U.S. 400 extends 14.81 miles into the Centennial State, wholly alongside U.S. 50 from Hamilton County, Kansas to U.S. 385 in the town of Granada. U.S. 50/400 parallel a BNSF Railroad line west to the town of Holly and across the Arkansas River midway between SH 89 and U.S. 385. U.S. 400 concludes where U.S. 385 joins U.S. 50 west to Lamar.
U.S. 400 was established in 1994 across southern Kansas, between U.S. 83 in Garden City and I-44/U.S. 166 in southwestern Missouri, in part to provide another long distance route, but also to promote tourism and economic development. Colorado and Kansas jointly requested extending U.S. 400 west along U.S. 50 from Garden City to U.S. 385 in Granada. Approved by the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) on April 21, 1996,
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| U.S. 400 begins along U.S. 50 (Goff Avenue) east from U.S. 385 (Main Street) in the town of Granada. The initial block to Irvin Street is unmarked. 04/23/17 |
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| Mile marker 453 for U.S. 50 stands at the intersection with Hoisington Street south in Granada. 04/23/17 |
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| The town of Holly lies ten miles east of Granada along U.S. 50/400. 21 miles further, Syracuse is the seat of Hamilton County, Kansas. 04/23/17 |
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| The first confirming marker for U.S. 400 east appears along the east Granada town line on U.S. 50. 04/23/17 |
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| U.S. 50/400 west enter the town of Granada along Goff Avenue. 04/23/17 |
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| U.S. 50/400 (Goff Avenue) enter the Granada street grid three blocks ahead of U.S. 385 (Main Street). 04/23/17 |
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| U.S. 385 travels north from Granada across the Colorado High Plains to Bristol, Sheridan Lake, Cheyenne Wells and Burlington. 04/23/17 |
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| U.S. 385 accompanies U.S. 50 (Goff Avenue) west to Lamar as U.S. 400 ends. 04/23/17 |
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