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Madison Apartments
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Madison Apartments

225 N Madison StJunction City, KS 66441
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1302 N Monroe St
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1302 N Monroe St

1302 N Monroe StJunction City, KS 66441
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Hackberry Place
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Hackberry Place

619 W 14thJunction City, KS 66441
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Hillcrest Apartments
2 Bedroom Apartments

Hillcrest Apartments

917 Dreiling RdJunction City, KS 66441
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Goldenbelt, JC
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Goldenbelt, JC

642 Golden Belt BlvdJunction City, KS 66441
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Junction City Overview

Junction City, Kansas, may not be a town you've ever heard of, but you definitely should! This small town of 23,000 people holds a lot of history within its 12 square miles. From the service and hospitality of the locals, to the diversity of nationalities from nearby Fort Riley, a U.S. Army post, and the highly-rated school system, you'll love living in apartments in Junction City. There's even more to love if you like to beáadventurous.áThe college town of Manhattan is just 30 minutes away and offers plenty of shopping, dining, and entertainment for when you need a change of scenery.

What is the history of Junction City?

In 1854, a steamship delivering immigrants was meant to land at the place where theáSmoky Hill River and Republican River meetáand call the area Manhattan. However, the water was too low to land, so they stayed 20 miles east up the river and called that land Manhattan. Instead, the area now known as Junction City was first called Millard City, after Captain Millard of the immigrant's ship in 1855. It was briefly renamed to Humboldt in 1857 before finally being named Junction City in 1859 due toáits location at the junction of Smoky Hill River and Republican River, which then become the Kansas River.

How is the weather in Junction City?

áLiving in apartments in Junction City will give you a wide range of weather throughout the year. Winters can be cold with the average high at 15 ░F in January. Summers are much warmer with the average high at 90á░F in July. There are even about seven days of the year when the highs can top 100á░F and 126 days when the temps dip below freezing. About 32 inches of rain will fall, mostly from May through July. There is typically less than 14 inches of snow each winter.

How do I get around town?

If you plan to move to Junction City apartments, you'll want to bring your car. The city is fairly small so depending on where you choose to live, you may be able to walk to many places you need. There is also a Greyhound bus station in town as well as the Junction City Municipal Airport. Nearby are the Manhattan Regional Airport and Salina Regional Airport. For longer distance flights, you'll need to travel to Kansas City International Airport which is a two-hour drive away.

What is the Junction City commute like?

ince Junction City is a smaller town, you're unlikely to spend much time sitting in traffic. Interstate 70 flows through the east side of town from Kansas City and Topeka and on to Salina. Highway 77 serves the west side of town, running north/south. Highway 18 comes directly from the west into the center of town where it becomes W 8th St as it hits Highway 77. Other major streets you'll hear mentioned a lot include Jackson Street and Washington Street which both run north/south through the entire length of the town, and Ash Street, with runs east/west on the southern part of the city.

What are the local media outlets?

Your five-days-a-week local newspaper is the Junction City Daily Union. There are three radio stations for the city. Listen to news and talk radio on KJCK 1420 AM. For Top 40 hits, tune in to KJCK 97.5 FM. You can also hear Christian Contemporary music from nearby Meade, Kansas, at KJIL 92.3 FM. For television news, you'll hear from the stations of the Topeka, Kansas, television market. These include PBS on channel 11, CBS on channel 13, NBC on channel 27, FOX on channel 43, and ABC on channel 49.

Why live in Junction City, KS?

Apartments in Junction City are a great choice because the cost of living is much lower than other parts of the country, and you get to be surrounded by a lot of history! The community is small, which means it's easy to get to know your neighbor and make friends at your usual stops in town. You'll enjoy the laid-back atmosphere and rural charm, but you won't be missing out on big city life when you're just a couple of hours away from Wichita and Kansas City.

What Junction City landmarks should I see?

Since the city is over 150 years old, there are plenty of historic buildings in town. The entire downtown area is known as a historic district. Its highlights include the Bartell House, which was built as a hotel in 1879. It now serves as housing for seniors. Right across the street from Bartell House is Heritage Park which features the Grand Army of the Republic Memorial Arch. Just two blocks west from Heritage Park is the Old Junction City High School which is now the Geary County Historical Society Museum.

What is there to do around Junction City?

To get out and enjoy nature, visit the Geary State Fishing Lake and Wildlife Area. Here you can take a hike to view some gorgeous waterfalls, or pull out the boat for some good fishing. To learn more about the plants and animals of the area, visit the Milford Nature Center. The C. L. Hoover Opera House is known for putting on great performances in a historic venue. If you're looking for some entertainment, hit the lanes at Junction City Bowl for open bowling or to join a league. Grab some popcorn and settle in for the latest flicks at Westside 4 Cinema. During the summer months, take the kids to the Junction City Municipal Swimming Pool.

Any annual festivals or Junction City events to know?

"The favorable weather leaves plenty of timeáto get out of your Junction City apartments and have a little fun. During the spring, there is an Easter egg hunt for the kids, as well as another similar event for Halloween. The Sundown Salute gives a chance for residents to celebrate Independence Day every July. You can also attend the Junction City Rodeo and Geary County Fair later in the month. The city has also hosted various other events such as theáJunction City Arts Council's Artwalk and performances of ""A Christmas Carol"" during the holiday season."

Where are the nearby vacation spots?

When you're looking to take a vacation from your apartments in Junction City, there are plenty of larger cities within just a few hours. The most obvious choice is Kansas City which is just under two hours away. However, Wichita is a bit closer and still has plenty of fun to offer. If you want to keep going, Oklahoma City is another two hours on top of that. If you head north, you'll hit Lincoln, Nebraska, in two and a half hours. Omaha is just another hour northeast of Lincoln if you want to take on two cities at once.

Where is the best place to move in Junction City?

Since Junction Cityáis a smaller city, there aren't designated neighborhoods like you would expect from more urban cities. If you enjoy seeing a little greenery outside your window, there are plenty of parks throughout town that could be near your next Junction City apartments. If you prefer to be near the hustle and bustle of city life, look for apartments near Jackson or Washington streets.áYou'll beáclose to downtown with plenty of shopping and restaurants.

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48 / 100

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Most errands require a car

Bike Score®

40 / 100

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Minimal bike infrastructure

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Frequently Asked Questions about Junction City

What is the current price range for One Bedroom Junction City Apartments for rent?

Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Junction City ranges from $595 to $825 with an average monthly rent of $720.

What does renting a Two Bedroom Apartment in Junction City cost?

The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Junction City range from $600 to $1,836. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $979.

How expensive are Junction City Three Bedroom Apartments?

There are currently 15 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Junction City on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $803 to $1,760 - averaging $1,297 for the location.

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