Kansas Private Schools by County
Traditionally turned to agriculture, Kansas today has a diverse economy. One of the first agricultural states in the United States resides. More than 30 p. 100 of the population lives on farms.
First national producer of wheat, it also produces maize, lucerne, sorghum, soy, oats, and sunflower barley. Bovine farming is practiced on a large scale (embouche, dairy farming). The cultivation of wheat mechanized a lot and is commercialized by big companies that own from 000 to 30 000 ha. Feeds to the most important mills in the United States. The Kansas subsoil is rich in fossil energy reserves (oil, natural gas, coal). The exploitation of mineral and agricultural resources favored a certain industrialization.
Industrial activities
The industrial activities are varied: oil refining, aeronautical construction (Wichita), industrial equipment, agro-food industries (mills, canning factories, dairy products), chemical industry (fertilizers) and pharmaceutical, rubber and plastic industry.
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Major Cities in Kansas
Kansas City, a twin city in the United States, on both sides of the city where the Kansas River flows into the Missouri River. Kansas City in the state of Kansas has about 147,000 residents, and has mills, meat, machinery and steel industries. Kansas City in the state of Missouri has about 447,000 residents and is a trade center with, among other universities and art collections. With suburbs, the twin city has a total of about 1.9 million residents.
Topeka, city and capital of the state of Kansas in the United States. With suburbs, it has about 122,000 residents. The city was founded in 1854 and has had a university (Washburn) since 1865. Trade and the food industry are important industries. In addition, Topeka has many printing works.
Wichita, a city ​​in the state of Kansas in the United States. He has about 578,000 residents with suburbs. The city has many mills and slaughterhouses in addition to the aerospace and oil industries being important industries. Elles has two universities. Wichita was founded in 1864.
Private Schools in Kansas by County
Kansas Allen County Private Schools
Kansas Anderson County Private Schools
Kansas Atchison County Private Schools
Kansas Barton County Private Schools
Kansas Bourbon County Private Schools
Kansas Butler County Private Schools
Kansas Cherokee County Private Schools
Kansas Cowley County Private Schools
Kansas Crawford County Private Schools
Kansas Dickinson County Private Schools
Kansas Doniphan County Private Schools
Kansas Douglas County Private Schools
Kansas Ellis County Private Schools
Kansas Finney County Private Schools
Kansas Ford County Private Schools
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Kansas Geary County Private Schools
Kansas Greenwood County Private Schools
Kansas Harvey County Private Schools
Kansas Haskell County Private Schools
Kansas Johnson County Private Schools
Kansas Kingman County Private Schools
Kansas Labette County Private Schools
Kansas Lane County Private Schools
Kansas Leavenworth County Private Schools
Kansas Logan County Private Schools
Kansas Lyon County Private Schools
Kansas Marshall County Private Schools
Kansas Mcpherson County Private Schools
Kansas Miami County Private Schools
Kansas Mitchell County Private Schools
Kansas Montgomery County Private Schools
Kansas Nemaha County Private Schools
Kansas Neosho County Private Schools
Kansas Ness County Private Schools
Kansas Pottawatomie County Private Schools
Kansas Pratt County Private Schools
Kansas Reno County Private Schools
Kansas Riley County Private Schools
Kansas Rooks County Private Schools
Kansas Saline County Private Schools
Kansas Sedgwick County Private Schools
Kansas Seward County Private Schools
Kansas Shawnee County Private Schools
Kansas Stevens County Private Schools
Kansas Sumner County Private Schools
Kansas Thomas County Private Schools
Kansas Wabaunsee County Private Schools
Kansas Washington County Private Schools
Kansas Wyandotte County Private Schools
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