61. Kansas City Public Library - Youth Zone Links geography. Countries of the World General geography Maps US States Suggest Policy.© 2002 kansas City Public Library All Rights Reserved. http://www.kclibrary.org/youthzone/links/lkcatlist.cfm?MJID=8§ion=kidlinks

62. Geobop's Kansas (the Sunflower State) - Symbols, Facts & More! (Geobopological S Postal Code KS. Names Home. Learn about kansas! More kansas Facts Symbols(below) Prehistory Fossils Geology geography. kansas Symbols. http://www.geobop.com/World/NA/US/KS/

The State of Kansas Home Page Geobop's World North America United States Kansas K ansas The Sunflower State Geobopological Survey Search this site Reference Desk General Store ... 50states.com How did Kansas lose the GEOGRAPHIC CENTER of the United States? Origin of Name: The French spelling of the Kansas, Omaha, Kaw, Osage, and Dakota Sioux Indian word KaNze Nicknames: Sunflower State Cyclone State (lots of tornadoes), Jayhawk State (for the ruffians who terrorized the state in the Civil War era) Residents Called: Kansans Postal Code: KS Names Home Learn about Kansas! More Kansas Facts Symbols (below) Kansas Symbols Motto: Ad astra per aspera Plants Flower sunflower Tree cottonwood Animals Bird meadowlark Mammal bison Reptile ornate box turtle Amphibian barred tiger salamander Fish? Insect honeybee Earth Symbols: Harney More Kansas Symbols Indicates a link to an associated Geobop website Kansas Linux User Groups North America Home Welcome to Kansas ... KANSAS LINKS (This site) Iowa Choose Another State or Province Kentucky North America Home ... www.geobop.com

63. Economics, Geography Keep Kansas City Population Higher Than That 30, 2002, Economics, geography keep kansas City population higher than thatof St. Louis By GRACE HOBSON and GREGORY S. REEVES The kansas City Star http://www.siliconvalley.com/mld/bayarea/news/3361279.htm?template=contentModule

64. Kansas City Star 05/30/2002 Economics, Geography Keep Kansas Economics, geography keep kansas City population higher than that of St. Subject,Economics, geography keep kansas City population higher than that of St. http://www.siliconvalley.com/mld/bayarea/news/3361279.htm?template=contentModule

65. GCLP - The Highlands/Ogallala Area Of Kansas greenhouse gases Sujata De Driving forces Kent Hilbert - Reflectivity, landcoverVisit the kansas State University Department of geography's Home Page http://www.aag.org/gclp/ksu/kansas.html

Global Change in Local Places The Highlands/Ogallala area of Kansas When complete this page will include: Description of the site Site image Personnel Results: tabular,graphical,maps... SITE IMAGES: July 1973 July 1992 Click on the images for larger and more detailed views GCLP PERSONNEL: Stephen White - Principal Investigator, driving forces David Kromm - Driving Forces John Harrington, Jr. - Reflectivity, water vapor research, landcover, greenhouse gases Douglas Goodin - Greenhouse gases, dust, reflectivity Jerry Holden - Database, greenhouse gases Sujata De - Driving forces Kent Hilbert - Reflectivity, landcover Visit the Kansas State University Department of Geography's Home Page This page was created and is maintained by the Geography and Planning Department at Appalachian State University. Visit our page at http://www.geo.appstate.edu Questions or comments can be sent to ASU GCLP

66. Geography geography Sites KOOL kansas! Learn neat things about this fine statewe live in. Take a look to the right and 'surf the amber waves'! http://ogden.usd383.org/links/geograph.htm

