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The chance that two residents picked at random belong to different racial or ethnic groups. 0 means everyone is in the same group; 50+ is very mixed. The U.S. overall scores about 61.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).

U.S.
61.4
Kansas
44.7
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Top and bottom zip codes in Kansas

Zip codes with 1,000+ residents

Most diverse zip codes

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  1. 166112Kansas City74
  2. 267210Wichita72.5
  3. 367214Wichita70.8
  4. 466612Topeka70.4
  5. 566104Kansas City70.3
  6. 667207Wichita70
  7. 766103Kansas City70
  8. 866607Topeka68.9
  9. 966101Kansas City68
  10. 1067211Wichita67.6

Least diverse zip codes

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  1. 166020Easton1.9
  2. 266427Frankfort3.4
  3. 366523Osage City3.7
  4. 467422Bennington4.2
  5. 566871Waverly4.5
  6. 667001Andale5
  7. 766770Riverton5.4
  8. 866060Nortonville5.5
  9. 967031Conway Springs5.7
  10. 1066409Berryton5.9

Diversity index by county in Kansas

  1. 1Wyandotte County71.3
  2. 2Geary County64
  3. 3Stanton County57.9
  4. 4Finney County57.7
  5. 5Sedgwick County54.1
  6. 6Kearny County52.9
  7. 7Ford County52.5
  8. 8Grant County52.1
  9. 9Stevens County51.9
  10. 10Hamilton County51.1
  11. 11Seward County48.1
  12. 12Lyon County47.3
  13. 13Haskell County46.8
  14. 14Shawnee County46.8
  15. 15Meade County45.3
  16. 16Morton County44.7
  17. 17Wichita County44.7
  18. 18Riley County43.9
  19. 19Edwards County42.1
  20. 20Douglas County40.9
  21. 21Johnson County40.5
  22. 22Montgomery County39.9
  23. 23Cowley County39.1
  24. 24Leavenworth County38.8
  25. 25Scott County38.8
  26. 26Saline County37.5
  27. 27Rice County37.4
  28. 28Barton County34.8
  29. 29Chautauqua County34.7
  30. 30Pawnee County34.7
  31. 31Gray County34
  32. 32Ness County33.7
  33. 33Brown County32.7
  34. 34Harvey County32.4
  35. 35Jackson County32.4
  36. 36Stafford County32.2
  37. 37Lane County31.5
  38. 38Reno County31.4
  39. 39Greeley County30.8
  40. 40Labette County30
  41. 41Crawford County29.6
  42. 42Sherman County29.6
  43. 43Ellsworth County28.9
  44. 44Pratt County28.2
  45. 45Cherokee County26.5
  46. 46Butler County26
  47. 47Norton County26
  48. 48Harper County25.1
  49. 49Chase County24.7
  50. 50Sumner County24.6
  51. 51Atchison County24.3
  52. 52Thomas County24.1
  53. 53Ellis County23.9
  54. 54Pottawatomie County23.5
  55. 55Graham County23.4
  56. 56Kiowa County23.3
  57. 57Clark County23.1
  58. 58Cheyenne County23
  59. 59Elk County23
  60. 60Rush County23
  61. 61Logan County22.4
  62. 62Neosho County22.1
  63. 63Wallace County22.1
  64. 64Doniphan County22
  65. 65Allen County21.3
  66. 66Dickinson County21.2
  67. 67Rawlins County21
  68. 68Barber County20.9
  69. 69Bourbon County20.7
  70. 70Franklin County20.6
  71. 71McPherson County20.1
  72. 72Cloud County19.9
  73. 73Russell County19.4
  74. 74Wabaunsee County19.3
  75. 75Kingman County19.2
  76. 76Miami County18.8
  77. 77Washington County18.8
  78. 78Clay County18.6
  79. 79Morris County18.6
  80. 80Wilson County18
  81. 81Decatur County17.8
  82. 82Greenwood County17.1
  83. 83Marion County17.1
  84. 84Linn County17
  85. 85Anderson County16.9
  86. 86Jefferson County16.8
  87. 87Lincoln County16.6
  88. 88Coffey County16.4
  89. 89Rooks County16.3
  90. 90Sheridan County16.3
  91. 91Woodson County16
  92. 92Phillips County15.9
  93. 93Osborne County15.5
  94. 94Jewell County15.3
  95. 95Hodgeman County15.1
  96. 96Osage County15
  97. 97Ottawa County13.6
  98. 98Mitchell County13.3
  99. 99Nemaha County12.9
  100. 100Marshall County12.8
  101. 101Republic County12.8
  102. 102Smith County12.8
  103. 103Gove County12
  104. 104Comanche County10.2
  105. 105Trego County9.4

Questions about this map

Which zip code has the highest diversity index in Kansas?

Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 66112 (Kansas City, KS) has the highest: 74.

Which zip code has the lowest diversity index in Kansas?

66020 (Easton, KS) has the lowest: 1.9.

What is the diversity index for the United States?

61.4; in Kansas it is 44.7.

Where does this data come from?

U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). The chance that two residents picked at random belong to different racial or ethnic groups. 0 means everyone is in the same group; 50+ is very mixed. The U.S. overall scores about 61.

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