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Campgrounds in Garden City Foster's RV Park and RJ's RV Park MileByMile.com Personal Road Trip Guide Kansas United States Highway #400 Miles ITEM SUMMARY 0.0 Your first item name goes Press modify to the right and when the modify page loads change this here. text to a description of your first item. Add your next item by clicking on _Add a New Item._ 0.0 US Highway 400 Start point of US Highway 400 at the Kansas-Colorado state line. North on US Highway 400 is Holly,CO. Limited service. Altitude: 3373 feet 1.9 Coolidge, KS Community of Coolidge, KS.Limited service. Altitude: 3356 feet 16.1 Junction of Kansas route Community of Syracuse, KS. Attractions; Syracuse-Hamilton County 27. Syracuse, Municipal Airport.Syracuse Sand Dunes, Trail City Art Gallery,and Northrup Theater . Altitude: 3241 feet 43.9 Lakin, KS Community of Lakin, KS.-Beymer Water Recreation Park (camping,fishing,picnicking,swimming),Kearny County Saddle Club Rodeo,Conestoga Wagon,Santa Fe Trail Landmarks,Clear Lake. Altitude: 3009 feet 51.2 Deerfield,KS. Community of Deerfield,KS. Limited service. Altitude: 2986 feet 59.8 Holocomb,KS. Community of Holocomb,KS.Limited service. Altitude: 2884 feet 65.8 Garden City,KS. Garden City,KS-Clear Lake,Finney County Courthouse,Lee Richardson Zoo and Windsor Hotel are places of interest in Garden City.Campgrounds in Garden City Foster's RV Park and RJ's RV Park. Altitude: 2881 feet 69.5 JUnction State Highway Junction at State Highway 156. Limited service. Altitude: 2838 feet 156 71.1 Junction US Highway 50 Junction at US Highway 50 where it connects with US Highway 83 that leads to Finney County Game Refuge a wildlife refuge where you can enjoy wildlife watching and hiking. Call (620) 276-9400 for inquiries. Altitude: 2822 feet 78.7 Garden City Regional Garden City Regional Airport,KS. Limited service. Altitude: 2884 feet Airport,KS. 96.4 Ingalls,KS. Community of Ingalls,KS.-Sta. Fe Trails, Sta. Fe Trails Museum are places of interest in Ingalls. Altitude: 2730 feet 101.7 Cimarron,KS. Communty of Cimarron,KS.-Cimarron National Grassland(RV Camping,picnicking and wildlife viewing),Home Of Stone,Cimarron River Campground. Altitude: 2635 feet 118.3 Dodge City,KS. Community of Dodge City,KS-Gunfighters Wax Museum,Mueller-Schmidt House Home of Stone,Gypsum Hills,Kansas Scenic Byways - Wetlands & Wildlife,Dodge City Zoo,Dodge City Raceway Park are places to visit. Altitude: 2516 feet 123.6 Junction US Highway 283 Se on US Highway 283 is the community of Ensign,KS. Limited service. Altitude: 2474 feet 138.6 Ford,KS. Community of Ford,KS.Limited service. Altitude: 2372 feet 155.5 Mullinville,KS. Community of Mullinville,KS. Altitude: 2326 feet 157.1 Junction US Highway 54 East on US Highway 54 is the community of Bucklin,KS. Limited service. Altitude: 2310 feet 164.5 Junction US Highway 183 Junction at US Highway 183. Limited service. Altitude: 2241 feet 165.5 Greensburg,KS. Community of Greensburg,KS- The Big Well,Kansas Meteorite Museum are the main attraction in Greensburg. Altitude: 2238 feet 175.9 Haviland,KS. Community of Haviland,KS. Limited service. Altitude: 2159 feet 187.5 Cullison,KS. Community of Cullison,KS. Limited service. Altitude: 2034 feet Page 1/6 PDF Document Generated on 2021-Sep-03 Copyright 2021, Mile By Mile Media MileByMile.com Personal Road Trip Guide 196.2 Pratt,KS. Community of Pratt,KS-Pratt County Historical Museum,Lemon Park Nature Trail,KDWP Nature Education Center,KDWP Operations Office and Fish Hatchery,Pratt County Veterans Memorial Lake (camping,boating and fishing),and The B-29 All Veterans Memorial are places to visit in Pratt. Altitude: 1890 feet 196.7 Junction US Highway 281 NOrth on US Highway 281 is the community of Luka,KS. and Pratt Municipal Airport. Limited service. Altitude: 1893 feet 198.0 Junction State Highway 61 Junction at State Highway 61 in Kansas.Limited service. Altitude: 1867 feet 213.5 Cunningham,KS. Community of Cunningham,KS. Limited service. Altitude: 1713 feet 216.9 US Highway 400 Bridge Bridge on US Highway 400 in Kansas. Altitude: 1614 feet 221.3 Kingman State Lake and Kingman State Lake and Wildlife Area,KS.-camping,fishing,picnicking, Wildlife Area,KS. boatimg is strictly for fishing. Call (620) 532-3242. Altitude: 1585 feet 223.2 Ninnescah River Bridge over Ninnescah River,KS. Altitude: 1562 feet Bridge,KS. 226.8 Junction State Highway 14 Junction at State Highway 14. Limited service. Altitude: 1591 feet 230.5 KIngman,KS. Community of Kingman,KS. Limited service. Altitude: 1545 feet 255.3 Garden Plain,KS. Community of Garden Plain,KS. Limited service. Altitude: 1463 feet 261.3 Goddard,KS. Community of Goddard,KS. Limited service. Altitude: 1463 feet 267.3 Wichita,KS. Wichita,KS.