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St. Louis
St. Louis is the second biggest city in the US state of Missouri. This independent city has an area of 66.2 sq mi and a population of 356,587 as of 2009.
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Why did pioneers come to St. Louis?
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Because of extreme persecutions from Missiourians. Persecutions of which included Haun's Mill (extreme massaure of all Mormon in Haun's Mill even though the Prophet Joseph had warned those people frequently to drop everything and get out), destroying of homes, whippings and flayings and tar and featherings of Mormons, etc. These persecutions did not just happen in Missouri though. It happened in New York, Illinois, etc.
Consequently, the Mormon Trail was formed as hundreds of Mormons were forced to leave their homes and trek thousands of miles through all sorts of conditions until the finally reached safety in Salt Lake City, Utah.
How many states have a city called St. Louis?
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Three: Saint Louis, Missouri
Saint Louis, Michigan
Saint Louis, Oklahoma
How long will it take for regular mail to arrive from Baltimore Maryland to St. Louis MO?
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7-10 Days
Where is the World Aquarium in St. Louis Missouri located?
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The address of the World Aquarium is: 701 North 15Th Street, 2Nd Floor, St. Louis, MO 63103
What is the driving distance from St Louis Missouri to Juneau Alaska?
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it is about 19743 miles away from st louis...... idk wat im talking about so dont even listen to me
Is there a place called St. Louis in Ohio?
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== == There is no St. Louis, Kentucky.
There is, however, a city called Louisville.
Flight time from St. Louis mo to st thomas?
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The flight time from Washington DC in the United States to Saint Thomas is approximately 3 hours and 42 minutes.
This is only an approximation. The exact travel time will vary as it depends on factors such as weather conditions, flight speed, delays and refuelling stops. Your airline can provide additional information through customer service or their website.
What two rivers come together in St. Louis?
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The Missouri and Mississippi Rivers come together just north of St. Louis.
How safe is Missouri?
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From Wikipedia: {| ! rowspan="3" | State ! rowspan="3" | Population ! colspan="11" | Number of Crimes per 100,000 persons (Crime Rates)[51] ! colspan="5" | Violent Crime Rates ! colspan="4" | Property Crime Rates ! rowspan="2" | Total ! rowspan="2" | Rank ! Violent Crime ! Homicide ! Rape ! Robbery ! Assault ! Property Crime ! Burglary ! Larceny ! Motor vehicle theft | Alabama 4,530,182 426.6 5.6 38.5 133.4 249.1 4,025.0 986.0 2,729.5 309.6 4,451.6 17 Alaska 655,435 634.5 5.6 85.1 68.2 475.6 3,382.8 