Visitors Information - Links to a wealth of information about Columbia, Missouri Columbia, MO Education Links Sports, Entertainment, Culture Links  Electric, Water, Sewer, & Trash (Within City Limits):
City of Columbia Public Works Department
725 E. Broadway (Filled out forms may be left in the drop box on the north side of the building.)
573-874-7380, Mon-Fri, 8-5
Or Sign up for utilities on the World Wide Web: Columbia, MO web site In the GoWord Search Box, enter “Go Utilities” Gas:
Ameren UE
310 E. Walnut
1-800-552-7583, Mon-Fri, 8:30-4:30
Electric (Out of City Limits):
Boone Electric
1413 Rangeline Street
1-800-225-8143 or 573-449-4181, Mon-Fri, 8:30-5
Water Districts (Out of City Limits):
Water Dist. #1 * 1500 N. 7th * 573-449-0324
Water Dist. #4 * 14530 N. Route U (Hallsville) * 573-696-3511
Water Dist. #7 * 1951 W. Dripping Springs Rd. * 573-442-8614
Water Dist. #9 * 8230 N. Route Z * 573-474-9521 (474-4347fax)
Water Dist. #10 * 22601 March Rd. (Centralia) * 1-888-914-8420
Consolidated Water Dist. #1 & #2 * 316 Nebraska Ave. * 573-449-0324 (442-9222fax) Telephone:
CenturyTel
625 Cherry Street
1-800-201-4099, Mon-Fri, 8:00-5 Cable TV:
Mediacom (City)
901 N. College Avenue
573-442-5531 Charter Communications (County)
1510 Boone Industrial Dr. E
573-875-8875 Boone Hospital Center
1600 E. Broadway
573-815-8000 Columbia Regional Hospital
404 Keene St.
573-875--9000 University of Missouri
1 Hospital Dr.
573-882-4141 Veterans Hospital
1 Hospital Dr.
573-443-2511 Ellis Fischel Cancer Center
115 Business Loop 70 W
573-882-2100 State Capitol: Jefferson City (stands high atop a bluff overlooking the Missouri River)
State Flag: (has three horizontal stripes of red, white, and blue. In the center is a blue circle with 24 stars enclosing the coat of arms)
State Flower: Hawthorn (clusters of white blossoms resembling apple blossoms)
State Tree: Flowering Dogwood
State Bird: Bluebird
State Insect: Honey bee (honey and beeswax is a growing part of our agricultural economy)
State Animal: Mule (known for its strength, hardiness, intelligence and even temper)
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Here is a seller scenario that may help you make your next move. Once you have decided to sell, you might be afraid to put your present home on the market until you have found a new one and completed purchase negotiations. You are concerned that most sellers are reluctant to finalize offers from buyers who must include a contingency calling for the sale of a current residence before buying the new one.
If you are in such a dilemma, the first step is to contact a professional real estate agent. The agent can show you how to list your home without the risk of putting your family out on the street. When you have a firm contract from a qualified buyer, you will become much more attractive to sellers. When you do find the perfect home, you will greatly increase your chances of being able to buy it.
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What site discovered in 1965 is considered the world's oldest known habitation?
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The Terra Amata site in Nice, France has the remains of 21 huts belonging to the Acheulian culture from 400,000 years ago. |
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