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Wichita Metropolitan Area, Kansas

Includes the following communities
Andale, Sedgwick Co., Kansas
Andover, Butler Co., Kansas
Augusta, Butler Co., Kansas
Bentley, Sedgwick Co., Kansas
Benton, Butler Co., Kansas
Cheney, Sedgwick Co., Kansas
Clearwater, Sedgwick Co., Kansas
Colwich, Sedgwick Co., Kansas
Derby, Sedgwick Co., Kansas
Garden Plain, Sedgwick Co., Kansas
Goddard, Sedgwick Co., Kansas
Haysville, Sedgwick Co., Kansas
Maize, Sedgwick Co., Kansas
Mulvane, Sedgwick Co., Kansas
Park City, Sedgwick Co., Kansas
Rose Hill, Butler Co., Kansas
Schulte, Sedgwick Co., Kansas
Valley Center, Sedgwick Co., Kansas
Viola, Sedgwick Co., Kansas
Whitewater, Butler Co., Kansas
Wichita, Sedgwick Co., Kansas
History

Wichita was founded as a trading post along the Chisholm Trail in the 1860s.

As Volga German immigrants left the agriculture sector of the American prairie, many were attracted to Wichita's aircraft and other industries.

There is a convent located in Wichita for the Adorers of The Blood of Christ (ASC) order of the Roman Catholic Church.

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Volga Colonies

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