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WalkAmerica 2006 Missouri Locations   WalkAmerica is the March of Dimes biggest fund-raiser. It is also a national tradition with a 36-year history of success. Proceeds from WalkAmerica support the March of Dimes mission of preventing birth defects and infant mortality through research, education, community services and advocacy. Join us for America's first, best and biggest walk and make a difference in the lives of millions of babies! Dates: First event date: Saturday October 14, 2006 Last event date: Saturday October 28, 2006 Please see below for more details. Location: Poplar Bluff and Kansas City, MO   Phone: 573-651-6033 for the Poplar Bluff Walk or call the Kansas Chapter at 816-561-0175 for more information on the Leavenworth and Independence Walks Schedule: CITY DATE LOCATION LENGTH Cape Girardeau 5/8/2008 Riverfront Park/Board- man Shelter 2 miles Columbia 4/19/2008 Stephens Lake Park 5 miles Columbia 5/4/2008 Stankowski Field 1 miles Dexter 5/1/2008 West City Park 1.5 miles Farmington 4/24/2008 Long Memorial Park 2 miles Jefferson City 4/27/2008 Memorial Park (Main Street) 3 miles Joplin 5/3/2008 Landreth Park 3 miles Poplar Bluff 10/11/2008 Jerry F. McLane Park 2 miles Rolla 5/4/2008 Ber Juan Park 3 miles Sedalia 5/3/2008 Centennial Park 2 miles Springfield 4/19/2008 Jordan Valley Park 2 miles St. Joseph 4/19/2008 St. Joseph Hyde Park 6 miles St. Louis 4/26/2008 The Muny-St. Louis Forest Park 3.2 miles Washington 4/26/2008 Washington City Park 5 miles

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