1
Western water transportation found its natural terminus where the Kaw or Kansas River empties into the Missouri.
2
We arrived by steamer at a place called Westport Landing, near the mouth of the Kansas River.
3
Lawrence and Topeka were twenty-five miles apart, and both were on the south bank of the Kansas River.
4
I rented a tent and pitched it on an island in the middle of the Kaw, or Kansas River.
5
A colony from New Haven, Connecticut, one hundred strong, had just settled sixty miles above Lawrence on the Kansas River.
6
The fort is situated on the left bank of the Kansas River, near the junction of the Republican and Smoky Hill Forks.
7
We ferried the Missouri River near Jefferson City, and crossed the Kansas River in the woods, where Kansas City, Kansas, now stands.
8
Big Springs is midway between these towns, and is situated on the high divide, lying between the Kansas River and the Wakarusa.
9
He made his way up the Kansas River, crossed over to the Platte, which he ascended, and then pushed on to the South Pass.
10
We'd left our horses and taken to a canoe to paddle up the Kansas river.
11
By our route, the ford was one hundred miles from the mouth of the Kansas river.
12
They had now travelled three hundred and twenty-eight miles from the mouth of the Kansas river.
13
An accident among some rough ground in the neighborhood of the Kansas river, strained the balance of this chronometer, (No.