There is several:
*The Sunflower State
*The Wheat State
*Midway, U.S.A.
*The Central State
*The Cyclone State
*The Grasshopper State
*Garden of the West
*The Squatter State
*Bleeding Kansas
*The Battle Ground of Freedom
and
*The Jayhawk State
sunflower state
Wild sunflowers that grow in profusion across the state, the Sunflower is also the official State Flower and Floral Emblem of Kansas.
The State of Kansas is named after the Kansas River which flows through it, which in turn was named after the Kansa Native American tribe, which inhabited the area. The tribe's name (natively kką:ze) is often said to mean "people of the wind" or "people of the south wind," although this was probably not the term's original meaning.
the nickname of Michigan is Great Lake State
i think the state got its nickname because of all "The Pine Trees" it has in its "State "witch came to the nickname "the Pine Tree State"i think the state Maine got its nickname because of all "The Pine Tree[s]" in its "State". witch led to the nickname " The Pine Tree State"
34th state. I'm doing a report on Kansas
kansas
The nickname "Sunflower State" calls to mind the wild flowers of the plains of Kansas, the officially recognized state flower.The highest elevation in Kansas is on Mt. Sunflower! The Kansas state tree is the Cottonwood and the song is Home On The Range.
one of Kansas's nickname is the sunflower state
That is the nickname for Kansas
The Sunflower State or The Wheat State
Kansas, or Sunflower State or Wheat State
The state bird of Kansas is the Meadowlark and it's nickname is the "wheat state"
Kansas is known as the "Sunflower State"
The Sunflower state.
Sunflower State
The sunflower was chosen as Kansas's state flower due to its abundance in the state. It symbolizes the state's bright and sunny nature, as well as its agricultural heritage, since sunflowers are commonly grown in Kansas.
Kansas does not have an official state fossil. The state animal is the bison, the state flower is the sunflower, and the states nickname is the Sunflower State.