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Is there a city named Kansas?
Yes, there is a city named Kansas City both in the state of Kansas and in the state of Missouri.
Which two states have cities named 'Kansas City'?
Missouri and Kansas both have cities named Kansas City.
What city is named after a state?
That would be Oklahoma City. Also, New York City, Kansas City, Missouri, Kansas City, Kansas and possibly Virginia City, Nevada.
What two states have cities named Kansas City?
To add on to Wiki User's answer, Kansas City, Kansas is located in Wyandotte county Kansas, and Kansas City, Missouri is located in Jackson county Missouri. I know because I grew up on the Kansas side for most of my life.
Two states have a city named Kansas City name the state that calls Kansas City as there capitol?
Neither... Kansas City, Missouri and Kansas City, Kansas are directly adjacent... with downtowns roughly 2 miles apart. However neither is a state capitol. The capitol of Kansas is Topeka, and the capitol of Missouri is Jefferson City.
What city calls Kansas City it's capital?
no state calls kansas city its capital city
Is Kansas a city or country land?
Kansas isn't a country, it's a state! In addition, there are two cities each named Kansas City, one in Kansas and one in Missouri.
Is Kansas City named after Kansas?
Both Kansas and Kansas City are named for Kansas River, which is in turn named for the local Kanza Indian tribe. The city was established before Kansas itself was even made a territory.
What is the mileage from Kansas City Kansas to Kansas City Missouri?
ZERO miles. There is only one street between the two cities, and it is named "State Line Road."
Why was city the named Dodge City?
Dodge City, Kansas, sits just west of Fort Dodge. The city was named after the fort.
Is Kansas a city or state?
both! Kansas City, Missouri .... Kansas, USA.
Are there 2 Kansas City's?
Yes, there are two cities named Kansas City in the United States. One is in the state of Missouri, and the other is in the state of Kansas. They are located adjacent to each other, divided by the state line.
