Counties in Kansas by depression in adults, local model estimate, 2023

Douglas County had the highest depression in adults, local model estimate of 105 counties in 2023, at 24.5%. Grant County had the lowest, at 17.3%. The median was 20.7%. Source: the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

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Highest24.5Douglas County
Lowest17.3Grant County
Median20.7105 counties

Map of counties, 2023

Allen County: 22.6 %Anderson County: 21.5 %Atchison County: 21.7 %Barber County: 20.6 %Barton County: 20.4 %Bourbon County: 21.7 %Brown County: 21 %Butler County: 21.2 %Chase County: 20.3 %Chautauqua County: 21.1 %Cherokee County: 22.5 %Cheyenne County: 20.9 %Clark County: 19.8 %Clay County: 21.5 %Cloud County: 21.9 %Coffey County: 20.8 %Comanche County: 20.8 %Cowley County: 21.5 %Crawford County: 22.6 %Decatur County: 19.4 %Dickinson County: 20.7 %Doniphan County: 21.3 %Douglas County: 24.5 %Edwards County: 19.8 %Elk County: 21.1 %Ellis County: 20.7 %Ellsworth County: 18.5 %Finney County: 18.2 %Ford County: 17.9 %Franklin County: 21.3 %Geary County: 21.8 %Gove County: 19.7 %Graham County: 19.6 %Grant County: 17.3 %Gray County: 21 %Greeley County: 19.5 %Greenwood County: 21 %Hamilton County: 18.6 %Harper County: 21.7 %Harvey County: 20.3 %Haskell County: 20 %Hodgeman County: 19 %Jackson County: 20.8 %Jefferson County: 20.7 %Jewell County: 20.5 %Johnson County: 18.4 %Kearny County: 19 %Kingman County: 21.3 %Kiowa County: 20.6 %Labette County: 20.9 %Lane County: 20.4 %Leavenworth County: 20.9 %Lincoln County: 20.6 %Linn County: 20.2 %Logan County: 21.2 %Lyon County: 21.5 %McPherson County: 21.1 %Marion County: 20.8 %Marshall County: 21.2 %Meade County: 20.3 %Miami County: 20.9 %Mitchell County: 20.8 %Montgomery County: 21.6 %Morris County: 19.7 %Morton County: 19.7 %Nemaha County: 20.6 %Neosho County: 20.7 %Ness County: 19.9 %Norton County: 20.5 %Osage County: 21.1 %Osborne County: 20.1 %Ottawa County: 20.7 %Pawnee County: 19.3 %Phillips County: 20.6 %Pottawatomie County: 19.9 %Pratt County: 20.7 %Rawlins County: 20.5 %Reno County: 22.1 %Republic County: 20.3 %Rice County: 20.3 %Riley County: 23.2 %Rooks County: 21.3 %Rush County: 20.7 %Russell County: 20.7 %Saline County: 20.7 %Scott County: 19.1 %Sedgwick County: 22.6 %Seward County: 17.8 %Shawnee County: 23 %Sheridan County: 20 %Sherman County: 20.2 %Smith County: 19.2 %Stafford County: 20.4 %Stanton County: 19.1 %Stevens County: 19.9 %Sumner County: 21.3 %Thomas County: 20.9 %Trego County: 19.5 %Wabaunsee County: 20.1 %Wallace County: 20.4 %Washington County: 19.6 %Wichita County: 19 %Wilson County: 21.3 %Woodson County: 20.7 %Wyandotte County: 17.7 %
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%, 2023. Source: CDC, PLACES: Local Data for Better Health, County Data (swc5-untb, fu4u-a9bh, h3ej-a9ec and later releases), depression in adults, crude prevalence. Boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundary files.

