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The middle household income: half of households earn more, half less. Includes all earners in the home. The Census caps reporting at $250,000+.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).
- U.S.
- $80,734
- Kansas
- $74,275
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- 1Johnson County$109,208
- 2Pottawatomie County$92,325
- 3Leavenworth County$89,218
- 4Kearny County$89,135
- 5Miami County$89,000
- 6Butler County$81,610
- 7Trego County$81,528
- 8Jefferson County$81,278
- 9Greeley County$80,565
- 10Gray County$79,122
- 11Wichita County$79,063
- 12McPherson County$78,851
- 13Nemaha County$77,348
- 14Franklin County$77,207
- 15Wabaunsee County$76,908
- 16Logan County$75,662
- 17Kiowa County$75,539
- 18Jackson County$75,215
- 19Osage County$74,467
- 20Harvey County$74,368
- 21Doniphan County$74,028
- 22Ottawa County$74,018
- 23Sheridan County$73,750
- 24Finney County$73,009
- 25Meade County$71,852
- 26Stanton County$71,700
- 27Thomas County$71,325
- 28Ford County$70,781
- 29Anderson County$70,614
- 30Coffey County$70,346
- 31Hamilton County$70,250
- 32Douglas County$69,746
- 33Sedgwick County$69,365
- 34Scott County$68,839
- 35Ness County$68,616
- 36Marshall County$68,419
- 37Dickinson County$68,417
- 38Rawlins County$67,742
- 39Shawnee County$67,104
- 40Grant County$66,476
- 41Morton County$66,447
- 42Clay County$66,176
- 43Haskell County$66,162
- 44Gove County$66,029
- 45Pratt County$66,022
- 46Ellsworth County$65,560
- 47Washington County$65,482
- 48Saline County$65,422
- 49Marion County$64,695
- 50Elk County$64,609
- 51Mitchell County$64,246
- 52Stafford County$64,226
- 53Stevens County$64,178
- 54Sumner County$63,951
- 55Rice County$63,925
- 56Seward County$63,827
- 57Wyandotte County$63,631
- 58Pawnee County$63,517
- 59Wallace County$63,207
- 60Ellis County$63,084
- 61Clark County$63,043
- 62Osborne County$63,011
- 63Rooks County$62,500
- 64Russell County$62,392
- 65Brown County$62,233
- 66Phillips County$62,123
- 67Barber County$61,926
- 68Sherman County$61,750
- 69Atchison County$61,112
- 70Riley County$61,098
- 71Allen County$60,689
- 72Wilson County$60,677
- 73Reno County$60,645
- 74Greenwood County$60,042
- 75Rush County$59,970
- 76Hodgeman County$59,955
- 77Lyon County$59,912
- 78Kingman County$59,842
- 79Geary County$59,317
- 80Bourbon County$59,238
- 81Smith County$59,135
- 82Linn County$59,069
- 83Barton County$58,851
- 84Cloud County$58,770
- 85Morris County$58,686
- 86Cowley County$57,878
- 87Cherokee County$57,668
- 88Lincoln County$57,500
- 89Republic County$56,833
- 90Neosho County$56,618
- 91Chase County$56,484
- 92Chautauqua County$56,438
- 93Labette County$56,325
- 94Montgomery County$55,697
- 95Cheyenne County$55,429
- 96Comanche County$54,545
- 97Lane County$54,526
- 98Norton County$54,050
- 99Decatur County$53,870
- 100Harper County$53,488
- 101Crawford County$52,844
- 102Edwards County$52,692
- 103Jewell County$52,634
- 104Graham County$50,650
- 105Woodson County$50,326
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest median household income in Kansas?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 66221 (Overland Park, KS) has the highest: $190,000.
Which zip code has the lowest median household income in Kansas?
66045 (Lawrence, KS) has the lowest: $13,750.
What is the median household income for the United States?
$80,734; in Kansas it is $74,275.
Where does this data come from?
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). The middle household income: half of households earn more, half less. Includes all earners in the home. The Census caps reporting at $250,000+.
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