Geography Sites "KOOL" KANSAS! Learn neat things about this fine state we live in. Take a look to the right and 'surf the amber waves'! http://www.kgs.ukans.edu/Extension/home.html GeoKansas , a place to learn about Kansas geology. http://www.accesskansas.org/governor/kids_seal.html Everything you wanted to know about the Great Seal of Kansas http://www.rainbowtel.net/~harland/kstour.htm Want to know what Big Brutus is? Check out Kansas Photo Tour . This site has a map of Kansas that will take you to various interesting places in Kansas. http://www.kshs.org/kids/ Kansas State Historical Society has links just for kids. http://www.manhattan.lib.ks.us/childrens/kansite.html The Manhattan Public Library also has a variety of sites to visit about the state of Kansas http://skyways.lib.ks.us/poetry/ Poetry of Kansas shares... what else, poetry. http://skyways.lib.ks.us/KSL/Ref/GovDocs/Kan/symbols.html Learn about the Symbols of Kansas http://www.kancoll.org/articles/orphans/ Beginning in 1854, charitable institutions in New York City began sending orphans on trains to the west to find new families, feeling that the children would fare better out west than on the streets of New York. Orphan trains arrived in Kansas between 1867 and 1930, and some 5000-6000 children were placed in Kansas homes....learn about it here on Orphan Trains of Kansas http://skyways.lib.ks.us/towns/findtown.html

67. The SS HyperTree Geography: Kansas kansas. http://www.hypertree.com/geography/kansas/

Kansas Marion Sedgwick This page exists only to make my research easier. That's why it only shows the map and a few links relevant to my personal digging. hypertree.com faq news surnames ... bibliography

68. The SS HyperTree Geography: Kansas: Marion County Marion County Formed in 1855 from Chase. Parentof Harvey (1872). County seat is Marion. http://www.hypertree.com/geography/kansas/marion.html

Marion County Formed in 1855 from Chase. Parent of Harvey (1872). County seat is Marion. Simonds Snow KSGenWeb Marion County Site KSGenWeb Marion County Archives ... Marion County GenExchange This page exists only to make my research easier. That's why it only shows the map and a few links relevant to my personal digging. I include it here just because it couldn't hurt to make this page public. However, for a comprehensive look at online resources for this county, try something like the USGenWeb site linked above. hypertree.com faq news surnames ... bibliography

69. CyberSleuthkids United States - Kansas Home geography United States kansas http://cybersleuth-kids.com/sleuth/Geography/United_States/Kansas/

70. Interesting Places In Kansas US History. Search Click Here, Home geography United States kansas Interesting Places. SEARCH RESULTS 1 4 of 4 Excite Travel http://cybersleuth-kids.com/sleuth/Geography/United_States/Kansas/Interesting_Pl

71. KGS--Reno County Geohydrology--Geography geography. Topography and Drainage Reno County is in prominent relief. Figure3Map showing physiographic provinces in kansas. The highest http://www.kgs.ukans.edu/General/Geology/Reno/geog01.html

Prev PageIntroduction Next PageGeneral Geology Start Table of Contents ... Introduction Geography General Geology Ground Water Geologic Formations Cross Sections ... References Geography Topography and Drainage Reno County is in the Great Bend lowland physiographic division as designated by Adams (1903), except for a small area in the southwest part of the county that is in the High Plains section of the Great Plains province and a small area in the south-central part of the county that is in the Red Hills division (Fig. 3). The Great Bend lowland division is nearly flat in most places but in some areas has slight relief. The belt of sand dunes along the north side of the Arkansas River valley, the sand dunes in the west part of the county, and the area underlain by the Ninnescah shale adjacent to Ninnescah River provide the only prominent relief. Figure 3 Map showing physiographic provinces in Kansas. The highest points in the county are in the sand dunes in the western part of the county. The altitude of some of the points in the sand dunes is about 1,800 feet above sea level. The lowest points in the county are about 1,380 feet above sea level and occur along the Arkansas River and Ninnescah River where they leave the county. Reno County is drained by the Arkansas River and its tributaries. The south part of the county is drained by the North Fork of the Ninnescah River, which joins the Arkansas River in eastern Sumner County near Oxford. The northeast part of the county is drained by the Little Arkansas River, which joins the Arkansas River in Sedgwick County at Wichita. The major tributaries to the Ninnescah River are Silver Creek, Goose Creek, and Red Rock Creek. The major tributaries of the Arkansas River in Reno County are Cow Creek, Salt Creek, and Peace Creek.

