Kansas

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Kansas is a largely rural, landlocked U.S. state known for its extensive plains, agricultural production, and central location within the country.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf U.S. state
federated state
admittedToUnionAsStateNumber 34
borderedBy Colorado
Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma
capital Topeka, Kansas
surface form: Topeka
climate humid continental climate
semi-arid climate in western Kansas
country United States of America
dateAdmittedToUnion 1861-01-29
geographicalFeature Great Plains
governmentType U.S. state government
governor Laura Kelly
hasCity Kansas City, Kansas
Lawrence
Manhattan, Kansas
Olathe, Kansas
surface form: Olathe

Topeka, Kansas
surface form: Topeka

Wichita, Kansas
surface form: Wichita
higherEducationInstitution Kansas State University
University of Kansas
historicalContext pre-Civil War conflict over slavery
historicalEvent Bleeding Kansas crisis
surface form: Bleeding Kansas
ISOCode US-KS
knownFor agricultural production
extensive plains
frequent severe thunderstorms
landlocked true
largestCity Wichita, Kansas
surface form: Wichita
legislature Kansas Legislature
legislatureType bicameral legislature
locatedIn Midwestern United States
locatedInRegion Tornado Alley (southern and central parts)
surface form: Tornado Alley
locatedInTimeZone Central Time Zone
lowerHouse Kansas House of Representatives
majorCrop corn
sorghum
soybeans
wheat
majorIndustry agriculture
motto Ad astra per aspera
mottoLanguage Latin
namedAfter Kaw people
surface form: Kansa people
nickname Kansas self-linksurface differs
surface form: Jayhawk State

Sunflower State
partlyLocatedInTimeZone Mountain Time Zone
postalAbbreviation KS
region Midwestern United States
surface form: American Midwest

Great Plains
surface form: Great Plains states
secondLargestCity Overland Park, Kansas
surface form: Overland Park
stateBird Western meadowlark
stateFlower sunflower
stateSong Home on the Range
stateTree cottonwood
unionAdmissionContext American Civil War
surface form: American Civil War era
upperHouse Kansas Senate

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Kansas City, Missouri, United States namedAfter Kansas
subject surface form: Kansas City, Missouri
this entity surface form: Kansas Territory
Dust Bowl occursIn Kansas
KC borderWith Kansas
subject surface form: Kansas City, Missouri
Indian Charley represented Kansas
subject surface form: Charles Curtis
Indian Charley grewUpIn Kansas
subject surface form: Charles Curtis
The Wizard of Oz setIn Kansas
Black Sunday locatedIn Kansas
subject surface form: Black Sunday (dust storm)
U.S. state of Oklahoma borderedBy Kansas
subject surface form: Oklahoma
Province VII hasRegion Kansas
Corn Belt includesState Kansas
United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit jurisdiction Kansas
this entity surface form: District of Kansas
Kaw nameEtymologyOf Kansas
Kansas City, Kansas state Kansas
Ellis, Kansas, United States state Kansas
subject surface form: Ellis, Kansas
Southern Colorado borders Kansas
U.S. Route 75 state Kansas
Nebraska borderedBy Kansas
Topeka, Kansas locatedIn Kansas
Topeka, Kansas capitalOf Kansas
Kaw Nation originallyFrom Kansas
Kaw Nation gaveNameTo Kansas
this entity surface form: State of Kansas
Missouri borderedBy Kansas
Oregon Trail passesThrough Kansas
Santa Fe Trail locatedIn Kansas
Dorothy Gale in The Wizard of Oz basedIn Kansas
subject surface form: Dorothy Gale
Dorothy Gale in The Wizard of Oz homeLocation Kansas
subject surface form: Dorothy Gale