575.6 2,465.4 341.8 4,017.3 23 Arizona 5,743,834 504.1 7.2 33.0 134.4 329.4 5,340.5 990.4 3,387.2 962.9 5,844.6 2 Arkansas 2,752,629 499.1 6.4 42.4 86.2 364.1 4,013.0 1,093.5 2,683.8 235.8 4,512.1 16 California 35,893,799 551.8 6.7 26.8 172.1 346.3 3,419.0 685.1 2,030.1 703.8 3,970.8 25 Colorado 4,601,403 373.5 4.4 42.5 81.5 245.1 3,919.3 717.3 2,679.0 522.9 4,292.8 22 Connecticut 3,503,604 286.3 2.6 20.7 120.5 142.6 2,627.2 444.4 1,868.1 314.7 2,913.5 41 Delaware 830,364 568.4 2.0 41.5 146.7 378.1 3,163.9 648.3 2,257.1 258.6 3,732.3 28 District of Columbia 553,523 1,371.2 35.8 40.1 578.5 716.9 4,859.1 712.9 2,627.2 1,519.0 6,230.3 1 Florida 17,397,161 711.3 5.4 38.0 172.4 495.5 4,179.7 956.1 2,773.3 450.2 4,891.0 10 Georgia 8,829,383 455.5 6.9 27.0 154.7 266.8 4,265.9 940.0 2,825.0 501.0 4,721.4 14 Hawaii 1,262,840 254.4 2.6 26.4 74.8 150.7 4,792.8 857.4 3,252.8 682.6 5,047.2 6 Idaho 1,393,262 244.9 2.2 40.9 17.2 184.6 2,794.4 547.3 2,051.5 195.5 3,039.3 37 Illinois 12,713,634 542.9 6.1 33.2 177.2 326.4 3,186.1 597.3 2,271.3 317.4 3,729.0 29 Indiana 6,237,569 325.4 5.1 28.9 102.2 189.2 3,37.6 676.0 2,383.5 338.1 3,723.0 30 Iowa 2,954,451 270.9 1.6 26.7 38.0 204.5 2,905.3 615.1 2,107.3 182.9 3,176.2 35 Kansas 2,735,502 374.5 4.5 40.4 66.3 263.4 3,973.5 731.1 2,934.0 308.4 4,348.0 19 Kentucky 4,145,922 244.9 5.7 29.9 78.8 130.5 2,537.7 624.8 1,701.3 211.6 2,782.6 44 Louisiana 4,515,770 638.7 12.7 35.8 145.4 444.9 4,410.2 1,004.5 2,969.2 436.6 5,048.9 5 Maine 1,317,253 103.5 1.4 23.9 21.9 56.3 2,409.6 481.4 1,829.3 98.9 2,513.1 47 Maryland 5,558,058 700.5 9.4 23.7 229.6 437.8 3,640.2 660.0 2,335.1 645.2 4,340.7 20 Massachusetts 6,416,505 458.8 2.6 28.0 116.4 311.7 2,459.7 537.2 1,578.8 343.7 2,918.5 40 Michigan 10,112,620 490.2 6.4 54.2 111.9 317.7 3,057.6 636.8 1,921.0 499.9 3,547.8 32 Minnesota 5,100,958 269.6 2.2 41.6 79.8 146.0 3,039.0 549.9 2,224.2 265.0 3,308.6 33 Mississippi 2,902,966 295.1 7.8 40.0 86.2 161.1 3,478.5 952.9 2,254.2 271.4 3,773.6 27 Missouri 5,754,618 490.5 6.2 25.7 115.2 343.4 3,903.5 703.3 2,750.2 450.0 4,394.0 18 Montana 926,865 293.8 3.2 29.5 25.1 236.0 2,936.2 379.2 2,382.4 174.6 3,230.0 34 Nebraska 1,747,704 308.6 2.3 35.5 65.1 205.7 3,519.6 562.2 2,654.9 302.5 3,828.2 26 Nevada 2,334,771 615.9 7.4 40.9 210.1 357.6 4,206.6 991.2 2,246.0 969.5 4,822.5 12 New Hampshire 1,299,500 167.0 1.4 35.3 38.5 91.8 2,040.1 382.1 1,508.5 149.4 1,675.5 51 New Jersey 8,698,879 355.7 4.5 15.3 150.3 185.6 2,429.2 471.7 1,609.1 348.4 2,784.9 43 New Mexico 1,903,289 687.3 8.9 54.6 108.3 515.5 4,197.7 1,046.8 2,735.7 415.2 4,885.0 11 New York 19,227,088 441.6 4.6 18.8 174.3 244.0 2,198.6 367.7 1,617.7 213.3 2,640.2 46 North Carolina 8,541,221 447.8 6.2 27.4 137.9 276.2 4,160.2 1,184.8 2,659.4 316.0 4,608.0 15 North Dakota 634,366 79.4 1.4 25.1 6.1 46.8 1,916.6 301.1 1,472.7 142.8 1,996.0 50 Ohio 11,459,011 341.8 4.5 40.5 153.1 143.6 3,673.2 846.1 2,470.6 356.5 4,015.0 24 Oklahoma 3,523,553 500.5 5.3 44.2 87.7 363.3 4,242.1 1,000.2 2,874.1 367.7 4,742.6 13 Oregon 3,594,586 298.3 2.5 35.7 76.5 183.6 4,631.3 836.6 3,279.0 515.6 4,929.6 9 Pennsylvania 12,406,292 411.1 5.2 28.5 148.9 228.4 