72. KGS--Douglas County Geohydrology--Geography geography. The major topographic features are the easttrending kansas and WakarusaRiver valleys and the upland cuestas formed by differential erosion of the http://www.kgs.ukans.edu/General/Geology/Douglas/geog01.html

Prev PageIntroduction Next PageSubsurface Stratigraphy Start Table of Contents ... Introduction Geography Subsurface Stratigraphy Outcropping Rocks Structural Geology Ground Water ... References Geography Topography and drainage Douglas County lies partly within the Dissected Till Plains and partly within the Osage Plains sections of the Central Lowlands physiographic province as defined by Fenneman (1931). Schoewe (1949) included the area partly in the Attenuated Drift Border division of the Dissected Till Plains and partly in the Osage Cuestas division of the Osage Plains. The major topographic features are the east-trending Kansas and Wakarusa River valleys and the upland cuestas formed by differential erosion of the limestone, shale, and sandstone beds. Locally, as in the Hesper area in the eastern part of the county, plains developed on glaciofluvial deposits are minor topographic features. Kansas River and its tributaries drain the northern three fourths of the county and tributaries of Marais des Cygnes River drain the southern fourth. The highest point in the county is in the south-western part and is about 1,200 feet above sea level; the lowest point is along Kansas River at the east edge of the county, about 778 feet above mean sea level. Kansas River has an average gradient of about 2 feet per mile. Climate Douglas County has a humid continental climate. Nearly three fourths of the annual precipitation falls during the growing season, which averages 196 days. The average date of the last killing frost in the spring is April 10 and the average date of the first killing frost in the fall is October 23.

73. Dissertations And Theses. Analysis of Changes in kansas Weather Coincidental to Experimental Operationswith a Reich Cloudbuster , University of kansas, geographyMeteorology Dept http://www.orgonelab.org/bibliogDISS.htm

Dissertations and Theses On the Subject of Wilhelm Reich and Orgonomy This page under construction. Please check back later on. Based upon the works of Wilhelm Reich, containing sections devoted to his works, or indirectly drawing from his works in a substantial way. The listing is current as of c.2000, but it is very likely that many items have been missed and are not included. New submissions and/or corrections are welcomed. Organized Chronologically: * King, C.A. 1972: "An Investigation of Selected Associations Between Personality Traits and the Human Muscular-Skeletal Structure", University of Miami, Dissertation Abstracts International, 33:2713A-2714A (University Microfilms No.72-31,912). * Rabinbach, A.G. 1973: "Ernst Fischer and the Left Opposition In Austrian Social Democracy; Crisis of Austrian Socialism, 1927-34", University of Wisconsin, History Dept, Dissertation, (published as The Crisis of Austrian Socialism: From Red Vienna to Civil War 1927-1934, U. Chicago Press, 1983). * Olds, C. 1974: "The Biophysical Foundations of Wilhelm Reich's Energetic 'Orgonomic' Concept of Health"

74. Hotels In Kansas -- Wichita, Topeka, Overland Park, Salina kansas geography. http://www.hotels-hoteles.com/hotels-Kansas.htm

Hotels USA Kansas Click on a city below to display a list of local hotels. Each hotel has real-time pricing so you can see all available rates and book your reservations online. Abilene Garden City Lenexa Parsons ... Park City KANSAS - Geography Midwestern state occupying the center of the coterminous United States. It is bordered by Missouri (E), Oklahoma (S), Colorado (W), and Nebraska (N). Almost rectangular in shape and mostly part of the Great Plains , Kansas is famous for its seemingly endless fields of ripe golden wheat. The land rises more than 3,000 ft (914 m) from the eastern alluvial prairies of Kansas to its western semiarid high plains, which stretch toward the foothills of the Rocky Mts. The rise is so gradual, however, that it is imperceptible, although the terrains of the east and the west are markedly different. The state is drained by the Kansas and Arkansas rivers, both of which generally run from west to east. Topeka is the capital; other important cities are Wichita (the largest city in the state), Lawrence, and Kansas City (adjoining Kansas City, Mo.). Points of historical interest in Kansas include the boyhood home of President Dwight D. Eisenhower and the Eisenhower Library in Abilene. In Medicine Lodge is the home of Carry Nation, who, at the turn of the century, became convinced of her divine appointment to destroy the saloons; her home there is now a museum. Fort Leavenworth is the site of a large Federal penitentiary.

