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Share of people in the civilian labor force (working or looking for work) who don't have a job. Lower is better.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).

U.S.
5.2%
Kansas
3.9%
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Top and bottom zip codes in Kansas

Zip codes with 1,000+ residents

Zip codes with the highest unemployment

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  1. 166442Fort Riley17.9%
  2. 266105Kansas City14.4%
  3. 367013Belle Plaine12.5%
  4. 466045Lawrence12.2%
  5. 566748Humboldt12%
  6. 667336Chetopa11%
  7. 766607Topeka10.8%
  8. 866072Parker9.7%
  9. 966027Fort Leavenworth9.1%
  10. 1067202Wichita9.1%

Zip codes with the lowest unemployment

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  1. 167839Dighton0%
  2. 266411Blue Rapids0%
  3. 367428Canton0%
  4. 467154Whitewater0%
  5. 566060Nortonville0%
  6. 667876Spearville0%
  7. 766451Lyndon0%
  8. 867864Meade0%
  9. 967950Elkhart0%
  10. 1066733Erie0%

Unemployment rate by county in Kansas

  1. 1Allen County7.9%
  2. 2Geary County6.9%
  3. 3Edwards County6.8%
  4. 4Coffey County6.4%
  5. 5Sumner County5.9%
  6. 6Wyandotte County5.7%
  7. 7Bourbon County5.3%
  8. 8Brown County5.2%
  9. 9Ford County5.1%
  10. 10Graham County5%
  11. 11Sedgwick County5%
  12. 12Seward County4.9%
  13. 13Harvey County4.8%
  14. 14Saline County4.8%
  15. 15Atchison County4.6%
  16. 16Linn County4.4%
  17. 17Montgomery County4.4%
  18. 18Rice County4.4%
  19. 19Wabaunsee County4.4%
  20. 20Douglas County4.2%
  21. 21Anderson County4.1%
  22. 22Crawford County4.1%
  23. 23Decatur County4.1%
  24. 24Finney County4.1%
  25. 25Leavenworth County4.1%
  26. 26Shawnee County4.1%
  27. 27Barton County3.9%
  28. 28Cowley County3.9%
  29. 29Reno County3.9%
  30. 30Riley County3.8%
  31. 31Miami County3.7%
  32. 32Chautauqua County3.6%
  33. 33Haskell County3.6%
  34. 34Pratt County3.6%
  35. 35Rush County3.6%
  36. 36Butler County3.4%
  37. 37Greenwood County3.4%
  38. 38Marion County3.4%
  39. 39Cherokee County3.3%
  40. 40Ellis County3.2%
  41. 41Johnson County3.2%
  42. 42Neosho County3.2%
  43. 43Phillips County3.2%
  44. 44Hamilton County3.1%
  45. 45Labette County3.1%
  46. 46Stevens County3.1%
  47. 47Franklin County3%
  48. 48Wilson County3%
  49. 49Ottawa County2.9%
  50. 50Clark County2.8%
  51. 51Dickinson County2.8%
  52. 52Gray County2.7%
  53. 53Scott County2.7%
  54. 54Ellsworth County2.6%
  55. 55Gove County2.6%
  56. 56Cheyenne County2.5%
  57. 57Cloud County2.5%
  58. 58Morris County2.5%
  59. 59Stafford County2.5%
  60. 60Jefferson County2.4%
  61. 61Lincoln County2.4%
  62. 62Kearny County2.2%
  63. 63Kingman County2.2%
  64. 64Kiowa County2.2%
  65. 65Pottawatomie County2.1%
  66. 66Elk County2%
  67. 67Harper County2%
  68. 68Lyon County2%
  69. 69Marshall County2%
  70. 70Rooks County2%
  71. 71Osage County1.9%
  72. 72Jackson County1.8%
  73. 73Logan County1.8%
  74. 74McPherson County1.8%
  75. 75Republic County1.8%
  76. 76Russell County1.8%
  77. 77Stanton County1.8%
  78. 78Comanche County1.7%
  79. 79Norton County1.7%
  80. 80Doniphan County1.6%
  81. 81Morton County1.6%
  82. 82Osborne County1.6%
  83. 83Woodson County1.6%
  84. 84Meade County1.5%
  85. 85Nemaha County1.5%
  86. 86Jewell County1.3%
  87. 87Rawlins County1.3%
  88. 88Wallace County1.3%
  89. 89Barber County1.2%
  90. 90Pawnee County1.2%
  91. 91Washington County1.1%
  92. 92Clay County1%
  93. 93Trego County1%
  94. 94Chase County0.9%
  95. 95Ness County0.8%
  96. 96Wichita County0.8%
  97. 97Grant County0.7%
  98. 98Sheridan County0.7%
  99. 99Hodgeman County0.6%
  100. 100Sherman County0.6%
  101. 101Smith County0.6%
  102. 102Thomas County0.6%
  103. 103Lane County0.4%
  104. 104Greeley County0.1%
  105. 105Mitchell County0.1%

Questions about this map

Which zip code has the highest unemployment rate in Kansas?

Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 66442 (Fort Riley, KS) has the highest: 17.9%.

Which zip code has the lowest unemployment rate in Kansas?

67839 (Dighton, KS) has the lowest: 0%.

What is the unemployment rate for the United States?

5.2%; in Kansas it is 3.9%.

Where does this data come from?

U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). Share of people in the civilian labor force (working or looking for work) who don't have a job. Lower is better.

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