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About Kansas

The Sunflower state encompasses 52.6 million acres, just over 52,278 square miles. Located in the midwestern region of the United States, its northeastern border is formed by the Missouri River. Neighboring states include Nebraska, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Colorado.

Kansas’ name derives from a Sioux tribe who lived along the river, meaning “south wind people.” Kansas became the 34th state of the union in 1861.It’s nicknamed the Sunflower State in honor of the abundance of sunflowers in the early years of the state. The state flower is the Wild Sunflower, and the state bird is the Western Meadowlark.

Kansas is made up of 105 counties. Whichita is the largest city. Topeka, the capital, is the 5th largest city.

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Doniphan County, KS
.....Here's a VERY RARE chance to own your own diverse Hunting Refuge! 565 acres of Missouri River bottom that is loaded with potential for ducks, deer, turkey, pheasant & quail. This is a known area to kill your limit of ducks in the eddies...
565± Acres
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$1,398,375
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Bourbon County, KS
Take a look at this Premier Hunting Property in Northern Bourbon County acreage just west of Mapleton, KS.  Trophy bucks are not scarce on this 158 acres that has all the ingrediants to produce and hold BIG bucks!  Approximately 33+/- ...
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$849,500
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Regions

Kansas has eleven major land regions: Arkansas River Lowlands, Chautauqua Hills, Cherokee Lowlands, Flint Hills, Glaciated Region, High Plains, Osage Cuestas, Ozark Plateau, Red Hills, Smoky Hills, and Wellington-McPherson Lowlands.

Agriculture in Kansas

Agriculture continues to be one of Kansas’ top industries, generating $17.4 billion in revenue for the Sunflower State. There are approximately 58,569 farms, covering 45.7 million acres of Kansas. The average size farm comprises 781 acres. Agriculture makes a significant contribution to all 105 counties.
While cattle is Kansas’ top commodity, its most valuable crops are wheat and corn. The state also grows substantial quantities of soybeans, grain sorghum, and hay. Most of the cropland is found in the Smoky Hills area of the state.

Wildlife

Kansas wildlife is abundant on both land and water. Popular wildlife includes deer, elk, antelope, beavers, coyotes, bobcats, and foxes. Bison, once extinct in Kansas, have been recently introduced.
Freshwater fish species found in Kansas include black crappie, bluegill, gar, channel catfish, drum, yellow fish, carp, and largemouth bass.
Kansas’ conservation programs are committed to managing, protecting, and enhancing its natural resources. Croplands have even been converted into native grasslands to protect endangered wildlife like the prairie chicken.

Main Rivers and Lakes

Kansas’ four longest rivers are the Missouri River, Arkansas River, Smoky Hill River, and Republican River. Their main tributaries include the Arikaree River, Salt Fork River, Cimarron River, Wakarusa River, and Saline River.
Milford Lake, the largest lake in Kansas, is fed by the Republican River. The surface area of this lake is approximately 15,808 acres (24.71 square miles). Other significant lakes include Harlan County Lake, Waconda Lake, and Tuttle Creek Lake.

State Parks

Kansas has 28 state parks and 5 national parks.

National Parks

  • Brown vs. Board of Education National Historic Site
  • Fort Larned National Historic Site
  • Everglades National Park
  • Fort Scott National Historic Site
  • Nicodemus National Historic Site
  • Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve
State Summary
Nickname Sunflower State
Neighboring States Nebraska, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Colorado
Regions Arkansas River Lowlands, Chautauqua Hills, Cherokee Lowlands, Flint Hills, Glaciated Region, High Plains, Osage Cuestas, Ozark Plateau, Red Hills, Smoky Hills, and Wellington-McPherson Lowlands
State Flower Wild Sunflower
State Bird Western Meadowlark
Big Game White-tailed Deer, Mule Deer, Elk, and Pronghorn Antelope
Small Game Turkey, Waterfowl, and Rabbit
Freshwater Fish Black Crappie, Bluegill, Channel Catfish, Drum, Yellow Fish, Carp, and Largemouth Bass
Saltwater Fish N/A
Hunting Information https://ksoutdoors.com/Hunting
Total Acreage 52.6 million acres
Total Public Land Acreage 300,000 acres
Average Annual Rainfall 33 inches
Farmland by Acreage 45.7 million acres
Woodlands by Acreage 5.2 million acres
Coastline N/A
Conservation Program https://ksoutdoors.com/Wildlife-Habitats/Wildlife-Conservation
Primary Crops Wheat and corn
Main Rivers Missouri River, Arkansas River, Smoky Hill River, and Republican River
Largest Lake Milford Lake
Other Lakes Harlan County Lake, Waconda Lake, and Tuttle Creek Lake
Other Tributaries Arikaree River, Salt Fork River, Cimarron River, Wakarusa River, and Saline River

Our Rural Real Estate Offices

Mossy Oak Properties Kansas began with the goal of becoming a trusted resource for folks looking to buy or sell rural land for sale in Kansas. Our land brokers and agents understand what people are looking for in rural property because we share the same lifestyle and love for the land as you do. We understand the importance of honor and integrity and that buying or selling land is an emotional and life-changing experience for consumers.

Only Mossy Oak Properties Kansas can provide the powerful combination of brand strength, local expertise, quality service, and national exposure. Whether you want to buy or sell rural real estate, a Mossy Oak Properties land specialist is a must-have on your team.

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