Top 40 counties, 2023

Douglas County: 24.5 %Douglas County24.5Riley County: 23.2 %Riley County23.2Shawnee County: 23 %Shawnee County23Allen County: 22.6 %Allen County22.6Crawford County: 22.6 %Crawford County22.6Sedgwick County: 22.6 %Sedgwick County22.6Cherokee County: 22.5 %Cherokee County22.5Reno County: 22.1 %Reno County22.1Cloud County: 21.9 %Cloud County21.9Geary County: 21.8 %Geary County21.8Atchison County: 21.7 %Atchison County21.7Bourbon County: 21.7 %Bourbon County21.7Harper County: 21.7 %Harper County21.7Montgomery County: 21.6 %Montgomery County21.6Anderson County: 21.5 %Anderson County21.5Clay County: 21.5 %Clay County21.5Cowley County: 21.5 %Cowley County21.5Lyon County: 21.5 %Lyon County21.5Doniphan County: 21.3 %Doniphan County21.3Franklin County: 21.3 %Franklin County21.3Kingman County: 21.3 %Kingman County21.3Rooks County: 21.3 %Rooks County21.3Sumner County: 21.3 %Sumner County21.3Wilson County: 21.3 %Wilson County21.3Butler County: 21.2 %Butler County21.2Logan County: 21.2 %Logan County21.2Marshall County: 21.2 %Marshall County21.2Chautauqua County: 21.1 %Chautauqua County21.1Elk County: 21.1 %Elk County21.1McPherson County: 21.1 %McPherson County21.1Osage County: 21.1 %Osage County21.1Brown County: 21 %Brown County21Gray County: 21 %Gray County21Greenwood County: 21 %Greenwood County21Cheyenne County: 20.9 %Cheyenne County20.9Labette County: 20.9 %Labette County20.9Leavenworth County: 20.9 %Leavenworth County20.9Miami County: 20.9 %Miami County20.9Thomas County: 20.9 %Thomas County20.9Coffey County: 20.8 %Coffey County20.8Douglas County: 24.5 %Douglas County24.5Riley County: 23.2 %Riley County23.2Shawnee County: 23 %Shawnee County23Allen County: 22.6 %Allen County22.6Crawford County: 22.6 %Crawford County22.6Sedgwick County: 22.6 %Sedgwick County22.6Cherokee County: 22.5 %Cherokee County22.5Reno County: 22.1 %Reno County22.1Cloud County: 21.9 %Cloud County21.9Geary County: 21.8 %Geary County21.8Atchison County: 21.7 %Atchison County21.7Bourbon County: 21.7 %Bourbon County21.7Harper County: 21.7 %Harper County21.7Montgomery County: 21.6 %Montgomery County21.6Anderson County: 21.5 %Anderson County21.5Clay County: 21.5 %Clay County21.5Cowley County: 21.5 %Cowley County21.5Lyon County: 21.5 %Lyon County21.5Doniphan County: 21.3 %Doniphan County21.3Franklin County: 21.3 %Franklin County21.3Kingman County: 21.3 %Kingman County21.3Rooks County: 21.3 %Rooks County21.3Sumner County: 21.3 %Sumner County21.3Wilson County: 21.3 %Wilson County21.3Butler County: 21.2 %Butler County21.2Logan County: 21.2 %Logan County21.2Marshall County: 21.2 %Marshall County21.2Chautauqua County: 21.1 %Chautauqua County21.1Elk County: 21.1 %Elk County21.1McPherson County: 21.1 %McPherson County21.1Osage County: 21.1 %Osage County21.1Brown County: 21 %Brown County21Gray County: 21 %Gray County21Greenwood County: 21 %Greenwood County21Cheyenne County: 20.9 %Cheyenne County20.9Labette County: 20.9 %Labette County20.9Leavenworth County: 20.9 %Leavenworth County20.9Miami County: 20.9 %Miami County20.9Thomas County: 20.9 %Thomas County20.9Coffey County: 20.8 %Coffey County20.8
%. Source: CDC, PLACES: Local Data for Better Health, County Data (swc5-untb, fu4u-a9bh, h3ej-a9ec and later releases), depression in adults, crude prevalence. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

