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Kansas, midwestern state occupying the center of the coterminous United States. It is bordered by Missouri (E), Oklahoma (S), Colorado (W), and Nebraska (N).

Area, 82,264 sq mi (213,064 sq km).

Upper Bracket Homes in Southern and South Eastern Johnson County, Overland Park $350,000's and up.

Amesbury Lake Amesbury Lake, Grayson Mills of

Blackthorne Estates

Blue Valley Riding Click here to see the homes listed for sale in Blue Valley Riding

Brookhighland

Brookwood Estates

Camden Woods

Carriage Hills of Wellington Park

Charlemagne Manor

Coffee Creek Crossing

Colton Lake Estates

Deer Brook

Deer Valley

Estates of GlenEagles Estates of Iron Horse

Forest Glen, The Park at

GlenEagles

Estates of GlenEagles

Grayson Mills of Amesbury Estates

H Hampton Place Highlands Creek Highlands Ranch Hills of Iron Horse

I Iron Horse Iron Horse, Hills of Iron Horse, The Reserve at Iron Horse, Estates of

K Kensington Park at St. Andrews

L Lakeshore Estates Leawood Manor Leabrooke Highlands Leabrook Park Estates LionsGate Links at LionsGate LionsGate Southlake LionsGate Watersedge LionsGate by the Park LionsGate by the Green LionsGate the enclave

M Mills Farm Mission Reserve

N Nottingham by the Green

O Oxford Hills Oxford Court

P Pavilions The Park at Forest Glen Polo Fields

R Reserve at Iron Horse, The

Siena of Leawood Somerset Brooke Steeplechase Stonebridge Court St. Andrews Place Estates Stonegate Reserve Switzer Lake Estates Summerwood Sunset Hills of River Ridge

T The Park at Forest Glen The Reserve at Iron Horse Town and Country Manor Tuscany Reserve

Wakefield Estates Wellcreek Estates Wellington Park Carriage Hills Whitehorse Wilderness Wilderness Valley Wilshire Farms Wilshire Place Wilshire South Windsor Ridge Worthington Wyngate

Pop. (2000) 2,688,418, an 8.5% increase since the 1990 census.
Capital, Topeka.
Largest city, Wichita.
Motto, Ad Astra per Aspera [To the stars through difficulties].
State bird, Western meadowlark.
State flower, native sunflower.
State tree, cottonwood.

Kansas is historically an agricultural state. Manufacturing and services have surpassed agriculture as income producers, but farming is still important to the state's economy, and Kansas follows only Texas and Montana in total agricultural acreage. The nation's top wheat grower, Kansas is also a leading producer of grain sorghum and corn. Hay, soybeans, and sunflowers are also major crops. Cattle and calves, however, constitute the single most valuable agricultural item. Meatpacking and dairy industries are major economic activities, and the Kansas City stockyards are among the nation's largest. Food processing ranked as the state's third largest industry in the 1990s.

The two leading industries are the manufacture of transportation equipment and industrial and computer machinery. Wichita is a center of the aircraft industry, producing chiefly private planes. Other important manufactures are petroleum and coal products and nonelectrical machinery. The state is a major producer of crude petroleum and has large reserves of natural gas and helium. Kansas was once part of a great shallow sea and has commercially valuable salt deposits.

Topeka is the capital; other important cities are Wichita (the state's largest city), Lawrence, and Kansas City (adjoining Kansas City, Mo.). Points of historical interest include the boyhood home of President Dwight D. Eisenhower and the Eisenhower Library in Abilene.

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