Kansas

Kansas Chiu
*State of Kansas*
Kansas Chiu ; State of Kansas
Chiu-ki	Chiu-chiong
	Chhiok-h? : Hiong-ji?t-kui Chiu The Sunflower State (koan-hong); ; Sio-be?h Chiu The Wheat State
	Piau-gi : Ad astra per aspera ( Latin , i-su s? "keng-le?k kan-kho? tit tio?h chheⁿ-tau ")
	Map of the United States with Kansas highlighted
Koan-hong gi-gian	Eng-gi
Ch?-bin chheng-ho?	Kansan (Eng-gi)
Siu-hu	Topeka
Si?ng-t?a siaⁿ-chh?	Wichita
Si?ng-t?a to?-h?e	Kansas City To?-chh?-khian (p??-h?n ui chiu g?a)
B?n-chek	Pai-mia t?-15
? Ha?p-ke	82,277 sq mi ; (213,096 km 2 )
? Tang-sai khoah	417 li (645 km)
? Lam-pak khoah	211 li (340 km)
? % chui-b?n	0.56
? H?i-t??	37° N to 40° N
? Keng-t??	94°?35′ W to 102°?3′ W
Jin-khau	Pai-mia t?-34
? Ha?p-ke	2,904,021 (2014 ni ko?)
? Bi?t-t??	35.1/sq mi (13.5/km 2 ) ; Pai-mia t?-40
? H??-khau siu-ji?p tiong-ta?t	$50,177 (t?-25)
Koan-t??
? Ko-tiam	Mount Sunflower ; 4,041 ft (1232 m)
? Peng-kin	2,000 ft (610 m)
? K?-tiam	Verdigris River , oa?h Oklahoma pian-kai ; 679 ft (207 m)
Siat chiu chin-cheng	Kansas Leng-tho?
Sin chiu seng-li?p	1861 ni 1 goe?h 29 ji?t (t?-34-e)
Chiu-tiuⁿ	Sam Brownback (R)
Hu-chiu-tiuⁿ	Jeff Colyer (R)
Li?p-hoat	Kansas Li?p-hoat-h?e ( legislature )
? Si?ng-g?-?ⁿ	Chham-g?-h?e
? H?-g?-?ⁿ	Chiong-g?-h?e
Chham-g?-goan	Pat Roberts (R) ; Jerry Moran (R)
Chiong-g?-?ⁿ t?i-piau	Tim Huelskamp (R) ; Lynn Jenkins (R) ; Kevin Yoder (R) ; Mike Pompeo (R) ( lia?t-toaⁿ )
Si-khu
? T?a-h?n	Central : UTC ?6 / ?5
? Se-p? 4-e k?n ( Hamilton , Greeley , Wallace , kap Sherman )	Mountain : UTC ?7 / ?6
ISO 3166	US-KS
Kan-sia	KS ,
B?ng-ch?m	www .kansas .gov

Kansas s? Bi-kok e chi?t-e chiu . Siu-hu t? Topeka . Si?ng to? e siaⁿ-chh? s? Wichita . Chiu l?i chong jin-khau 290 b?n cho?-i?, bi?n-chek 213,096 peng-hong kong-li. Pun chiu t?a-p??-h?n s? Bi-kok keng-koe 1804 ni Louisiana Boe-t? tit tioh, ?u-lai t? 1854 ni seng-lip Kansas Leng-tho? , koh t? 1861 ni siat cho chit chiu.

T?-li [ siu-kai | kai goan-si-be ]

Kansas e pak-peng s? Nebraska ; tang-peng s? Missouri , lam-peng s? Oklahoma , sai-peng s? Colorado . Kui chiu long-chong hun 105-e k?n . T? tang-pak-peng e pian-kai, ? chha-put-to 121 kong-li s? an-chiau Missouri Ho so? ?e. Kansas Ho (ch?i-t? kio "Kaw"), t? Kansas Chh? kap Missouri Ho sio-chiap. Tui Colorado lau--koe-lai e Arkansas Ho m? ? keng-koe Kansas chiu e sai-p?? kap lam-p??, ? 800 kong-li tn?g long t? Kansas chiu l?i.

Kansas t?-li si?ng si?ng koan e so?-ch?i s? Mount Sunflower , koan-t?? ? 1231 m. Bi-kok soa-chiap (contiguous) tho?-t?, iah chio?h s? bo ham Hawaii , Alaska kap ki-tha hai-g?a nia-tho?, e t?-li-ha?k tiong-sim s? t? pun chiu e Lebanon siaⁿ, Kansas/Nebraska kai-soaⁿ lam-peng t?i-iok 12 li e so?-ch?i. Kun-ku 1918 ni ti?u-cha keng-h?i-t?? s? 39°50′N 98°35′W, chong-s? si?t-che tiong-sim s? sui-si si? hai-h?aⁿ-soaⁿ teng-teng in-so? pian-t?ng--e.

