Posted by rvirgil_KS on July 29, 2015 at 14:26:45 from (192.208.162.234):
In Reply to: Hills in Kansas?? posted by wilson ind on July 29, 2015 at 13:23:50:
The "hilly treed part of the state" would be the north eastern part, although there are some hills in all parts of the state.
I live in North West Kansas. 20 miles south of Nebraska line, about 125 east of Colorado line. In my job I used to travel state wide. I agree that the area along the southern boarder (Winfield to Medicine Lodge) has a lot of hills and a fair amount of trees.
Southwestern corner of the state is quite flat. You can see the end of the world from there.
I would consider the North Western part to be rolling but for the most part not extremely hilly. Granted, each person's definition of "hilly" will be different.
I once showed a Highway Patrol Captain a map of where I grew up in another state. He looked at and replied, "I've never been there, but can see it is relative flat rolling country." I said "How do you know that", he said "look at the map, you can tell something about the terrain of the country by how straight the roads run".
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