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Canton, Kansas in McPherson County
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There are currently no properties eligible for USDA loans in Canton.

Please try searching another, possibly more rural and populated region. Other cities in McPherson county include:

Conway,   Elyria,   Freemount,   Galva,   Groveland,   Hilton,   Inman,   Jenkins,   Johnstown,   Lindsborg,   Marquette,   McPherson,   Moundridge,   New Gottland,   Roxbury,   Windom,  

 

Or have a look at other Kansas counties including:

Allen,   Anderson,   Atchison,   Barber,   Barton,   Bourbon,   Brown,   Butler,   Chase,   Chautauqua,   Cherokee,   Cheyenne,   Clark,   Clay,   Cloud,   Coffey,   Comanche,   Cowley,   Crawford,   Decatur,   Dickinson,   Doniphan,   Douglas,   Edwards,   Elk,   Ellis,   Ellsworth,   Finney,   Ford,   Franklin,   Geary,   Gove,   Graham,   Grant,   Gray,   Greeley,   Greenwood,   Hamilton,   Harper,   Harvey,   Haskell,   Hodgeman,   Jackson,   Jefferson,   Jewell,   Johnson,   Kearny,   Kingman,   Kiowa,   Labette,   Lane,   Leavenworth,   Lincoln,   Linn,   Logan,   Lyon,   Marion,   Marshall,   Meade,   Miami,   Mitchell,   Montgomery,   Morris,   Morton,   Nemaha,   Neosho,   Ness,   Norton,   Osage,   Osborne,   Ottawa,   Pawnee,   Phillips,   Pottawatomie,   Pratt,   Rawlins,   Reno,   Republic,   Rice,   Riley,   Rooks,   Rush,   Russell,   Saline,   Scott,   Sedgwick,   Seward,   Shawnee,   Sheridan,   Sherman,   Smith,   Stafford,   Stanton,   Stevens,   Sumner,   Thomas,   Trego,   Wabaunsee,   Wallace,   Washington,   Wichita,   Wilson,   Woodson,   Wyandotte,  

Interested in fun facts and the history of Canton, KS?
Then read on!

Some interesting facts about Canton, Kansas include:

1. Canton was founded in 1880 and got its name from Canton, Ohio, after one of the town's founders moved from there.

2. In the early 1900s, Canton was a bustling railroad town with multiple train lines passing through it. However, as transportation methods changed, the railroad no longer played a significant role in the town's economy.

3. The historic Canton Carnegie Library, built in 1910, was one of many Carnegie libraries constructed in Kansas. It is now on the National Register of Historic Places.

4. Canton is the hometown of celebrated children's author/illustrator Denise Fleming. She has written and illustrated more than 20 books, including "In the Tall, Tall Grass" and "The Cow Who Clucked."

5. Canton is located in the Flint Hills region of Kansas, known for its unique geological formations and tallgrass prairie ecosystem. The area is a popular destination for nature enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers.