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THE SHOW ME STATE

Capital Jefferson City
Statehood August 10, 1821
First Settled 1764
Land area 69,697 sq mi or 180,515 sq km. ranking 19th in the Nation
Highest elevation Taum Sauk Mountain, 1,772 feet
Population Approx. 5,137,804 ranking 15 in population.
Animal Mule
Aquatic animal Paddlefish
Bird Bluebird
Dance American Folk
Dinosaur Hypsibema Missouriensis
Fish Catfish
Flower Hawthorn
Fossil Crinoid
Grape Norton/cynthiana
Horse Missouri Fox Trotter
Insect Honey Bee
Song Missouri Waltz
Rock Mozarkite
Musical Instrument Fiddle
Tree Flowering Dogwood
Nut tree Black Walnut
Livestock Cattle, sheep, hogs, poultry and dairy
Agricultural crops Corn, oats, sorghums, wheat, soybeans, tobacco, rye, apples, berries, peaches, cotton, melons, vegetables, rice and forest products
State industrial areas St. Louis, Kansas City, Springfield and St. Joseph
Natural Resources Silver, barite, coal, clay, copper, iron ore, natural gas, limestone, marble, lead and zinc

Missouri is also the home of ENVIO-WEIGHTS the leader in the manufacture of a full
line of totally LEAD FREE
fishing tackle and other fine products for your home.

MISSOURI NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGES AND
WETLAND MANAGEMENT DISTRICTS:

Clarence Cannon National Wildlife Refuge P. O. Box 88 Annada MO 63330-0088  
Squaw Creek National Wildlife Refuge P. O. Box 101 Mound City MO 64470  
Mingo National Wildlife Refuge Rural Route # 1, Box 103 Puxico MO 63960-9714  
Swan Lake National Wildlife Refuge Route # 1, Box 29-A Sumner MO 64681-0068  

 


 
     
 

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