Full ranking

RankCounties2023 (%)Change on 2022
1Douglas County24.5+0.7 pts
2Riley County23.2+1.6 pts
3Shawnee County23+1.8 pts
4Allen County22.6+1.2 pts
4Crawford County22.6+0.7 pts
4Sedgwick County22.6+3 pts
7Cherokee County22.5+1.4 pts
8Reno County22.1+1.5 pts
9Cloud County21.9+1 pts
10Geary County21.8+0.4 pts
11Atchison County21.70 pts
11Bourbon County21.7+0.6 pts
11Harper County21.7+1.5 pts
14Montgomery County21.6+2.8 pts
15Anderson County21.5+0.5 pts
15Clay County21.5+1.8 pts
15Cowley County21.5+1.6 pts
15Lyon County21.5+2 pts
19Doniphan County21.3+0.5 pts
19Franklin County21.3+1 pts
19Kingman County21.3+0.7 pts
19Rooks County21.3+2.5 pts
19Sumner County21.3+1.8 pts
19Wilson County21.3+1.7 pts
25Butler County21.2+1.2 pts
25Logan County21.2+1 pts
25Marshall County21.2+1.3 pts
28Chautauqua County21.1+1.2 pts
28Elk County21.1+0.9 pts
28McPherson County21.1+1.6 pts
28Osage County21.1+1.6 pts
32Brown County21+1.8 pts
32Gray County21+1.2 pts
32Greenwood County21+1.3 pts
35Cheyenne County20.9+1.7 pts
35Labette County20.9+0.6 pts
35Leavenworth County20.9+1.3 pts
35Miami County20.9+1.9 pts
35Thomas County20.9+1.2 pts
40Coffey County20.8+0.2 pts
40Comanche County20.8+2.5 pts
40Jackson County20.8+1.4 pts
40Marion County20.8+1.9 pts
40Mitchell County20.8+1 pts
45Dickinson County20.7+0.7 pts
45Ellis County20.7+0.9 pts
45Jefferson County20.7+2 pts
45Neosho County20.7+0.6 pts
45Ottawa County20.7+0.8 pts
45Pratt County20.7+1.4 pts
45Rush County20.7+1.3 pts
45Russell County20.7+1.6 pts
45Saline County20.7+0.4 pts
45Woodson County20.7+1 pts
55Barber County20.6+1.3 pts
55Kiowa County20.6+2.2 pts
55Lincoln County20.6+1.2 pts
55Nemaha County20.6+1.8 pts
55Phillips County20.6+1.3 pts
60Jewell County20.5+2.4 pts
60Norton County20.5+1.7 pts
60Rawlins County20.5+1.6 pts
63Barton County20.4+1.3 pts
63Lane County20.4+0.9 pts
63Stafford County20.4+1.2 pts
63Wallace County20.4+1.6 pts
67Chase County20.3+1.4 pts
67Harvey County20.30 pts
67Meade County20.3+1.1 pts
67Republic County20.3+1.5 pts
67Rice County20.3+1.1 pts
72Linn County20.2+0.6 pts
72Sherman County20.2+0.4 pts
74Osborne County20.1+1.3 pts
74Wabaunsee County20.1+1.5 pts
76Haskell County20+0.3 pts
76Sheridan County20+1.9 pts
78Ness County19.9+1.2 pts
78Pottawatomie County19.9+0.7 pts
78Stevens County19.9+1.2 pts
81Clark County19.8+1 pts
81Edwards County19.8+0.8 pts
83Gove County19.7+0.6 pts
83Morris County19.7+1.4 pts
83Morton County19.7+0.5 pts
86Graham County19.6+1.9 pts
86Washington County19.6+0.1 pts
88Greeley County19.5+1.6 pts
88Trego County19.5+1.2 pts
90Decatur County19.4+1 pts
91Pawnee County19.3+1.2 pts
92Smith County19.2+1.1 pts
93Scott County19.1-0.5 pts
93Stanton County19.1+0.4 pts
95Hodgeman County19+1.2 pts
95Kearny County19-0.3 pts
95Wichita County19+1.1 pts
98Hamilton County18.6+0.1 pts
99Ellsworth County18.5+0.5 pts
100Johnson County18.4+0.6 pts
101Finney County18.2-0.9 pts
102Ford County17.9-1.4 pts
103Seward County17.8-0.9 pts
104Wyandotte County17.7-0.9 pts
105Grant County17.3-0.8 pts

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Percentage of adults who have ever been told by a doctor, nurse or other health professional that they had a depressive disorder. Model-based estimate for adults aged 18 and over from CDC PLACES. Crude prevalence, not age-adjusted.

US counties and cities (incorporated places of 10,000 or more). CDC PLACES combines Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS) answers with local population data through multilevel regression and poststratification, so a county or city value is a model estimate, not a survey count. The year is the BRFSS survey year, not the release year. CDC says the method does not support tracking change in a place over time, and each annual release can change the model, so values for different years are not strictly comparable. A state is missing in a year when its BRFSS data did not meet standards (Kentucky and Pennsylvania in 2023, Florida in 2021). Connecticut counties appear as its nine planning regions from 2022; its eight former counties are not served. City values for 2021 come from the 2023 release, built on 2010 Census place boundaries; later years use 2020 boundaries.

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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). PLACES: Local Data for Better Health, County Data (swc5-untb, fu4u-a9bh, h3ej-a9ec and later releases), depression in adults, crude prevalence. https://www.cdc.gov/places/. Retrieved 2026-10-12. These data are available free from CDC. Use does not imply endorsement by CDC, ATSDR, HHS or the United States Government.

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Which county has the highest depression in adults, local model estimate?

Douglas County, with 24.5% in 2023, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

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Grant County, with 17.3% in 2023.

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