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Central Missouri Voyage Tips and guide

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Central Region is in central Missouri and home of the state capital Jefferson City.

Cities

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Map
Map of Central Missouri
State of Missouri

North

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These cities and towns are on or near the I-70 or US50 corridor from St. Louis to Kansas City:

  • 38.576667-92.1736111 Jefferson City — state capital of Missouri
  • 38.965-92.74172 Boonville — starting point of the Santa Fe Trail
  • 38.37-93.77173 Clinton — the starting point of the Katy Trail
  • 38.95171-92.334074 Columbia — home of the University of Missouri - Columbia
  • 38.850833-91.9480565 Fulton Fulton, Missouri on Wikipedia — site of Winston Churchill's "Iron Curtain" speech
  • 38.6992-91.43926 Hermann
  • 38.709833-93.2295567 Sedalia — birthplace of composer Scott Joplin, the "King of Ragtime."
  • 38.431389-92.8444448 Versailles Versailles, Missouri on Wikipedia
  • 38.4594-93.20449 Cole Camp — known for the annual street fair in September. It also hosts a Maifest in May, an Oktoberfest in October, and a Christbaumfest in late November; all highlight the town's German heritage.
  • 38.245278-93.37722210 Warsaw — close to the Truman State Park.

South

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These cities and towns appear primarily along the former US Route 66 from St. Louis to Springfield:

Other destinations

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Lake of the Ozarks

Understand

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Get in

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Columbia Regional Airport (COU IATA)

Get around

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Itineraries

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The Santa Fe Trail originates in this region.

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Stay safe

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