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The middle yearly earnings of employed residents 16 and older (wages, salary and self-employment income), counting part-time workers. Lower than household income, which adds up everyone in a home.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).
- U.S.
- $49,666
- Kansas
- $46,686
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Top and bottom zip codes in Kansas
Zip codes with 1,000+ residents
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See allMedian earnings per worker by county in Kansas
- 1Johnson County$62,455
- 2Pottawatomie County$52,179
- 3Miami County$51,980
- 4Leavenworth County$50,875
- 5Grant County$50,860
- 6Jefferson County$50,810
- 7Trego County$50,507
- 8Wichita County$49,420
- 9Butler County$49,311
- 10Greeley County$49,141
- 11Gray County$48,640
- 12Sheridan County$48,125
- 13Scott County$48,094
- 14Nemaha County$48,050
- 15Ellsworth County$47,952
- 16Linn County$47,859
- 17Shawnee County$47,831
- 18Clay County$47,752
- 19Stevens County$47,570
- 20Haskell County$46,944
- 21Wabaunsee County$46,944
- 22Ottawa County$46,934
- 23Meade County$46,857
- 24Kearny County$46,765
- 25Sumner County$46,536
- 26Osage County$46,450
- 27Ness County$46,422
- 28Dickinson County$46,326
- 29Logan County$46,188
- 30Wallace County$46,023
- 31Doniphan County$45,897
- 32McPherson County$45,889
- 33Seward County$45,880
- 34Coffey County$45,283
- 35Hamilton County$44,347
- 36Clark County$44,310
- 37Barber County$44,231
- 38Franklin County$44,194
- 39Sedgwick County$44,130
- 40Edwards County$43,963
- 41Finney County$43,955
- 42Ford County$43,779
- 43Lane County$43,535
- 44Wilson County$43,524
- 45Smith County$43,493
- 46Harvey County$43,220
- 47Pawnee County$43,112
- 48Morris County$42,917
- 49Rice County$42,713
- 50Neosho County$42,671
- 51Marshall County$42,457
- 52Morton County$42,396
- 53Brown County$42,356
- 54Douglas County$42,331
- 55Rooks County$42,215
- 56Washington County$42,140
- 57Rawlins County$42,138
- 58Harper County$42,113
- 59Thomas County$41,894
- 60Russell County$41,863
- 61Wyandotte County$41,851
- 62Stanton County$41,800
- 63Anderson County$41,788
- 64Saline County$41,775
- 65Phillips County$41,750
- 66Hodgeman County$41,613
- 67Barton County$41,409
- 68Gove County$41,406
- 69Stafford County$41,102
- 70Jackson County$41,012
- 71Labette County$40,757
- 72Osborne County$40,671
- 73Reno County$40,534
- 74Mitchell County$40,493
- 75Comanche County$40,439
- 76Chase County$40,176
- 77Kiowa County$40,136
- 78Chautauqua County$40,135
- 79Kingman County$39,953
- 80Rush County$39,866
- 81Greenwood County$39,808
- 82Marion County$39,547
- 83Montgomery County$39,330
- 84Cheyenne County$39,323
- 85Bourbon County$38,838
- 86Woodson County$38,790
- 87Cowley County$38,554
- 88Allen County$38,516
- 89Graham County$38,214
- 90Norton County$38,125
- 91Cloud County$38,104
- 92Lincoln County$37,865
- 93Cherokee County$37,745
- 94Pratt County$36,974
- 95Sherman County$36,761
- 96Elk County$36,680
- 97Republic County$36,601
- 98Atchison County$36,541
- 99Decatur County$36,525
- 100Ellis County$36,013
- 101Crawford County$35,469
- 102Lyon County$35,358
- 103Geary County$35,230
- 104Riley County$33,878
- 105Jewell County$32,904
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest median earnings per worker in Kansas?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 66224 (Overland Park, KS) has the highest: $100,611.
Which zip code has the lowest median earnings per worker in Kansas?
66506 (Manhattan, KS) has the lowest: $5,556.
What is the median earnings per worker for the United States?
$49,666; in Kansas it is $46,686.
Where does this data come from?
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). The middle yearly earnings of employed residents 16 and older (wages, salary and self-employment income), counting part-time workers. Lower than household income, which adds up everyone in a home.
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