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Share of renter households paying 30% or more of their income on rent and utilities, the standard affordability threshold. Lower is better.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).
- U.S.
- 51.1%
- Kansas
- 43.5%
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- 1Thomas County59.2%
- 2Smith County56.6%
- 3Ellis County54.8%
- 4Douglas County51.5%
- 5Sherman County51%
- 6Anderson County50.9%
- 7Cowley County50.9%
- 8Riley County50.8%
- 9Crawford County50.7%
- 10Graham County50.7%
- 11Ellsworth County50.1%
- 12Marshall County49.6%
- 13Neosho County49.1%
- 14Clay County48.7%
- 15Hodgeman County48.1%
- 16Montgomery County48.1%
- 17Rush County47.9%
- 18Cherokee County47.6%
- 19Pratt County47.4%
- 20Wyandotte County47.4%
- 21Wichita County46.6%
- 22Dickinson County45.4%
- 23Wilson County45.3%
- 24Miami County44.9%
- 25Atchison County44.7%
- 26Elk County44.5%
- 27Ottawa County44.4%
- 28Sedgwick County44.2%
- 29Shawnee County44.1%
- 30Reno County43.6%
- 31Woodson County43.1%
- 32Phillips County42.9%
- 33Stafford County42.9%
- 34Jackson County42.7%
- 35Edwards County42.3%
- 36Johnson County42.1%
- 37Franklin County41.9%
- 38Barber County41.8%
- 39Osage County41.8%
- 40Logan County41.7%
- 41Leavenworth County41.5%
- 42Butler County41.4%
- 43Comanche County41.4%
- 44Lyon County41.3%
- 45Saline County41.3%
- 46Greenwood County41.2%
- 47Sumner County41.2%
- 48Pawnee County40.9%
- 49Geary County40.8%
- 50McPherson County40.8%
- 51Harper County40.1%
- 52Jefferson County40.1%
- 53Kiowa County39.6%
- 54Coffey County39.5%
- 55Cloud County38.9%
- 56Labette County38.6%
- 57Norton County38.2%
- 58Barton County37.9%
- 59Harvey County37.7%
- 60Morton County37.7%
- 61Allen County37%
- 62Gove County36.9%
- 63Marion County36.5%
- 64Pottawatomie County36.5%
- 65Bourbon County36.4%
- 66Nemaha County36.2%
- 67Trego County36.1%
- 68Lincoln County34.8%
- 69Brown County34.2%
- 70Wabaunsee County33.9%
- 71Kingman County33.8%
- 72Seward County33.5%
- 73Republic County33.2%
- 74Finney County32.8%
- 75Meade County31%
- 76Kearny County30.8%
- 77Hamilton County30.6%
- 78Mitchell County30.4%
- 79Chautauqua County30.2%
- 80Clark County30%
- 81Linn County29.9%
- 82Stevens County29.5%
- 83Doniphan County28.8%
- 84Jewell County28.8%
- 85Russell County28.8%
- 86Cheyenne County28.6%
- 87Ford County28.1%
- 88Grant County25.9%
- 89Rooks County25.9%
- 90Sheridan County25.8%
- 91Washington County25.8%
- 92Gray County25.7%
- 93Morris County25.3%
- 94Rice County24%
- 95Decatur County21.1%
- 96Chase County20.5%
- 97Scott County20.5%
- 98Rawlins County19.7%
- 99Lane County19.6%
- 100Ness County19.4%
- 101Osborne County18.7%
- 102Haskell County17.3%
- 103Wallace County13.3%
- 104Stanton County11.7%
- 105Greeley County8.5%
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest rent-burdened renters in Kansas?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 66506 (Manhattan, KS) has the highest: 100%.
Which zip code has the lowest rent-burdened renters in Kansas?
66770 (Riverton, KS) has the lowest: 0%.
What is the rent-burdened renters for the United States?
51.1%; in Kansas it is 43.5%.
Where does this data come from?
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). Share of renter households paying 30% or more of their income on rent and utilities, the standard affordability threshold. Lower is better.
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