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Gypsum Hills, Kansas

Gypsum Hills is a scenic region of rusty red hills, canyons, and mesas (flat-topped elevations) in the south-central part of Kansas, along the state’s border with Oklahoma. The hills, also known as the Red Hills, get their name from large natural deposits of a mineral called gypsum in the area. Winding dirt roads connect the land with more than 100 caves and sinkholes. Wild cattle wander freely, and deer, pheasant, turkey, quail, bobcats, porcupines, and raccoons are some of the wildlife spotted roaming the prairies that lie between the hills.…

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