Wichita, Kansas is not situated on a major river, so it doesn’t have a principal waterway like some other cities with waterfronts. However, it has several smaller water bodies, including the Arkansas River, which flows just to the south of the city.
Bridges:
- Arkansas River Bridges: Wichita has several bridges spanning the Arkansas River, connecting different parts of the city. Examples include the Lewis Street Bridge, 13th Street Bridge, and Kellogg Avenue Bridge.
Main Streets:
- Douglas Avenue: This is one of the primary east-west thoroughfares in Wichita and is known for its commercial activity, shops, and restaurants.
- Kellogg Avenue (U.S. Route 54): Also known as Kellogg, this is a major east-west highway that runs through Wichita and is a significant transportation route.
- Rock Road: A major north-south thoroughfare with various commercial and retail establishments.
Wichita has an extensive road network, and several streets contribute to its overall transportation system.
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Author: Kirill Shrayber, Ph.D.