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Income inequality on a 0-to-1 scale. 0 means every household earns the same; higher means income is concentrated among fewer households. The U.S. scores about 0.48. Lower is more equal.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).
- U.S.
- 0.483
- Kansas
- 0.457
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Zip codes with 1,000+ residents
Zip codes with the most income inequality
See allIncome inequality (Gini) by county in Kansas
- 1Rush County0.544
- 2Meade County0.521
- 3Stanton County0.500
- 4Greenwood County0.497
- 5Ellis County0.489
- 6Riley County0.482
- 7Cowley County0.478
- 8Wichita County0.475
- 9Sheridan County0.474
- 10Chase County0.472
- 11Cheyenne County0.471
- 12Saline County0.466
- 13Pawnee County0.466
- 14Ellsworth County0.466
- 15Ness County0.465
- 16Crawford County0.464
- 17Douglas County0.463
- 18Sedgwick County0.462
- 19Sherman County0.462
- 20Chautauqua County0.460
- 21Brown County0.459
- 22Kiowa County0.458
- 23Mitchell County0.454
- 24Edwards County0.454
- 25Jewell County0.453
- 26Harper County0.451
- 27Lane County0.450
- 28Nemaha County0.450
- 29Logan County0.449
- 30Wallace County0.448
- 31Thomas County0.448
- 32Johnson County0.446
- 33Russell County0.445
- 34Barton County0.444
- 35Linn County0.444
- 36Morton County0.442
- 37Atchison County0.441
- 38Shawnee County0.440
- 39Gove County0.440
- 40Marion County0.440
- 41Morris County0.439
- 42Neosho County0.438
- 43Woodson County0.437
- 44Lincoln County0.434
- 45Barber County0.434
- 46Washington County0.434
- 47Marshall County0.432
- 48Clay County0.431
- 49Labette County0.431
- 50Wilson County0.430
- 51Pratt County0.429
- 52Rice County0.428
- 53Reno County0.427
- 54Republic County0.425
- 55Wyandotte County0.425
- 56Graham County0.425
- 57Smith County0.425
- 58Sumner County0.424
- 59Cherokee County0.423
- 60Butler County0.423
- 61Montgomery County0.422
- 62Clark County0.422
- 63Ottawa County0.421
- 64Kingman County0.420
- 65Leavenworth County0.418
- 66Decatur County0.417
- 67Stafford County0.417
- 68Phillips County0.416
- 69Doniphan County0.413
- 70Stevens County0.412
- 71Gray County0.411
- 72Bourbon County0.411
- 73Trego County0.410
- 74Osborne County0.410
- 75Miami County0.410
- 76Lyon County0.409
- 77Hamilton County0.407
- 78Hodgeman County0.406
- 79Dickinson County0.404
- 80Grant County0.403
- 81McPherson County0.403
- 82Cloud County0.401
- 83Seward County0.401
- 84Ford County0.401
- 85Scott County0.401
- 86Allen County0.399
- 87Coffey County0.396
- 88Jefferson County0.396
- 89Elk County0.395
- 90Comanche County0.393
- 91Finney County0.392
- 92Geary County0.388
- 93Jackson County0.388
- 94Haskell County0.388
- 95Pottawatomie County0.386
- 96Wabaunsee County0.385
- 97Osage County0.381
- 98Norton County0.379
- 99Harvey County0.377
- 100Franklin County0.376
- 101Rawlins County0.374
- 102Rooks County0.368
- 103Greeley County0.355
- 104Anderson County0.349
- 105Kearny County0.321
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest income inequality (gini) in Kansas?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 67637 (Ellis, KS) has the highest: 0.628.
Which zip code has the lowest income inequality (gini) in Kansas?
66506 (Manhattan, KS) has the lowest: 0.149.
What is the income inequality (gini) for the United States?
0.483; in Kansas it is 0.457.
Where does this data come from?
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). Income inequality on a 0-to-1 scale. 0 means every household earns the same; higher means income is concentrated among fewer households. The U.S. scores about 0.48. Lower is more equal.
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