75. Library Home Catalog Databases E-Journals Login Help Site Index kansas State University. Department of geography; KSU Computing Network Services,Computer Training Seminars. OTHER INTERNET RESOURCES Resource Compilations http://www.lib.ksu.edu/subguides/geography/geog0001.shtml

Home KSU Libraries Catalog Databases ... Staff Directory Resources Available in KSU Libraries Subject Specialist : John Johnson Collection Development/Reference/Instruction Kansas State University Libraries KSU Library, Government Publications Homepage GIS Subject Page KSU Library, Map and Atlas Homepage ... Online Catalog To search the online catalogs of Big 12 libraries click here Computerized Indexes for Geography Current Periodicals/Journals (a selected list) Electronic Journals available through the Library. Electronic Geography Journals Electronic and paper Geography Journals Electronic Geology Journals JSTOR JSTOR includes the electronic full text of over 100 core journals in history, political science, philosophy, mathematics, economics, and other social sciences and humanities. Coverage begins with the first issue of a title. The most recent three years are not included for titles which are still being published; complete runs are available titles which have ceased. All text is completely searchable. Reference Books for Geography Kansas State University. Department of Geography

76. Geography Of Latin America, Emporia State University, Course Description geography of kansas, GE 333. Fall Semester 2000. What do you think of when youread “the geography of kansas”? Maybe it’ll be a pretty short class? http://www.emporia.edu/socsci/geog/geo333_f00.htm

Geography of Kansas, GE 333 Fall Semester 2000. What do you think of when you read “the Geography of Kansas ”? Maybe it’ll be a pretty short class? What geography is there to study in the flat state”? This class will examine the historical geography of the state: settlement patterns from the earliest residents back in the last ice age, contact between the first settlers and those of European descent who came later, and the impact of all these people on the environment around them. We’ll look at how things in Kansas have changed over time to get us to where we are now. I’m hoping we’ll do some field trips to see first hand how things have changed in Lyon and Chase Counties, how economic development has affected population growth and distribution, how the increasing diversity of the state’s population is changing Emporia and other Kansas communities, and how urban growth is affecting the state’s relationship to the rest of the Great Plains and the U.S. in general. In October 2000, ESU will host the Flint Hills Regional Environmental Colloquium , and students will have a chance to hear local community leaders and invited academics discuss and debate these issues.

77. Geography Of Latin America, Emporia State University, Course Description geography of kansas, GE 333ZA. Spring 2002. Professor Ellen Hansen.This course is an examination of the physical environment, resources http://www.emporia.edu/socsci/geog/geo333_s02.html

Geography of Kansas, GE 333ZA Spring 2002 Professor Ellen Hansen This course is an examination of the physical environment, resources, land use characteristics, and cultures of Kansas, in the context of the region of the Great Plains. Because the larger regional context is vital in understanding why Kansas is what it is, how it has come to be this way, and what the future might hold for the people of the state, the course really should be called the Geography of Kansas and the Great Plains. We will examine historical changes and current issues related to the environment, society and culture, settlement patterns (urban and rural), political and institutional structures, and the economy. The goal of this class is a greater understanding of the area we live inthe physical and human environment of Kansas and the Great Plains. For more information, contact: Professor Ellen Hansen phone: (620) 341-5576 Return to Geography Courses

78. LSU Geography & Anthropology of kansas Gender, Resource Use, and Conservation in Tropical Rain Forests, EasternHonduras Craig Revels, Louisiana State University Historical geography of http://www.ga.lsu.edu/westsymposium.html

