Counties in Kansas by GDP per capita (US dollars)

Gray County had the highest GDP per capita (US dollars) of 105 counties in 2015, at $118,453. Osage County had the lowest, at $17,450. The median was $44,410 and the figure for Kansas was $53,272. Source: BEA.

Highest118,453Gray County
Lowest17,450Osage County
Median44,410105 counties
Kansas53,272History

Top 40 counties, 2015

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Gray CountyGray County: 118,453 USD118,453Wichita CountyWichita County: 117,988 USD117,988Coffey CountyCoffey County: 101,094 USD101,094Hamilton CountyHamilton County: 95,536 USD95,536Scott CountyScott County: 95,369 USD95,369Haskell CountyHaskell County: 94,954 USD94,954Lane CountyLane County: 90,582 USD90,582Johnson CountyJohnson County: 75,961 USD75,961Hodgeman CountyHodgeman County: 75,571 USD75,571Geary CountyGeary County: 75,108 USD75,108Stanton CountyStanton County: 72,984 USD72,984Edwards CountyEdwards County: 72,563 USD72,563Gove CountyGove County: 71,092 USD71,092Wyandotte CountyWyandotte County: 67,493 USD67,493Trego CountyTrego County: 66,407 USD66,407Grant CountyGrant County: 64,157 USD64,157Pottawatomie CountyPottawatomie County: 63,584 USD63,584Seward CountySeward County: 60,758 USD60,758Mitchell CountyMitchell County: 59,599 USD59,599Sheridan CountySheridan County: 59,514 USD59,514Marshall CountyMarshall County: 57,072 USD57,072Linn CountyLinn County: 56,176 USD56,176Sedgwick CountySedgwick County: 55,316 USD55,316McPherson CountyMcPherson County: 55,116 USD55,116Meade CountyMeade County: 55,060 USD55,060Finney CountyFinney County: 55,017 USD55,017Shawnee CountyShawnee County: 54,121 USD54,121Pawnee CountyPawnee County: 53,065 USD53,065Kearny CountyKearny County: 52,906 USD52,906Logan CountyLogan County: 52,825 USD52,825Ellis CountyEllis County: 51,910 USD51,910Ford CountyFord County: 51,414 USD51,414Pratt CountyPratt County: 51,228 USD51,228Wallace CountyWallace County: 51,068 USD51,068Thomas CountyThomas County: 50,600 USD50,600Clark CountyClark County: 50,510 USD50,510Saline CountySaline County: 50,450 USD50,450Ness CountyNess County: 50,103 USD50,103Graham CountyGraham County: 49,575 USD49,575Phillips CountyPhillips County: 49,311 USD49,311
USD. Source: Invokely calculation with data from BEA. Retrieved 2026-10-09.

