13 Reasons Why Kansas Is The Most Underrated State In The U.S.
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Annie
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One of my biggest pet peeves is when people say nasty things about Kansas. Do you know what I have noticed? The people making the jokes have never been here before or, if they have, they simply drove through without stopping. The Sunflower State is by far the most underrated state in the country–but it wouldn’t be if people only knew these 13 things:
No matter where you are in Kansas, you are bound to find gorgeous modern and historic structures, including churches, court houses, and even the Kansas State Capitol.
...but did you know that our wheat feeds not only Kansas, but the entire world?
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This may come as a surprise to some, but Kansas is home to award-winning breweries, including L.B. Brewing Company (Hays) and Free State Brewing (Lawrence).
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You don't have to go to Napa to get a glass of outstanding wine!
In addition to world famous BBQ, Kansans have a knack for making traditional German, Russian, and Swedish cuisine.
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The state of Kansas has made great contributions to history, which can be seen at many historic sites such as the Nicodemus Historic District, Santa Fe Trail Remains, and Coronado Heights (pictured).
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#WeTooktheCrown. **Side Note: I'm completely aware that Kauffman Stadium is located in KC MO, but the fan base is primarily in Kansas.**
Covering 9,936 square miles, the colorful Flint Hills are the gem of the plains.
Between our academics, athletics, and picturesque college towns, it's no wonder students from around the world study at Kansas universities!
During the 1920s, Kansas City was a hub for jazz, turning out such legends as Count Basie and Charlie Parker. Today, the sweet sounds of the saxophone can be heard throughout both KC Kansas and Missouri.
Whether it's through farming, academics, or volunteer work, Kansans are continuing to change the world every single day.
What do you love most about Kansas?
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