Kansas Territory and Its Boundary Question, 3
'Big Kansas' or 'Little Kansas'
Kansas As She Might Have Been
Spring 1967
Had the territorial boundaries prevailed, the state of Kansas would look something like this today. No Kansan would need to go to Colorado to see the mountains, for Pike's Peak and a slice of the eastern slope were ours from 1854 -- until Kansas became a state in 1861! This boundary, showing Kansas as it might have been, has been superimposed over a 1956 National Geographic map.
