INMAN, KS

INMAN

Founded in 1887, Inman is located in McPherson County with a population of just over 1200. Much of the eastern area was once covered with shallow lakes, however drainage canals emptied most of them and now are known as the Equus Beds. In its place was rich farmground causing many to settle here and form a farming community. Lake Inman survives as the largest natural lake in Kansas. The Santa Fe Trail passed a couple of miles north of Inman bringing travelers from the east through the area. Major Henry Inman was first to describe Lake Inman while surveying the area for the Army. Originally called "Aiken" when it was platted in 1887, the town was renamed for the lake in 1889.

Inman, centrally located in McPherson County, on K-61 Highway between Hutchinson and McPherson is a rural community. An easy 50 minute drive from Wichita and other metro areas makes this community convenient for a slower paced personal life.

The community has many amenities of a larger town including public library, bank, shopping and eating establishments, lumberyard, grocery store, doctor's clinic, dentist, pharmacy, nursing home, and a growing business district. Additionally, a local internet service brings the latest in web technology to your home. Emergency services include ambulance assistance as well as fire and police departments.

Life enriching opportunities within the community are also available. Wholesome values are learned by participating in programs of six local churches, a senior citizen center, and a variety of community clubs and organizations.

Recreation facilities include two ball diamonds, tennis courts, the Inman Wellness Center, a nice relaxing city park, a spacious country park, well-maintained motocross track, hunting and fishing opportunities, several golf courses within an easy drive, and an active district-wide recreation program that includes transportation to nearby facilities.

INMAN, KS

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