Khi-h?u [ siu-kai | kai goan-si-be ]

Chu-iau t? joa?h-thiⁿ kap chhun-thiⁿ , Kansas in-?i tu-ho t? bo-kang khi-thoan sio-chiap e so?-ch?i, chia si-siong san-seng toa-hong-h??, ki-tiong ?-e koh ? in-khi k?g-le-a-hong , bi tang t?i-khai ? 50 pai. ^[5]

Le?k-su [ siu-kai | kai goan-si-be ]

Kansas cha-lian s? Bi-chiu Goan-ch?-bin seng-oa?h e so?-ch?i. Kun-ku kho-ko gian-kiu, t?i-khai cheng 7000 ni e si, cha-ki lia?h ko?-chhi?ⁿ (mammoth) e Bi-chiu lang chin-ji?p kau Kansas. T? chiu l?i, i-it kho-ko? chh?e tio?h e pueblo (Bi-chiu goan-ch?-bin e chh?-ke) s? El Quartelejo .

T?i-seng t? hi?n-si Kansas oa?h-t?ng e Au-chiu-lang s? Francisco Vasquez de Coronado , i t? 1541 ni lai kau tong-t?. 1803 ni, t?a-h?n e hi?n-t?i Kansas h?? Bi-kok keng-koe Louisiana Boe-t? (Louisiana Purchase) siu khi. Chong-s? se-lam-p?? kau 1848 i-cheng ia koh s? Se-pan-ga , Be?k-se-ko kap Texas Ki?ng-ho-kok e leng-tho?.

1812 ni kau 1821 ni ki-kan, Kansas s? Missouri Leng-tho? (Missouri Territory) e chi?t p??-h?n. Santa Fe Thong-l?? (Santa Fe Trail) t? 1821 kau 1880 ni chi kan ? keng-koe Kansas, ?-sai kap Missouri koh-? New Mexico ? seng-li lai-ong.

1827 ni, Fort Leavenworth khi-ch?, s? pe?h-lang t? chit ?i thau chi?t-e tn?g-ki e chh?-ke. ?u-lai Kansas?Nebraska Hoat-an (Kansas?Nebraska Act) t? 1854 ni thong-koe, Kansas Leng-tho? seng-li?p.

1861 ni, Kansas hong-khi l??-l? che-t??, pian cho Bi-kok t? 34-e chiu. 1863 ni, 8 goe?h 21 ji?t, Bi-kok L?e-chian ki-kan, William Quantrill chh?a lang thai ji?p Lawrence siaⁿ, ch?-seng pah kui lang si-bong. L?e-chian siang-hong long hoan-tui i-e heng-t?ng.

L?e-chian kiat-sok liau-?u, chin ch?e O?-lang li-khui Bi-kok lam-p??, t? Kansas kian-li?p si?-khu. L?ng-g?a Chisholm Thong-l?? (Chisholm Trail) e khai-siat h?? Kansas chin-ji?p liau Se-p?? si-t?i .

1881 ni, Kansas t? Bi-kok kok chiu tiong thau chi?t-e chiap-si? chi?t koa kau-h?e e iau-kiu kim-chi chiu-l?i , kim-l?ng kau 1948 ni e si hui-tu.

Kansas s? 20 se-ki cha-ki chin-p?? ?n-t?ng (progressive movement) e tiong-sim chit it.

Jin-khau [ siu-kai | kai goan-si-be ]

Kun-ku Bi-kok Pho?-cha Kio?k (United States Census Bureau) e ko?-s?g, Kansas t? 2014 ni 7 goe?h chhe jin-khau ? 2,904,021 lang.

T? 2010 ni e chu-li?u tiong, Kansas 83.8% e jin-khau s? pe?h-lang (ki-tiong 77.5% s? hui Se-pan-ga h?); 5.9% s? O?-lang he?k-chia Hui-chiu-h? Bi-kok-lang , 1% s? Bi-chiu goan-ch?-bin; koh ? 2.4% s? A-chiu-lang .

Kun-ku 2014 ni Pew Gian-kiu Tiong-sim e tiau-cha, Kansas jin-khau tiong 76% s? Ki-tok-kau , l?i-b?n koh ? 31% s? Ho?k-im-phai Sin-kau, 24% s? Chu-liu-phai Sin-kau (Mainline Protestant), 2% s? O?-lang Sin-kau, 18% s? Thian-chu-kau , 1% s? Mormon , 1% s? Ia-ho-hoa Kian-cheng-jin ; l?ng-g?a, hui-Ki-tok-kau sin-giong chiam 4%, bo tek-pia?t sin-giong chia chiam 20%. ^[6]

Keng-che [ siu-kai | kai goan-si-be ]

Kansas t? 2015 ni e GDP s? 149,641 pa?h-b?n bi-kim. ^[7] Chiau 2015 ni e chu-li?u, pun chiu si?ng-ch? lang cho e san-gia?p s? ki?n-khong chiau-ko? kap si?-h?e hu-ch?? ( health care and social assistance ). ^[8]

Chit chiu chu-iau long-san ? gu , iuⁿ-a , be?h-a , lo?-se , n?g-t?u , mi-hoe , hoan-be?h teng-teng. Tang-p?? s? Bi-kok chu-iau ngo?-kok e san-t?.

