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Springfield is a city in the state of Missouri, USA. The population is 167,790 people (2021). Springfield is the third-largest city in the U.S. state of Missouri. It is located in Greene County. The Springfield Metropolitan Area has a population of 456,900 and includes Christian, Dallas, Greene, Polk, and Webster counties.

Springfield is home to a medical center for federal correctional prisoners and the headquarters of the Assembly of God (religious sect)

The territory of Missouri was acquired by the United States from France as part of the province of Louisiana in 1803. The state officially became part of the federation on August 10, 1821.

Currently, Missouri has the fourth state constitution in its history, adopted in 1945
. The history of the state's entry into the Federation largely reflects the peculiarities of the development of the United States before the Civil War.

The most important stage in the development of the United States was the Missouri Compromise of 1820, according to which an agreement was reached between members of the US Congress, according to which the state of Missouri was admitted to the Union as a slave and the state of Maine as a free one.

The history of the state in the 20-the 50s of the XIX century is associated with the development of both farming and plantation slave farming. After the Kansas-Nebraska Act was passed by Congress in 1854, Missouri volunteers actively participated in the Kansas Civil War.

With the beginning of the secession of the South and the escalation of hostilities during the war, a "second government" was created in Missouri, which on November 28, 1861, illegally decided to secede from the United States and join the separatists to the state, but within a short time order was restored on the territory of the state.

After the Civil War, Missouri became the most important transit state when moving west. In the city of Independence in the west of the state, most of the caravans heading to the Pacific coast via Dodge City in Kansas are formed. After the development of the Union Pacific railroad network, the largest cities of the state, St. Louis and Kansas City become of great importance.

Missouri's nickname is "Show me" According to one version, this nickname was given to the state thanks to a member of the House of Representatives Willard Vandiver, who at a dinner party in Philadelphia in 1899 uttered the phrase: "I come from a state where crops, cotton, furnishing, and Democrats are cultivated, empty oratory does not convince, does not satisfy me. I'm originally from Missouri. Show me." It is not known whether Vandiver was the first to utter this expression, but his phrase greatly contributed to its popularity.
Nowadays, the nickname is intended to characterize the strength, conservatism, and distrust of Missourians.

The most famous tourist places in Missouri are the Ozark Mountains, Mark Twain's House and Cave in Hannibal, the "city of the silver dollar", fountains in Kansas City, Gateway Arch in St. Louis.
And of course, Lake Ozark is a reservoir created as a result of the flooding of the Osage River in the northern part of the Ozarks in central Missouri. The reservoir includes parts of three smaller tributaries of the Osage: the Niangua River, Grandglise Creek, and Gravure Creek. The lake has an area of 54,000 acres and 1,150 miles of coastline.

The state capital is Jefferson City.

Other major cities - St. Louis, Kansas City, Springfield, Columbus

Weather in Missouri
The territory of Missouri is dominated by a continental climate. It has a cold, by American standards, winter and hot, humid summer. In July, the average is +25 °C, in January +5 °C. Frequent rains occur until June. Tornadoes occur very often in the state — about 35 per year.

St. Louis
St. Louis welcomes guests with its most prominent landmark - the Arch. Its height is slightly less than 200 meters, it is a symbol of the transition of the eastern part of the United States to the western one, and it is dedicated to the first settlers of the West. In capsule elevators, tourists are lifted to the observation deck, which offers an unusually beautiful view of the city. Even the neighboring state of Illinois is visible!

Under the Arch, there is a museum of national expansion, which must be visited. The history of the USA is told here not by live guides, but by mechanical talking figures.
St. Louis is spread out on both banks of the Mississippi River because water trips on old motor ships with the names of Mark Twain characters are very popular among tourists. Or you can just sit in the restaurant ship and admire the great river. Romantics should take a ride in the center of St. Louis in a carriage, and fans of extreme sports are advised to take an aerial tour. 20 minutes by helicopter over the city will cost 150 USD per person. The prices on the page are for July 2021.

Mark Twain's House and Cave
The state of Missouri is interesting in places described by Mark Twain in the famous "Adventures of Tom Sawyer". The city where the writer spent his childhood is Hannibal, but he hid it under the name of St. Petersburg. There is a restored Mark Twain house, and opposite it is Tom Sawyer's fence.

Every year on July 4, Tom Sawyer Fence painting competitions are held!
In the city, you can also see Becky Thatcher's house, the cave where Tom and Becky got lost, as well as a monument to the heroes of Twain.

Kansas City
Do not confuse: on the opposite bank of the Mississippi and already in another state, there is also Kansas City. We are talking about Missouri Kansas, so it stands out from all other cities not only in the USA but also in the world, with its fountains. It began to be decorated with water structures in the 1920s. Some of the fountains were created by local craftsmen, some were brought from Europe. The water extravaganza is complemented by a rich green decoration, tourists compare the streets of Kansas City with Parisian ones. Locals are sure that the superiority of their city is obvious.

The Ozark Plateau
The entire region around the Ozark Plateau is considered a health-improving area, where it is good to travel with children. There are many resort places — lakes, mountains, and well-developed entertainment industry.

Silver Dollar City is a park in Branson. This is a kind of monument to the dollar, which created the US economy. In the park city, there is a municipality, a post office, shops, a hotel, a farm, and even a village school, many bars, pastry shops, but they are very small and decorated with flowers.

There are many coffee shops, bars, and pastry shops in the park city, but they are very small and decorated with flowers. Flowers, in general, are the main attribute of this unusual city.
Several roads depart from the central square, one of them leads to the amusement park, the other - past the city of craftsmen, wherein the shops you can see how candles are cast, how bread is baked, how jewelry is made... All this can be bought immediately. The park is open from the beginning of March until the end of December. Remember: taxis and buses stop a few kilometers from the entrance, you can walk or drive by tourist cars.

Branson
In addition to being the most popular park in the states, there is a lot of other useful entertainment in Branson. Although it is called "Las Vegas for Puritans." The city has more than 40 theaters, 5 thousand places for tents, more than 350 restaurants, 9 golf courses, more than 200 retail outlets. There are also caves — for example, Marble. And a few miles from the city there are excellent bases with water parks and fishing.

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