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Caney, Kansas - brought to you by LASR - Leisure And Sport Review (724 words)
	Caney, KS Caney, Kansas is set in a valley surrounded by the Chautauqua Hills on the West, Oklahoma Lakes (Copan and Hulah) on the South and prairie grasses on the North and East.
	One of Caney's greatest historical events was the burning of a giant gas well three miles east and one and a half miles south of Caney in 1906.
	Because of its proximity to the Indian Territory border, early Caney was a hotbed for orneriness on the part of rowdy cowboys and border thieves.

Caney Mountain (576 words)
	Caney Mountain is just off Highway 181, five miles north of Gainesville in Ozark County.
	Caney is rich in natural areas, history, and wildlife.
	One of the first acts at Caney was to build a fence of cedar poles and barbed wire around the entire area.

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