2,415.0 438.8 1,726.5 249.6 2,926.1 39 Rhode Island 1,080,632 247.4 2.4 29.6 67.6 147.7 2,884.1 505.7 2,001.0 377.4 3,131.5 36 South Carolina 4,198,068 784.2 6.9 40.9 129.7 606.7 4,504.8 1,034.4 3,097.9 372.5 5,289.0 3 South Dakota 770,883 171.5 2.3 43.8 14.8 110.5 1,933.5 408.5 1,415.3 109.7 2,105.0 49 Tennessee 5,900,962 695.2 5.9 37.6 149.8 501.8 4,306.5 1,020.3 2,866.8 419.4 5,001.7 8 Texas 22,490,022 540.5 6.1 37.3 159.3 337.9 4,494.0 978.7 3,097.0 418.3 5,034.5 7 Utah 2,389,039 236.0 1.9 39.1 51.7 143.3 4,085.6 637.1 3,128.2 320.3 4,321.6 21 Vermont 621,394 112.0 2.6 24.5 12.2 72.7 2,308.2 544.9 1,670.8 92.5 2,420.2 48 Virginia 7,459,827 275.6 5.2 23.7 92.6 154.1 2,676.6 386.0 2,057.2 233.4 2,952.2 38 Washington 6,203,788 343.8 3.1 46.1 94.6 200.2 4,849.2 977.3 3,175.0 696.9 5,193.0 4 West Virginia 1,815,354 271.2 3.7 17.6 42.3 207.6 2,506.2 602.2 1,698.1 206.0 2,777.4 45 Wisconsin 5,509,026 209.6 2.8 20.6 73.8 112.4 2,663.1 433.0 2,023.6 206.5 2,872.2 42 Wyoming 506,529 229.6 2.2 22.1 13.2 192.1 3,334.3 540.5 2,636.0 157.7 3,563.9 31 ! United States (Total) ! 293,655,404 ! 465.5 ! 5.5 ! 32.2 ! 136.7 ! 291.1 ! 3,517.1 ! 729.9 ! 2,365.9 ! 421.3 ! 3,980.6 ! (26) | SOURCE: US Bureau of Justice Statistics, 2004
|} From Wikipedia: {| ! rowspan="3" | State ! rowspan="3" | Population ! colspan="11" | Number of Crimes per 100,000 persons (Crime Rates)[51] ! colspan="5" | Violent Crime Rates ! colspan="4" | Property Crime Rates ! rowspan="2" | Total ! rowspan="2" | Rank ! Violent Crime ! Homicide ! Rape ! Robbery ! Assault ! Property Crime ! Burglary ! Larceny ! Motor vehicle theft | Alabama 4,530,182 426.6 5.6 38.5 133.4 249.1 4,025.0 986.0 2,729.5 309.6 4,451.6 17 Alaska 655,435 634.5 5.6 85.1 68.2 475.6 3,382.8 575.6 2,465.4 341.8 4,017.3 23 Arizona 5,743,834 504.1 7.2 33.0 134.4 329.4 5,340.5 990.4 3,387.2 962.9 5,844.6 2 Arkansas 2,752,629 499.1 6.4 42.4 86.2 364.1 4,013.0 1,093.5 2,683.8 235.8 4,512.1 16 California 35,893,799 551.8 6.7 26.8 172.1 346.3 3,419.0 685.1 2,030.1 703.8 3,970.8 25 Colorado 4,601,403 373.5 4.4 42.5 81.5 245.1 3,919.3 717.3 2,679.0 522.9 4,292.8 22 Connecticut 3,503,604 286.3 2.6 20.7 120.5 142.6 2,627.2 444.4 1,868.1 314.7 2,913.5 41 Delaware 830,364 568.4 2.0 41.5 146.7 378.1 3,163.9 648.3 2,257.1 258.6 3,732.3 28 District of Columbia 553,523 1,371.2 35.8 40.1 578.5 716.9 4,859.1 712.9 2,627.2 1,519.0 6,230.3 1 Florida 17,397,161 711.3 5.4 38.0 172.4 495.5 4,179.7 956.1 2,773.3 450.2 4,891.0 10 Georgia 8,829,383 455.5 6.9 27.0 154.7 266.8 4,265.9 940.0 2,825.0 501.0 4,721.4 14 Hawaii 1,262,840 254.4 2.6 26.4 74.8 150.7 4,792.8 857.4 3,252.8 682.6 5,047.2 6 Idaho 1,393,262 244.9 2.2 40.9 17.2 184.6 2,794.4 547.3 2,051.5 195.5 3,039.3 37 Illinois 12,713,634 542.9 6.1 33.2 177.2 326.4 3,186.1 597.3 2,271.3 317.4 3,729.0 29 Indiana 6,237,569 325.4 5.1 28.9 102.2 189.2 3,37.6 676.0 2,383.5 338.1 3,723.0 30 Iowa 2,954,451 270.9 1.6 26.7 38.0 204.5 2,905.3 615.1 2,107.3 182.9 3,176.2 35 Kansas 2,735,502 374.5 4.5 40.4 66.3 263.4 3,973.5 731.1 2,934.0 308.4 4,348.0 19 Kentucky 4,145,922 244.9 5.7 29.9 78.8 130.5 2,537.7 624.8 1,701.3 211.6 2,782.6 44 Louisiana 4,515,770 