If you love maps but have not scouted the extensive map
collection on the KDOT website, check out the collection.
There are so many opportunities for the cartography nerd or the casual map
observer that you may want to get a fresh cup of coffee or tea and settle back
for some serious clicking.
There is, of course, an electronic version of the
Official State Transportation Map (including the inset city maps from the back
of the paper version). And you won’t just find the current one; there are over
50 years of state maps dating all the way back to 1863.
Plus there are county maps (all 105), cities, school
districts, traffic counts, railroads, bicycle routes, county bridges, bridge
restrictions, bridge vertical clearances, interchange sketches, highway route
changes and lots more.
If you’re a Kansas history buff, take a look at the 19th
Century Kansas Trails map. It has Pony Express stations, Indian
village locations, battle sites, cattle trails, stage coach routes, western migration
trails, commerce routes from the 1800s and lots more!
So kick back and explore Kansas on your computer with
some of the great maps KDOT has to offer.
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