Lincolnville, Kansas

Lincolnville, United States

Lincolnville, Kansas connects to 8560 places across 10 topics through 40 Bunkabop connections, with transportation as the dominant thread. The small Marion County town sits at the intersection of U.S. Routes 56 and 77, adjacent to the Union Pacific Railroad. Its railroad history runs deep: a branch line built through Lincolnville in 1887 passed through several corporate successors before merging into Union Pacific in 1997. The town's closest Bunkabop neighbors are Lost Springs, Antelope, and Marion, all small Kansas communities sharing the same rail and highway corridors.