638.7 12.7 35.8 145.4 444.9 4,410.2 1,004.5 2,969.2 436.6 5,048.9 5 Maine 1,317,253 103.5 1.4 23.9 21.9 56.3 2,409.6 481.4 1,829.3 98.9 2,513.1 47 Maryland 5,558,058 700.5 9.4 23.7 229.6 437.8 3,640.2 660.0 2,335.1 645.2 4,340.7 20 Massachusetts 6,416,505 458.8 2.6 28.0 116.4 311.7 2,459.7 537.2 1,578.8 343.7 2,918.5 40 Michigan 10,112,620 490.2 6.4 54.2 111.9 317.7 3,057.6 636.8 1,921.0 499.9 3,547.8 32 Minnesota 5,100,958 269.6 2.2 41.6 79.8 146.0 3,039.0 549.9 2,224.2 265.0 3,308.6 33 Mississippi 2,902,966 295.1 7.8 40.0 86.2 161.1 3,478.5 952.9 2,254.2 271.4 3,773.6 27 Missouri 5,754,618 490.5 6.2 25.7 115.2 343.4 3,903.5 703.3 2,750.2 450.0 4,394.0 18 Montana 926,865 293.8 3.2 29.5 25.1 236.0 2,936.2 379.2 2,382.4 174.6 3,230.0 34 Nebraska 1,747,704 308.6 2.3 35.5 65.1 205.7 3,519.6 562.2 2,654.9 302.5 3,828.2 26 Nevada 2,334,771 615.9 7.4 40.9 210.1 357.6 4,206.6 991.2 2,246.0 969.5 4,822.5 12 New Hampshire 1,299,500 167.0 1.4 35.3 38.5 91.8 2,040.1 382.1 1,508.5 149.4 1,675.5 51 New Jersey 8,698,879 355.7 4.5 15.3 150.3 185.6 2,429.2 471.7 1,609.1 348.4 2,784.9 43 New Mexico 1,903,289 687.3 8.9 54.6 108.3 515.5 4,197.7 1,046.8 2,735.7 415.2 4,885.0 11 New York 19,227,088 441.6 4.6 18.8 174.3 244.0 2,198.6 367.7 1,617.7 213.3 2,640.2 46 North Carolina 8,541,221 447.8 6.2 27.4 137.9 276.2 4,160.2 1,184.8 2,659.4 316.0 4,608.0 15 North Dakota 634,366 79.4 1.4 25.1 6.1 46.8 1,916.6 301.1 1,472.7 142.8 1,996.0 50 Ohio 11,459,011 341.8 4.5 40.5 153.1 143.6 3,673.2 846.1 2,470.6 356.5 4,015.0 24 Oklahoma 3,523,553 500.5 5.3 44.2 87.7 363.3 4,242.1 1,000.2 2,874.1 367.7 4,742.6 13 Oregon 3,594,586 298.3 2.5 35.7 76.5 183.6 4,631.3 836.6 3,279.0 515.6 4,929.6 9 Pennsylvania 12,406,292 411.1 5.2 28.5 148.9 228.4 2,415.0 438.8 1,726.5 249.6 2,926.1 39 Rhode Island 1,080,632 247.4 2.4 29.6 67.6 147.7 2,884.1 505.7 2,001.0 377.4 3,131.5 36 South Carolina 4,198,068 784.2 6.9 40.9 129.7 606.7 4,504.8 1,034.4 3,097.9 372.5 5,289.0 3 South Dakota 770,883 171.5 2.3 43.8 14.8 110.5 1,933.5 408.5 1,415.3 109.7 2,105.0 49 Tennessee 5,900,962 695.2 5.9 37.6 149.8 501.8 4,306.5 1,020.3 2,866.8 419.4 5,001.7 8 Texas 22,490,022 540.5 6.1 37.3 159.3 337.9 4,494.0 978.7 3,097.0 418.3 5,034.5 7 Utah 2,389,039 236.0 1.9 39.1 51.7 143.3 4,085.6 637.1 3,128.2 320.3 4,321.6 21 Vermont 621,394 112.0 2.6 24.5 12.2 72.7 2,308.2 544.9 1,670.8 92.5 2,420.2 48 Virginia 7,459,827 275.6 5.2 23.7 92.6 154.1 2,676.6 386.0 2,057.2 233.4 2,952.2 38 Washington 6,203,788 343.8 3.1 46.1 94.6 200.2 4,849.2 977.3 3,175.0 696.9 5,193.0 4 West Virginia 1,815,354 271.2 3.7 17.6 42.3 207.6 2,506.2 602.2 1,698.1 206.0 2,777.4 45 Wisconsin 5,509,026 209.6 2.8 20.6 73.8 112.4 2,663.1 433.0 2,023.6 206.5 2,872.2 42 Wyoming 506,529 229.6 2.2 22.1 13.2 192.1 3,334.3 540.5 2,636.0 157.7 3,563.9 31 ! United States (Total) ! 293,655,404 ! 465.5 ! 5.5 ! 32.2 ! 136.7 ! 291.1 ! 3,517.1 ! 729.9 ! 2,365.9 ! 421.3 ! 3,980.6 ! (26) | SOURCE: US Bureau of Justice Statistics, 2004
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Is property acquired after a marriage considered community property in a non community property state such as Illinois?
