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The population of Newton is approximately 17,300 (1997).
The amount of land area in Newton is 20.477 sq. kilometers.
Newton elevation is 1,452 feet above sea level. Return to Index Newton location: 20 minutes north of Wichita on Interstate 135. Newton is about 35 miles from Hutchinson and 62 miles from Salina.
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The climate for Newton is Seasonal with four separate seasons. Winters are general mild with spells of very cold temperatures. Both hot and cold spells are usually of short duration. There are usually about 237 days of sunshine each year in Newton. Return to Index History & History Related Items Newton history: Newton was named by a group of Santa Fe Railroad stockholders after their hometown of Newton Massachusetts. Here is a history page for Newton which tells about the city once known as "bloody and lawless-the wickedest city in the west." Newton attractions: Loads of information about Newton Here are some things to doin the area. Attractions in the area. The Blues Fest The Chisholm Trail Festival Newton Fiesta 2000 The Harvey County Historical Society Library and Museum
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