history of farming and ranching that continues today, with many of its residents employed in these industries or related services. In addition to farming and ranching, there are several…

Hoisington is located in the Central Plains region of Kansas, about 40 miles north of Great Bend. The population of Hoisington is estimated to be around 3,000 people. The geography of the area is mostly flat with rolling hills and small streams running through it. The climate is temperate with hot summers, cold winters, and plenty of rainfall. Hoisington has a long history which dates back to the early 1800s when settlers first moved into the area. In 1877, the city was incorporated and named after its founder, George Hoisington. Since then, Hoisington has steadily grown into a thriving community. Politically, Hoisington is part of Barton County and votes Republican in most elections. There are several local government offices that serve the city's needs such as a mayor's office and…

Capital city Topeka Biggest city Wichita Surface 213,096 km² Population 2,935,000 Length of highway network 1,734 km First highway 1956 Abbreviation KS Kansas (pronunciation: kænzəs) is a state in the Midwestern United States. The state has 2.9 million inhabitants (2021) and the capital is Topeka. The largest city is Wichita, but the largest conurbation is Kansas City. The state has an area of ​​213,096 square kilometers and is therefore more than 5 times the size of the Netherlands. Geography Kansas is located in the heart of the United States and borders Nebraska, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Colorado clockwise. The state measures 650 kilometers from west to east and 335 kilometers from north to south. The shape of Kansas is largely a rectangle, only the northeast boundary is not straight because it…