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What are the richest counties in Kansas?

Johnson County ($109,208), Pottawatomie County ($92,325) and Leavenworth County ($89,218) had the highest median household income in Kansas in the 2020–24 survey.

Data as of 2024 · updated

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Kansas counties ranked by median household income
RankCountyMedian household income 2020–24Change since 2016–20Residents
1Johnson County$109,208+19.2%636,906
2Pottawatomie County$92,325+31.8%27,186
3Leavenworth County$89,218+16.9%84,590
4Kearny County$89,135+91.8%3,888
5Miami County$89,000+17.7%36,240
6Butler County$81,610+22.9%69,484
7Trego County$81,528+37.2%2,740
8Jefferson County$81,278+20.5%18,296
9Greeley County$80,565+49.9%1,182
10Gray County$79,122+12.3%5,652
11Wichita County$79,063+35.6%2,031
12McPherson County$78,851+31.6%30,064
13Nemaha County$77,348+26.0%10,054
14Franklin County$77,207+38.2%26,299
15Wabaunsee County$76,908+17.0%7,018
16Logan County$75,662+48.0%2,661
17Kiowa County$75,539+42.2%2,432
18Jackson County$75,215+26.0%13,438
19Osage County$74,467+26.4%15,693
20Harvey County$74,368+26.5%33,580
21Doniphan County$74,028+42.5%7,594
22Ottawa County$74,018+24.2%5,744
23Sheridan County$73,750+18.8%2,427
24Finney County$73,009+20.7%37,505
25Meade County$71,852+26.5%3,852
26Stanton County$71,700+24.2%1,986
27Thomas County$71,325+4.4%7,725
28Ford County$70,781+31.7%33,993
29Anderson County$70,614+33.2%8,018
30Coffey County$70,346+18.4%8,467
31Hamilton County$70,250+56.5%2,500
32Douglas County$69,746+14.3%120,920
33Sedgwick County$69,365+20.6%538,433
34Scott County$68,839+23.8%4,815
35Ness County$68,616+19.9%2,617
36Marshall County$68,419+30.8%9,852
37Dickinson County$68,417+27.0%18,637
38Rawlins County$67,742+18.3%2,431
39Shawnee County$67,104+14.4%178,607
40Grant County$66,476+9.7%7,028
41Morton County$66,447+58.7%2,470
42Clay County$66,176+38.2%7,990
43Haskell County$66,162+21.1%3,599
44Gove County$66,029+22.5%2,631
45Pratt County$66,022+20.8%9,117
46Ellsworth County$65,560+16.4%6,257
47Washington County$65,482+25.5%5,533
48Saline County$65,422+26.2%53,377
49Marion County$64,695+27.3%11,634
50Elk County$64,609+51.8%2,458
51Mitchell County$64,246+35.6%5,590
52Stafford County$64,226+23.9%4,005
53Stevens County$64,178+8.7%4,984
54Sumner County$63,951+19.4%22,312
55Rice County$63,925+28.7%9,266
56Seward County$63,827+29.2%21,073
57Wyandotte County$63,631+32.3%170,597
58Pawnee County$63,517+36.4%5,991
59Wallace County$63,207+27.4%1,441
60Ellis County$63,084+10.6%29,075
61Clark County$63,043+20.1%1,900
62Osborne County$63,011+24.1%3,285
63Rooks County$62,500+21.7%4,646
64Russell County$62,392+23.2%6,581
65Brown County$62,233+22.9%9,104
66Phillips County$62,123+19.9%4,728
67Barber County$61,926+24.7%4,083
68Sherman County$61,750+8.3%5,763
69Atchison County$61,112+20.6%16,172
70Riley County$61,098+19.6%72,598
71Allen County$60,689+26.5%12,302
72Wilson County$60,677+22.1%8,299
73Reno County$60,645+17.7%61,539
74Greenwood County$60,042+38.6%5,826
75Rush County$59,970+29.4%2,845
76Hodgeman County$59,955−1.2%1,619
77Lyon County$59,912+19.5%32,266
78Kingman County$59,842+4.4%7,029
79Geary County$59,317+14.0%36,338
80Bourbon County$59,238+27.8%14,319
81Smith County$59,135+40.5%3,566
82Linn County$59,069+22.2%9,950
83Barton County$58,851+20.4%24,790
84Cloud County$58,770+21.7%8,833
85Morris County$58,686+11.2%5,348
86Cowley County$57,878+14.0%34,382
87Cherokee County$57,668+37.5%19,105
88Lincoln County$57,500+23.6%2,861
89Republic County$56,833+12.7%4,640
90Neosho County$56,618+14.4%15,637
91Chase County$56,484+15.5%2,572
92Chautauqua County$56,438+42.9%3,321
93Labette County$56,325+17.5%19,685
94Montgomery County$55,697+23.0%30,177
95Cheyenne County$55,429+29.5%2,604
96Comanche County$54,545+13.3%1,673
97Lane County$54,526+32.0%1,508
98Norton County$54,050+11.5%5,288
99Decatur County$53,870+22.1%2,716
100Harper County$53,488+8.5%5,370
101Crawford County$52,844+24.0%39,008
102Edwards County$52,692+5.3%2,640
103Jewell County$52,634+37.8%2,830
104Graham County$50,650+23.9%2,371
105Woodson County$50,326+17.9%3,118

How this is ranked

Median household income from the Census Bureau's American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–24). Survey estimates carry margins of error, so counties a few hundred dollars apart may not really differ. Counties with fewer than 1,000 residents, or without a figure for the same period as the others, are not ranked.

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Which county in Kansas has the highest median household income?

Johnson County: $109,208, ahead of Pottawatomie County ($92,325) and Leavenworth County ($89,218), of 105 Kansas counties ranked.

How is this ranking calculated?

Median household income from the Census Bureau's American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–24). Survey estimates carry margins of error, so counties a few hundred dollars apart may not really differ. Counties with fewer than 1,000 residents, or without a figure for the same period as the others, are not ranked.

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