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The Show Me State
Anchored by two huge border cities in the east and west and two major rivers, Missouri is noted for its pleasant mix of urban life and sweeping rural lands. The state's historic towns, along the Mississippi and Missouri rivers, cannot be mentioned without a tribute to native born Samuel Clements (Mark Twain), President Harry S Truman, and Walt Disney. The darker side of Missouri history includes the escapades of Jesse James and the bloody Missouri-Kansas Border Wars.
The state's national park sites include most famous St. Louis Jefferson National Expansion Memorial and the Gateway Arch. Outdoor adventures include hunting, fishing, hiking and sightseeing, best enjoyed in the state's 30 state parks. Missouri may be best discovered over its 10 state and national scenic byways.
Missouri Points of Interest
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Kansas City Reflections | Kansas City |
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The Mark Twain | Hannibal |
St Louis Skyline | St Louis |
Old St Louis Courthouse | St Louis |
The Gateway Arch | St Louis |
Missouri Botanical Gardens | St Louis |
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Ha Ha Tonka State Park | Camdenton |
Wrinks Market | Lebanon |
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Grand Falls | Joplin |
America's Main Street | Carthage |
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Elephant Rocks | Belleview |
Dillard Mill | Davisville |
Burfordville Bridge | Burfordville |
Bollinger Mill | Burfordville |
Ste. Genevieve Historic District | Ste. Genevieve |
Alley Spring Mill | Eminence |
Rocky Falls | Winona |
Blue Spring | Mountain View |
Trail of Tears State Park | Jackson |
Old Lorimier Cemetery | Cape Girardeau |
Cape Girardeau | Cape Girardeau |
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