Kansas

Kansas became the 34th state on January 29, 1861. Topeka is the state capital. There are currently has 105 counties each with a courthouse.

 

 

Click on a county below to learn more:

Allen	Anderson	Atchison	Barber	Barton
Bourbon	Brown	Butler	Chase	Chautauqua
Cherokee	Cheyenne	Clark	Clay	Cloud
Coffey	Comanche	Cowley	Crawford	Decatur
Dickinson	Doniphan	Douglas	Edwards	Elk
Ellis	Ellsworth	Finney	Ford	Franklin
Geary	Gove	Graham	Grant	Gray
Greeley	Greenwood	Hamilton	Harper	Harvey
Haskell	Hodgeman	Jackson	Jefferson	Jewell
Johnson	Kearny	Kingman	Kiowa	Labette
Lane	Leavenworth	Lincoln	Linn	Logan
Lyon	Marion	Marshall	McPherson	Meade
Miami	Mitchell	Montgomery	Morris	Morton
Nemaha	Neosho	Ness	Norton	Osage
Osborne	Ottawa	Pawnee	Phillips	Pottawatomie
Pratt	Rawlins	Reno	Republic	Rice
Riley	Rooks	Rush	Russell	Saline
Scott	Sedgwick	Seward	Shawnee	Sheridan
Sherman	Smith	Stafford	Stanton	Stevens
Sumner	Thomas	Trego	Wabaunsee	Wallace
Washington	Wichita	Wilson	Woodson	Wyandotte

Kansas Supreme Court / Court of Appeal

 

Highest Point – Mount Sunflower ( 4,039 feet ) is located in Wallace County

Lowest Point  – Verdigris River ( 680 feet ) is located in Montgomery County

 

Oldest Courthouse still in use – Chase County (1873)

Oldest Former Courthouse – McPherson County (Lindsborg – 1869)

      

                                                                     

State Capital – Topeka

 

 

Governor Mansion – Topeka