Humboldt, Kansas
Humboldt, United States
Humboldt, Kansas has 27 connections to 5103 other places across 10 topics, led by transportation and sports. A railway reached the town in October 1870 and later became part of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway. U.S. Route 169 now passes about a mile east. Pitcher Walter Johnson was born on a farm near Humboldt in 1887, linking it to the Washington Senators and the Kansas City Monarchs. Kansas, Minnesota, and Bassett, Kansas appear among its co-connected places.
Washington Senators (1901–60)
Connects Humboldt, Kansas to: Greensburg, Pennsylvania | Linden, Tennessee | Baltic, Ohio | Glen Campbell, Pennsylvania | Williamsburg, Maryland
Framing (construction)
Connects Humboldt, Kansas to: Lisle, Illinois | Cherrydale, Virginia | Cooperstown, North Dakota | Pollock, South Dakota | Mullan, Idaho
South Kansas and Oklahoma Railroad
Connects Humboldt, Kansas to: Tulsa, Oklahoma | Coffeyville, Kansas | Chanute, Kansas | Oswego, Kansas | Catoosa, Oklahoma
intercity bus
Connects Humboldt, Kansas to: New York City, New York | Cleveland, Ohio | Manhattan, New York | Wisconsin | Plovdiv, Bulgaria
Walter Johnson
Connects Humboldt, Kansas to: United States | Kansas | Cleveland, Ohio | Maryland | Connecticut
U.S. Route 169
Connects Humboldt, Kansas to: Fort Dodge, Iowa | King City, Missouri | Maple Grove, Minnesota | South Coffeyville, Oklahoma | Mount Ayr, USA
Kansas City Monarchs
Connects Humboldt, Kansas to: Los Angeles, California | Chicago, Illinois | Pennsylvania | Michigan | Detroit, Michigan
Neosho River
Connects Humboldt, Kansas to: Kansas | Missouri | Mississippi | Oklahoma | Ottawa, Ontario
Sterling Price
Connects Humboldt, Kansas to: United States | Texas | Mexico | Virginia | Ohio
National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum
Connects Humboldt, Kansas to: United States | California | Chicago, Illinois | Boston, Massachusetts | Texas