Kansas land real estate

Kansas land overview

Have you ever heard that Kansas is "flatter than a pancake?" Although it does have expansive vistas that seem to go as far as the eye can see, it's a common misconception that it's the flattest U.S. state. The eastern part of the state is actually composed of hills, valleys, and forest land. Southeast Kansas is part of the Southeastern Plains and features the Osage Plains, composed of eroded shale and limestone, and the Flint Hills, the largest expanse of tallgrass prairie remaining in the world. Land in the west is relatively flat, but gradually rises in elevation as you move further west. If you're looking for a recreational property or a cattle ranch, more than likely you'll be able to find it here, or if you're interested in farmland, you'll be glad to know Kansas is one of the most productive agricultural states in the U.S.