Ks Governor Leads River Float Trip
09/26/2013

Governor Brownback

 
WAMEGO, Kan. (AP) - Gov. Sam Brownback and several state officials and outdoor enthusiasts took a canoe and kayak float trip down a stretch of the Kansas River Thursday morning. 
 
The trip began in the Pottawtomie County town of Wamego and ended about 10 miles downstream at Belvue.  At Belvue, the Governor dedicated a new public access ramp—the 19th along the Kansas River. 
 
The event was part of the administration's efforts to tout the recreational and economic value of the 173-mile river.
 
The Kansas River was designated in July 2012 as a National Water Trail by the U.S. Department of Interior, one of about a dozen nationwide.

Brownback has been active as governor in events that encourage outdoor recreation throughout Kansas.


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