Full ranking

RankCounties2015
USD
Change on 2014
1Gray County118,453-0.2%
2Wichita County117,988-9.6%
3Coffey County101,094-1.6%
4Hamilton County95,536-11.4%
5Scott County95,369+2.2%
6Haskell County94,954-17.7%
7Lane County90,582-1.9%
8Johnson County75,961+5%
9Hodgeman County75,571+12.2%
10Geary County75,1080%
11Stanton County72,984-3.9%
12Edwards County72,563+23.1%
13Gove County71,092+14.7%
14Wyandotte County67,493-0%
15Trego County66,407-3.7%
16Grant County64,157-18.9%
17Pottawatomie County63,584+3.2%
18Seward County60,758+2.1%
19Mitchell County59,599-5.3%
20Sheridan County59,514-3.3%
21Marshall County57,072-0.6%
22Linn County56,176-4.3%
23Sedgwick County55,316+7.8%
24McPherson County55,116+6.5%
25Meade County55,060-9.8%
26Finney County55,017+5.3%
27Shawnee County54,121+3.5%
28Pawnee County53,065+4.9%
29Kearny County52,906-14.4%
30Logan County52,825-10.9%
31Ellis County51,910-1.7%
32Ford County51,414+9.6%
33Pratt County51,228-4.6%
34Wallace County51,068-25.9%
35Thomas County50,600-8.2%
36Clark County50,510+1.9%
37Saline County50,450+4.4%
38Ness County50,103-12.6%
39Graham County49,575-12.1%
40Phillips County49,311+0.2%
41Brown County48,987+1.8%
42Decatur County48,384-1.9%
43Harper County48,075-19.8%
44Kiowa County47,326+2.2%
45Stevens County47,071-24.2%
46Rice County46,726+3.1%
47Greeley County46,662-27.1%
48Osborne County46,211+3.7%
49Barton County46,090-7%
50Rawlins County45,589-20.6%
51Sherman County44,9240%
52Republic County44,743+1.6%
53Barber County44,410-28.8%
54Smith County43,779+14.5%
55Rush County43,456-1.9%
56Cheyenne County42,384-11.6%
57Nemaha County41,752-7%
58Russell County40,527-11.1%
59Lincoln County40,223-0.7%
60Allen County39,885+4.7%
61Norton County39,678-14.2%
62Rooks County39,666-9.2%
63Montgomery County39,563-5.8%
64Kingman County39,556-9.9%
65Chase County39,386+10.7%
66Bourbon County39,369+5.7%
67Washington County38,708-10.3%
68Ellsworth County38,696-14.1%
69Jewell County38,618+2.2%
70Douglas County38,595+2.4%
71Labette County38,372+3.6%
72Cowley County37,467+8.4%
73Cloud County37,124-1.8%
74Doniphan County37,100+16.3%
75Reno County36,610+0.8%
76Atchison County36,542+6.1%
77Lyon County36,468+3.2%
78Wilson County36,332+0.6%
79Crawford County36,010+2.3%
80Harvey County35,556+2.5%
81Morton County35,365-31.5%
82Riley County35,040+2.5%
83Leavenworth County34,290+2.1%
84Elk County33,637-2.3%
85Stafford County32,934-9.9%
86Franklin County32,913+4.5%
87Comanche County32,891-22.1%
88Neosho County32,058-4.8%
89Dickinson County31,122+0.2%
90Clay County29,977-7.3%
91Morris County29,692+7.8%
92Butler County29,463+4.3%
93Anderson County29,408-8.7%
94Marion County27,598+5.2%
95Cherokee County27,207+5.1%
96Sumner County27,018-1.5%
97Jackson County25,914+6.6%
98Greenwood County24,493-6.8%
99Miami County24,392+7.7%
100Chautauqua County20,980-5.4%
101Jefferson County20,929+6.3%
102Woodson County20,877-5.9%
103Ottawa County19,686+0.1%
104Wabaunsee County19,162+0.3%
105Osage County17,450+4.4%

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About this ranking

Gross domestic product at current prices in US dollars divided by the resident population.

United States, states and counties: Invokely calculation, BEA current-dollar GDP divided by the BEA mid-year population of the same year and place; both inputs are shown with each value. GDP is counted where production happens and population where people live, so places with many commuters or capital-intensive industries, such as the District of Columbia or oil counties, show very high values. Not the same as per_capita_personal_income. For Spain and the EU use gdp_per_capita (EUR) or gdp_per_capita_pps. Other countries and the World: World Bank, converted at official annual average exchange rates (market rates, not purchasing power parity, so it understates living standards in lower-price countries). For euros use gdp_per_capita.

Every value in the ranking comes from the same publisher and the same period, so the counties are compared on one definition. Equal values share a rank.

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Questions

Which county has the highest GDP per capita (US dollars)?

Gray County, with $118,453 in 2015, according to BEA.

Which county has the lowest GDP per capita (US dollars)?

Osage County, with $17,450 in 2015.

Where does this ranking come from?

Every value comes from one source and one period, so the places are comparable: Invokely, GDP in current dollars (BEA SAGDP2 and CAGDP1) divided by mid-year population (BEA SAINC1 and CAINC1). Retrieved 2026-10-09.

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