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Camp Saint Raphael

0 Reviews
Wichita, KS, 67201
Camp Type:
Residential Camp
Phone:
316-634-1440
 
 

Camp Kateri Tekakwitha

0 Reviews
Williamsburg, KS, 66095
Camp Type:
Residential Camp
Gender:
Coed
Phone:
785-746-5693
 
 

Camp Hope

0 Reviews
Claflin, KS, 50701
Camp Type:
Day Camp|Residential Camp
Gender:
Boys Only, Girls Only
Phone:
785-438-5609
 
 

Camp Discovery

0 Reviews
Junction City, KS, 66441
Gender:
Coed
Camp Type:
Residential Camp
Phone:
210-615-7724
 
 

Camp Daisy Hindman

0 Reviews
Topeka, KS,
Camp Type:
Residential Camp
Phone:
816-358-8750
 
 

Camp Wood Ymca

0 Reviews
Elmdale, KS, 66850
Gender:
Coed, Boys Only, Girls Only
Camp Type:
Day Camp|Residential Camp
Phone:
620-273-8641
 
 

Camp Shawnee

0 Reviews
Prairie Village, KS, 66208
Camp Type:
Day Camp|Residential Camp
Gender:
Coed
Phone:
913-648-2121
 
 

Camp Lakeside

0 Reviews
Scott City, KS, 67871
Gender:
Coed
Camp Type:
Residential Camp
Phone:
316-872-2021
 
 

Camp Chippewa

0 Reviews
Ottawa, KS, 66067
Gender:
Coed
Camp Type:
Residential Camp
Phone:
785-242-6797
 
 

Prairie Star Ranch

0 Reviews
Williamsburg, KS,
Camp Type:
Day Camp
Phone:
785-746-5693
 
 

Starwoods Outdoor Center

0 Reviews
Clearwater, KS, 67026
Camp Type:
Day Camp
Gender:
Girls Only
Phone:
620-545-8310
 
 

Tall Oaks Conference Center

0 Reviews
Linwood, KS, 66052
Camp Type:
Residential Camp
Gender:
Coed
Phone:
913-301-3004
 
 

Wildwood Outdoor Education Center

0 Reviews
Lacygne, KS, 66040
Camp Type:
Day Camp|Residential Camp
Gender:
Coed, Girls Only
Phone:
913-757-4500
 


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History

Spanish explorer Francisco de Coronado, in 1541, is considered the first European to have traveled this region. Sieur de la Salle's extensive land claims for France (1682) included present-day Kansas. Ceded to Spain by France in 1763, the territory reverted to France in 1800 and was sold to the U.S. as part of the Louisiana Purchase in 1803.

Facts

Capital: Topeka
Motto: Ad astra per aspera (To the stars through difficulties)
State symbols: flower sunflower (1903) tree cottonwood (1937) animal buffalo (1955) song “Home on the Range” (1947)
Nicknames: Sunflower State; Jayhawk State
Origin of name: From a Sioux word meaning “people of the south wind”

Statistics

10 largest cities (2005 est.): Wichita, 354,865; Overland Park, 164,811; Kansas City, 144,210; Topeka, 121,946; Olathe, 111,334; Lawrence, 81,816; Shawnee, 57,628; Manhattan, 48,668; Salina, 45,956; Lenexa, 43,434
Land area: 81,815 sq mi. (211,901 sq km)
Geographic center: In Barton Co., 15 mi. NE of Great Bend
Number of counties: 105
Largest county by population and area: Johnson, 506,562 (2005); Butler, 1,428 sq mi.
State parks: 24
Residents: Kansan
2005 resident population est.: 2,744,687


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