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In a community property state property purchased after marriage becomes the property of both parties.
Community property rules govern in community property states. Property ownership is different in separate property statesand those rules allow a spouse to acquire separately owned property in some cases.
How far is it from St. Louis Missouri to New Orlands Louisiana?
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Assuming you mean from St Louis, Missouri to New Orleans, Louisiana it is 675 miles and would take approximately 11 hours.
Distance in miles from St. Louis to Miami?
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1,217 miles taking this route:
- Take I-64 EAST from St. Louis to I-57 SOUTH to MEMPHIS in ILLINOIS.
- Continue on I-57 SOUTH to I-24 EAST to NASHVILLE at EXIT 44.
- Take I-24 EAST across to I-75 SOUTH to ATLANTA at EXIT 185A in Chattanooga, TENNESSEE.
- Take I-75 SOUTH down to Florida's TURNPIKE (toll) SOUTH to ORLANDO at EXIT 328 in FLORIDA. To bypass ATLANTA, take I-285 WEST BYPASS. (EXIT 259 off I-75 in GEORGIA to get onto I-285 WEST BYPASS ; EXIT 58 off I-285 to get back onto I-75, follow signs to I-75 SOUTH to MACON and TAMPA.) To bypass MACON, take I-475 SOUTH (EXIT 177 off I-75 in GEORGIA).
- Take the TURNPIKE (toll) SOUTH to MIAMI via I-95. Follow signs.
Where can you buy Pandora jewelry in St. Louis?
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There are now three PANDORA flagship stores in the Saint Louis Metro Area. One is in the St. Louis Galleria, another is located in West County Mall, and the third is on the Illinois side of the river in St. Clair Square. Each of these stores carry only PANDORA, and feature the full collection of beads, bracelets, charms, earrings, rings and necklaces.
There are also a number of other stores in the St. Louis Area that carry PANDORA. These include Clarkson Jewelers in Ellisville and the Meadows of Lake St. Louis, and First Capitol Trading in Saint Charles.
Visit PANDORA.net and use their store locator to find the location nearest you.
What region is st.louis part of?
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The City of St Louis is an independent city. Over 90 distinct neighborhoods comprise the city proper. Some of the best-known neighborhoods include Soulard, the Central West End, The Hill, Tower Grove, and St Louis Hills. Suburban St Louis County, the most populous county in the metro area, surrounds the city on three sides. Illinois lies directly to the east of the city (often referred to as Metro East), and is comprised of several counties, such as Madison and St Clair. The Missouri side of the metro area also consists of several other counties, including St Charles and Jefferson.
How far is it from Orlando FL to St. Louis MO by car?
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Google Maps estimates the driving time as 16 hours and 55 minutes.
How long does it take to get a letter from St. Louis MO to Kansas City MO?
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First class mail is delivered in 3 to 5 days
Where is the St. Louis Model Railroad Museum in St. Louis Missouri located?
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The address of the St Louis Family Museum is: 2336 Gaebler Ave, St Louis, MO 63114
Corporate headquarters in St. Louis?
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Edward Jones' headquarters is located in St Louis, MO. Edward Jones works with individual investors on retirement and estate planning. They have 2 main campuses in St Louis. One is in Maryland Heights and the other is in Manchester, both off of Highway 270.
How is the St. Louis Arch an example of a Quadratic Function?
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The St. Louis Arch is in the shape of a hyperbolic cosine function It is often thought that it is in the shape of a parabola, which would have a quadratic function of y = a(x-h)^2 + k, where the vertex is h, k.
