Highway 177
Kansas Highway 177 travels 102.87 miles north from U.S. 54, east of El Dorado across the Flint Hills region to U.S. 24 in Manhattan. Within Butler County, K-177 heads 22.35 miles north from eastern reaches of El Dorado Lake to the small city of Cassoday and the Kansas Turnpike (I-35) at Exit 92. The 33.08 mile long section of K-177 through Chase County parallels the South Fork of the Cottonwood River north from the city of Matfield Green to Bazaar en route to the county seat of Cottonwood Falls.
K-57 formerly overlapped with K-177 north from U.S. 50 outside Strong City on the stretch to Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve and U.S. 56 at Council Grove. Within the city of County Grove, K-177 dog legs east alongside U.S. 56 for 0.16 miles between Neosho Street and Union Street. K-177 continues north from the Morris County seat by Council Grove Lake to a 1.00 mile long overlap with K-4 on the Wabaunsee County line.
K-4 west leads west from K-177 to Dwight, where K-57 north begins. The city of Alta Vista lies just east of K-177 off K-4. K-177 shifts one mile west into Geary County along a rural course north to I-70/U.S. 40 at Exit 313. The remaining 8.62 miles of K-177 beyond I-70 constitute a four lane highway or arterial to K-18 at Fairmont and U.S. 24 in the city of Manhattan.
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Page Updated Friday November 05, 2021.