-Exploration Place,Sedgwick County Zoo,Old Cowtown Museum,Mid-America All Indian Center,Botanica,Museum Of World Treasures and Orpheum Theatre are places to visit in Wichita. Camping are available at these areas USI RV Park ((316) 838-8699),K and R RV Park ((316) 684-1531) and Blasi Campground ( (316) 722-2681). Altitude: 1322 feet 269.2 Wichita Mid-Continent Wichita Mid-Continent Airport,KS.Limited service. Altitude: 1325 feet Airport,KS. 270.7 Junction I-235 Junction at I-235 in Wichita, Kansas. Limited service. Altitude: 1312 feet 275.6 Junction Interstate 135 NE of Wichita on I-135 is the community of Newton,KS.-Warkentin House Museum, Mennonite Heritage Museum,Carriage Factory Gallery and Museum,Harvey County Historical Society & Museum,Newton Station,and Old Mill Plaza are places to visit in Newton. Altitude: 1280 feet 282.2 Junction Interstate 35 Junction at I-35 SW is the community of Andover,KS and SW is McConnell AFB in Wichita,KS> Altitude: 1352 feet 292.9 US Highway 400 Bridge US Highway 400 Bridge in KS. Altitude: 1207 feet 293.7 Augusta,KS. Community of Augusta,KS-Santa Fe Lake (boating, fishing, swimming, camping, picnicking, biking, hiking), Augusta City Lake (fishing, picnicking, feeding ducks and geese, and sailboating),Robert Shryock Park and Jim Brown and Bill Reed Park are places to visit in Augusta,KS. Altitude: 1230 feet 301.5 Junction US Highway 77 North on US Highway 77 is El Dorado,KS-Butler County History Center & Kansas Oil Museum,Coutts Memorial Museum of Art,WWII History Center,Tribute Memorial,Freedom Memorial,Stapleton #1 Historic Well Site are places of interest in Rl Dorado,KS. Altitude: 1348 feet 304.5 Leon,KS. Community of Leon,KS. Limited service. Altitude: 1319 feet Page 2/6 PDF Document Generated on 2021-Sep-03 Copyright 2021, Mile By Mile Media MileByMile.com Personal Road Trip Guide 312.9 Junction SE Stony Rd.,KS. South of SE Stony Rd,KS, is the community of Latham,KS and east of Latham is Butler State Fishing Lake and Wildife Area(fishing and hunting) Call (620) 876-5730. Altitude: 1512 feet 318.9 Beaumont,KS. Community of Beaumont,KS. Limited service. Altitude: 1601 feet 328.3 Piedmont,KS. Community of Piedmont,KS. Limited service. Altitude: 1165 feet 334.6 Junction State Highway 99 South on State Highway 99 is Howard,KS.Hubbell's Rubble and Howard City Lake are the 2 main attraction in this community. Altitude: 1148 feet 335.6 Severy,KS. Community of Severy,KS. limited service. Altitude: 1122 feet 347.1 Fall River,KS. Communit of Fall River,KS-Fall River State Park (camping, swimming, boating, water skiing, hiking, and picnics)and Westminister Woods Camp ((620) 692-3695). Altitude: 919 feet 354.4 Junction State Highway 39 West on State Highway 39 is the community of Benedict,KS. Limited service. Altitude: 1007 feet 360.0 Fredonia,KS. Community of Fredonia, KS. Places to visit are Old Mill Dam, Wilson County Historical Society, Gold Cust Hotel, South Mound Park, Wilson County Veterans Memoriall, House Art Gallery, and the Historic Clock Tower. Altitude: 873 feet 362.8 Junction state Highway 47 West on State Highway 47 is the community of Altoona,KS.Limited service. Altitude: 938 feet 373.6 Neodesha,KS. Community of Neodesha,KS-Norman No. 1 Oil Well Museum is the main attraction in this community. Altitude: 827 feet 377.7 Junction US Highway 75 South on US Highway 75 is the community of Independence,KS.-Independence Historical Museum,William Inge Theatre Festival,Elk City Reservoir,Little House on the Prairie are attractions in Independence,KS. Altitude: 804 feet 378.9 US Highway 400 Bridge Bridge on US Highway 400 in Kansas. Altitude: 758 feet 386.4 Junction State Highway 37 Junction State Highway 37 leads to the community of Neodasha,KS. Altitude: 856 feet 386.9 Junction US Highway 168 North of US Highway 168 is the community of Thayer,KS. and SE is the community of Cherryvale,KS. Limited service. Altitude: 866 feet 387.4 Tri City,Airport,KS Tri City Airport in Kansas. Limited service. Altitude: 892 feet 390.4 Big Hill Lake,KS. Bug Hill Lake,KS.- camping,hiking trail,swimming and boating.Call (620) 336-2741. Altitude: 919 feet 393.3 Dennis,KS. Community of Dennis,KS. Limited service. Altitude: 932 feet 396.6 Parsons,KS. Community of Parsons,KS-Parsons Historical Museum, Parsons Arboretum and Iron Horse Museum are places of interests. Altitude: 902 feet 402.4 Junction US Highway 59 Junction at US Highway 59 SE is Altamont,KS. Limited service. Altitude: 892 feet 416.4 McCune,KS. Community of McCune,KS. Limited service. Altitude: 883 feet 420.4 Junction NW 60th St. South on NW 60th St. is West Mineral,KS. Limited service. Altitude: 863 feet 420.4 Junction NW 60th St. South on NW 60th St. is West Mineral,KS.
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