A general information about some of the main cities and roadways in Kansas.
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Main Cities in Kansas:
- Topeka: The capital city of Kansas, located in the northeastern part of the state.
- Wichita: The largest city in Kansas, located in the south-central part of the state. It is a major economic and cultural hub.
- Kansas City: While the larger portion of Kansas City is in Missouri, there is a smaller part of it in the state of Kansas, known as Kansas City, Kansas. It is part of the larger Kansas City metropolitan area.
- Olathe: Located in the Kansas City metropolitan area, Olathe is one of the fastest-growing cities in Kansas.
- Lawrence: Home to the University of Kansas, Lawrence is located in the northeastern part of the state.
Major Highways:
- Interstate Highways (I):
- I-70: Runs east-west through the state, connecting cities like Kansas City, Topeka, and Salina.
- I-35: Runs north-south, connecting Wichita and the Kansas City metropolitan area.
- U.S. Highways:
- U.S. Route 69: Runs north-south through the eastern part of the state.
- U.S. Route 50: Runs east-west through the state, roughly parallel to I-70.
- U.S. Route 54: Runs east-west in the southern part of the state.
- Toll Roads:
- Kansas Turnpike: It is a major toll road running from the eastern border with Missouri to the western border with Oklahoma. It includes I-35, I-335, and I-470. Tolls are collected electronically using the K-TAG system or by mail.
- Free Roads:
- Various state and U.S. highways serve as free roads connecting different cities and regions within Kansas.
Please note that road conditions, tolls, and other details may change, so it’s crucial to check with official sources or use navigation apps for real-time information. For the most up-to-date information on tolls, you can visit the official website of the Kansas Turnpike Authority or contact local transportation authorities.
Author: Kirill Shrayber, Ph.D.