List of Apartments in Kansas

By | January 3, 2023

Hays Daily News – Apartments for Rent

Kansas newspaper displays today’s classified ads for available rentals in the state.

Website: http://www.dailynews.net/hdn_dailynews/classifieds/ads79.htm

rentahome-online.com

Offers listings of houses, duplexes, condos, town houses, mobile homes, and apartments for rent in Wichita, Kansas; Phoenix, Arizona; Tulsa, Oklahoma; and Oklahoma City.

Website: http://www.rentahome-online.com/

Winfield Courier – Real Estate

Rent or buy a mobile home, house, apartment, farm, or condo in Kansas. Classified listings include furnished and unfurnished apartments.

Website: http://www.winfieldcourier.com/classified/11reale.html

  • AbbreviationFinder: Do you know how many initials that contain the word of Kansas? Check this URL to search for a full list of organizations and names with the state of Kansas.
  • Countryaah: Provides a calendar of all 2020, 2021, and 2022 public holidays for Kansas. On the site, you can see comprehensive list of national business holidays that are celebrated within Kansas.

In Kansas, the old border state to the west of the USA, you can still live the “Wild West” today and explore its rich history. Kansas also has a lot to offer in terms of landscape: large forests, clear rivers and lakes and huge open pastures. The Chisolm Cattle Trail, the Santa Fe Trail and the Oregon Trail take you to historic locations such as Abiline and Dodge City, which once formed the “Western Frontier”. The legendary Route 66, “America’s main street”, leads through Oklahoma and is in better condition than any other state. Other highlights in Kansas and Oklahoma are the cities of Wichita, Oklahoma City, Kansas City and Dodge City.

Highlights in Kansas & Oklahoma

  • Red Earth Indian Museum
  • Route 66 Museum, Clinton
  • Ouachita National Forest
  • Eisenhower Center in Abilene
  • Mid-America All Indian Center Museum
  • Sedgwick County Zoo in Wichita
  • Flint Hills
  • Kansas State Historical Society Museum

Cities & places

  • Kansas City
  • Oklahoma City
  • Tulsa
  • Wichita
  • Dodge City
  • Stockyards City

Facts & Figures about Kansas

Area: 211,922 km²

Population: approx.2,702,125

Capital: Topeka (approx. 127,679 pe)

Largest city: Wichita (approx. 344,284 EW)

Highest point: Mt. Sunflower (1,231 m)

State Bird: Western Meadowlark

State Flower: Native Sunflower

State tree: Cottonwood

State animal: The American Buffalo / Bison

Taxes: State Sales Tax: 5.3% + Local Taxes (max.3.0%)

Time zone: Central Standard Time (CET -7 hours)

Maximum speed: Interstates outside cities 70 mph (approx. 112 kmh), within cities 65 mph (approx. 104 kmh), other roads 65 mph (approx. 104 kmh)

Int. Airports: Kansas City

Festivals & Events in Kansas

Kansas hosts numerous events, concerts, festivals, and other events every year that you shouldn’t miss as a visitor. For you we have listed the most important and most beautiful events that will enrich your vacation in Sunflower State.

Kansas State Fair

Hutchinson, September 6 – 15, 2019: Over 10 days, more than 350,000 people attend the largest event in Kansas with over 1,000 exhibitors. The agricultural fair is full of entertainment such as horse shows, rides, artists and farmers with their proud animals.

Dodge City Days

Dodge City, annually in late July / early August: More than 100,000 people visit the 10-day Dodge City Days each year. Experience the largest rodeo in Kansas, a western parade, a professional barbecue competition and many more shows and activities.

Flint Hills Burning

Flint Hills, early to mid-April: Controlled fires are set in one of the largest prairie areas in North America to protect the Flint Hills. The spectacular fires are also increasingly visited and celebrated by locals and holidaymakers.

Wild West Festival

Hays, July 3rd – 6th, 2019: At the Wild West Festival you can expect a typical American folk festival with various games and competitions and of course a huge firework display on July 4th, Independence Day. You will also hear concerts by various American bands – from state to rock ‘n’ roll!

Washunga Days

Council Groves, annually in mid-June: In the middle of the Flint Hills, the Kaw Indians celebrate their culture every year. There are concerts and shows on two stages, a parade leads over Main Street and numerous other activities and stands let you get to know this people better.

Kansas Apartments