Robert C. West Memorial Symposium June 3, 2001 Tegucigalpa, Honduras Hotel Granada II - Techo Welcome William V. Davidson, Louisiana State University West Obituary Peter H. Herlihy, University of Kansas Presentations Joby Bass, University of Texas Revisiting R.C. West's Photographs of Honduras, 1957-2001 Kira Blaisdell-Sloan, University of California-Berkeley Historical Archaeology of Ticamay Site, Ulua Valley, Honduras Scott A. Brady, California State University-Chico Local Municipal Archives and Landscapes of Guajiquiro, La Paz, Honduras Jon Carter, Louisiana State University Street Kids and Gang Activities in Los Laureles, Comyaguela, Honduras David Cochran, University of Kansas Miskito Sustainable Agricultural Activities Near Wampusirpe, Mosquitia, Honduras Frances Currin, Louisiana State University Ethnographical Aspects of Tourism Development on Utila Island, Honduras William V. Davidson, Louisiana State University The "Forgotten" Honduran Census of 1895 Elizabeth Fraser, Louisiana State University

79. Kansas Resources - Archaeology kansas. geography and Maps. Archaeological Sites. Coronado's Sword Or isit? What was long thought to be a 16th century relic of Coronado's http://archaeology.about.com/library/atlas/blusks.htm

zfp=-1 About Homework Help Archaeology Search in this topic on About on the Web in Products Web Hosting Archaeology with K. Kris Hirst Your Guide to one of hundreds of sites Home Articles Forums ... Help zmhp('style="color:#fff"') Subjects ESSENTIALS Archaeology Glossary Book Catalog Guide to Graduate Schools ... All articles on this topic Stay up-to-date! Subscribe to our newsletter. Advertising Free Credit Report Free Psychics Advertisement Kansas Sites Universities Researchers Culture History ... Geography and Maps Archaeological Sites Coronado's Sword Or is it? What was long thought to be a 16th century relic of Coronado's journey through Kansas is investigated by the Kansas State Historical Society. DB Ridge Paleoindian Occupation of the Lower Missouri River Loess Hills: Buried Evidence from DB Ridge, Northeastern Kansas, an article by Brad Logan and William C. Johnson in Current Research in the Pleistocene. Mine Creek Battle Site The only Civil War battle site in Kansas, 1864, Mine Creek Battlefield site has been intensively studied with the use of metal-detecting and excavation. From the Kansas State Historical Society. Research Institutions Kansas State Historical Society To identify, collect, preserve, interpret, and disseminate materials and information pertaining to Kansas history in order to assist the public in understanding and appreciating their Kansas heritage and how it relates to their lives.

80. Meet The DASC Staff Christy L. Knight earned her master's in geography at the University of kansas. Nickreceived his Bachelors in 1998 from the University of kansas in geography. http://gisdasc.kgs.ukans.edu/dasc/staff/staff.html

Meet the DASC Staff! To see former DASC employees, click here Kenneth A. Nelson is the manager of DASC and a Research Assistant (GIS Specialist) for the Kansas Geological Survey. Ken has been with the DASC team since May, 1995. He graduated from the University of Kansas with Bachelor of Arts degrees in Geography and Environmental Studies in 1993. Ken has worked at GRAIL (Geographic Research Applications and Information Lab), City of Overland Park Planning Department, and Computer Data Systems, Inc., a GIS contractor at the EPA Region 7 office. Ken's responsibilities at DASC include supervising the daily operation of DASC including database archiving, quality assurance and distribution of the Core Database, contract and grant maintenance, and automation of data request procedures. To e-mail Ken, click here Eileen R. Battles joined the DASC team in November, 1995. She graduated from the University of Kansas in May 1993 with Bachelor of Arts degrees in Geography and Environmental Studies. After graduating she was employed by a national public busing company as a GIS Analyst. In this position, Eileen assisted in the creation and enhancement of a computer assisted routing package using MapInfo software. This package was installed at school bus contract locations across the country. Eileen brings real world GIS, client support, and product enhancement experience to DASC. Her primary duties at DASC include processing custom database requests, SDE development, and client support. To e-mail Eileen, click

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