Sumner, Missouri, United States

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Sumner, Missouri, United States, is a small rural town best known as the birthplace of influential U.S. senator and foreign policy leader J. William Fulbright.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf human settlement
birthplaceOf J. William Fulbright
country United States
hasAreaCode 660
hasClimate humid continental climate
hasCountryCode US
hasCountySeat Keytesville, Missouri
hasDemographics predominantly White population
hasElevationInMeters 210
hasFIPSCode 29-72078
hasGNISFeatureID 0736350
hasGovernmentType mayor–board of aldermen
hasHouseholdType primarily family households
hasLandUse residential and agricultural
hasLatitude 39.641
hasLocalAttraction Maxie, the World’s Largest Goose statue
hasLongitude -93.244
hasMedianAgeCharacteristic relatively older population
hasNearbyCity Brunswick, Missouri
Chillicothe, Missouri
hasNickname Wild Goose Capital of the World
hasNotablePerson J. William Fulbright
hasPopulationTrend declining population
hasPostalCode 64681
hasPrimaryEconomicCharacter agricultural
hasRegionCode US-MO
linked to: State of Missouri
hasSettlementType rural town
hasStateCode MO
isIncorporated true
isPartOf Chariton County R-III School District
isServedBy Missouri Route 139
locatedIn Chariton County, Missouri
Missouri
locatedInRegion Chariton River valley
locatedInTimeZone Central Time Zone
UTC−06:00
locatedNear Mussel Fork River
Swan Lake National Wildlife Refuge
namedAfter Charles Sumner
observesDaylightSavingTime UTC−05:00
partOf Midwestern United States

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J. William Fulbright placeOfBirth Sumner, Missouri, United States