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Total income of everyone in the zip divided by the number of residents, including children. Lower than household income because it's per person.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).
- U.S.
- $44,673
- Kansas
- $40,978
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Zip codes with 1,000+ residents
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- 1Johnson County$60,137
- 2Stanton County$51,802
- 3Rush County$48,000
- 4Trego County$45,287
- 5Sheridan County$45,230
- 6Ness County$45,085
- 7Meade County$44,251
- 8Lane County$42,494
- 9Miami County$42,073
- 10Jefferson County$41,568
- 11Logan County$41,396
- 12Douglas County$40,695
- 13Leavenworth County$40,555
- 14Nemaha County$40,243
- 15Mitchell County$40,234
- 16Kiowa County$39,829
- 17Thomas County$39,446
- 18Wallace County$39,058
- 19Pawnee County$39,023
- 20Butler County$38,711
- 21Greenwood County$38,705
- 22Barber County$38,500
- 23Pottawatomie County$38,494
- 24Scott County$38,349
- 25Ellsworth County$38,244
- 26Gray County$38,080
- 27Shawnee County$37,908
- 28Clay County$37,854
- 29Sedgwick County$37,825
- 30Linn County$37,708
- 31Hodgeman County$37,667
- 32Chase County$37,592
- 33Ellis County$37,483
- 34Coffey County$37,447
- 35McPherson County$37,426
- 36Dickinson County$37,295
- 37Sherman County$37,283
- 38Wabaunsee County$37,237
- 39Wichita County$36,995
- 40Cheyenne County$36,989
- 41Osborne County$36,950
- 42Gove County$36,884
- 43Morris County$36,759
- 44Saline County$36,745
- 45Ottawa County$36,666
- 46Riley County$36,484
- 47Grant County$36,400
- 48Smith County$36,266
- 49Greeley County$36,079
- 50Russell County$36,019
- 51Marion County$35,893
- 52Marshall County$35,770
- 53Brown County$35,762
- 54Rawlins County$35,693
- 55Washington County$35,692
- 56Harvey County$35,470
- 57Phillips County$35,437
- 58Osage County$35,313
- 59Doniphan County$35,226
- 60Decatur County$35,100
- 61Jackson County$35,049
- 62Franklin County$34,973
- 63Stafford County$34,613
- 64Kingman County$34,559
- 65Barton County$34,350
- 66Sumner County$34,307
- 67Kearny County$34,273
- 68Lincoln County$34,192
- 69Rooks County$34,120
- 70Comanche County$34,007
- 71Clark County$33,821
- 72Graham County$33,766
- 73Wilson County$33,560
- 74Chautauqua County$33,548
- 75Jewell County$33,461
- 76Rice County$33,232
- 77Neosho County$33,222
- 78Cowley County$32,882
- 79Haskell County$32,721
- 80Pratt County$32,569
- 81Reno County$32,509
- 82Morton County$32,367
- 83Edwards County$32,235
- 84Finney County$32,062
- 85Stevens County$31,846
- 86Republic County$31,684
- 87Allen County$31,357
- 88Elk County$31,216
- 89Bourbon County$31,131
- 90Cloud County$30,829
- 91Woodson County$30,702
- 92Labette County$30,422
- 93Crawford County$30,263
- 94Atchison County$30,244
- 95Lyon County$30,158
- 96Seward County$30,152
- 97Montgomery County$30,146
- 98Cherokee County$29,963
- 99Anderson County$29,903
- 100Harper County$29,878
- 101Wyandotte County$29,843
- 102Ford County$29,834
- 103Hamilton County$29,091
- 104Geary County$28,780
- 105Norton County$27,666
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest per capita income in Kansas?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 66211 (Leawood, KS) has the highest: $148,754.
Which zip code has the lowest per capita income in Kansas?
66045 (Lawrence, KS) has the lowest: $5,451.
What is the per capita income for the United States?
$44,673; in Kansas it is $40,978.
Where does this data come from?
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). Total income of everyone in the zip divided by the number of residents, including children. Lower than household income because it's per person.
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