Kang-gia?p hong-b?n, ? ?n-su l?ng-ki?ⁿ, hui-heng-ki , si?t-phin ka-kang, chhut-pan, hoa-ha?k teng chhut-san. L?ng-g?a, kansas m? s? Bi-kok san chio?h-iu pai t?-8 e chiu.

Tu-liau tu khai-si e chhi-gi?m-t? i-g?a, Kansas City to?-h?e-khu s? Google Fiber b?ng-l?? h?-thong t?i-seng khai-si ho?k-b? e so?-ch?i ^[9].

Kau-thong [ siu-kai | kai goan-si-be ]

Kansas ? nn?g tiau chiu-che ko-sok-t?-l?? (Interstate Highway): I-70 kap I-35 . I-70 chu-iau s? tang-sai hong-hiong, ?-tang lian khi Colorado e Denver kap Missouri e Kansas City , keng-koe e chiu l?i siaⁿ-chh? ? Colby , Hays , Salina , Junction City , Topeka , Lawrence , Bonner Springs , kap Kansas City. N? I-35 s? lam-pak hiong, lian khi Oklahoma e Oklahoma City kap Iowa e Des Moines , keng-koe chiu l?i e Wichita , El Dorado , Emporia , Ottawa , kap Kansas City teng siaⁿ.

Bun-hoa [ siu-kai | kai goan-si-be ]

T? Bi-kok bun-ha?k l?i-b?n, Kansas chin chhut-mia e chi?t h?ng t?i-chi, s? cho 1900 ni siau-soat Oz e T?a Su?t-s? ( The Wonderful Wizard of Oz ) chu-kak Dorothy Gale e ko?-hiong. 1939 ni kai-pian e ti?n-iaⁿ The Wizard of Oz l?i, ? chi?t ku khau-pe?h kong "Lan i-keng bo t? Kansas l?i--ah" (We're not in Kansas anymore), ?u-lai pian Eng-gi e chi?t ku beng-gian, piau-s? ka-t? ji?p-khi liau sin khoan-keng.

Chham-kho [ siu-kai | kai goan-si-be ]

↑ "Governor's Signature Makes English the Official Language of Kansas" . US English. May 11, 2007 . August 6, 2008 khoaⁿ--e .
↑ "Table 1. Annual Estimates of the Resident Population for the United States, Regions, States, and Puerto Rico: April 1, 2010 to July 1, 2014" (CSV) . U.S. Census Bureau . 2014-12-26 . 2014-12-26 khoaⁿ--e .
↑ ^3.0 ^3.1 "Elevations and Distances in the United States" . United States Geological Survey . 2001. goan-lo?-iong t? 2011-10-15 h?ng kho?-pih . October 21, 2011 khoaⁿ--e .
↑ ^4.0 ^4.1 Elevation adjusted to North American Vertical Datum of 1988 .
↑ "Annual Average Number of Tornadoes, 1953?2004" . National Climatic Data Center . October 25, 2006 khoaⁿ--e .
↑ Pew Research Center, "Religious Landscape Study"Kansas" online
↑ "Total Gross Domestic Product by State for Kansas" . FRED . Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis . 2017-03-11 khoaⁿ--e .
↑ "Major industries with highest employment, by state, 1990-2015" . Bureau of Labor Statistics . U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. 2016-08-05 . 2017-01-23 khoaⁿ--e .
↑ "Ultra high-speed broadband is coming to Kansas City, Kansas" . Google.com.

[1] "Governor's Signature Makes English the Official Language of Kansas" . US English. May 11, 2007 . August 6, 2008 khoaⁿ--e .

[PopEstUS-2] "Table 1. Annual Estimates of the Resident Population for the United States, Regions, States, and Puerto Rico: April 1, 2010 to July 1, 2014" (CSV) . U.S. Census Bureau . 2014-12-26 . 2014-12-26 khoaⁿ--e .

[USGS-3] 3.0 ^3.1 "Elevations and Distances in the United States" . United States Geological Survey . 2001. goan-lo?-iong t? 2011-10-15 h?ng kho?-pih . October 21, 2011 khoaⁿ--e .

[NAVD88-4] 4.0 ^4.1 Elevation adjusted to North American Vertical Datum of 1988 .

[Annual_Average_Number_of_Tornadoes-5] "Annual Average Number of Tornadoes, 1953?2004" . National Climatic Data Center . October 25, 2006 khoaⁿ--e .

[6] Pew Research Center, "Religious Landscape Study"Kansas" online

[7] "Total Gross Domestic Product by State for Kansas" . FRED . Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis . 2017-03-11 khoaⁿ--e .

[8] "Major industries with highest employment, by state, 1990-2015" . Bureau of Labor Statistics . U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. 2016-08-05 . 2017-01-23 khoaⁿ--e .

[KCK-9] "Ultra high-speed broadband is coming to Kansas City, Kansas" . Google.com.

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