Counties in Kansas by households

Johnson County had the highest households of 105 counties in 2022, at 241,191. Greeley County had the lowest, at 553. The median was 2,584 and the figure for Kansas was 1.15 million. Source: the U.S. Census Bureau.

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Highest241,191Johnson County
Median2,584105 counties
Kansas1,148,635History

Map of counties, 2022

Allen County: 4,981 countAnderson County: 3,165 countAtchison County: 5,840 countBarber County: 1,771 countBarton County: 10,055 countBourbon County: 5,875 countBrown County: 3,664 countButler County: 24,760 countChase County: 1,065 countChautauqua County: 1,323 countCherokee County: 7,533 countCheyenne County: 1,207 countClark County: 807 countClay County: 3,570 countCloud County: 3,677 countCoffey County: 3,543 countComanche County: 827 countCowley County: 13,091 countCrawford County: 15,806 countDecatur County: 1,324 countDickinson County: 7,903 countDoniphan County: 2,735 countDouglas County: 49,605 countEdwards County: 1,225 countElk County: 1,028 countEllis County: 11,958 countEllsworth County: 2,305 countFinney County: 13,021 countFord County: 11,676 countFranklin County: 10,185 countGeary County: 13,512 countGove County: 1,182 countGraham County: 1,200 countGrant County: 2,420 countGray County: 2,054 countGreeley County: 553 countGreenwood County: 2,584 countHamilton County: 716 countHarper County: 2,186 countHarvey County: 13,246 countHaskell County: 1,354 countHodgeman County: 710 countJackson County: 5,182 countJefferson County: 7,316 countJewell County: 1,278 countJohnson County: 241,191 countKearny County: 1,352 countKingman County: 3,104 countKiowa County: 927 countLabette County: 7,956 countLane County: 672 countLeavenworth County: 29,226 countLincoln County: 1,223 countLinn County: 4,093 countLogan County: 1,209 countLyon County: 13,223 countMcPherson County: 12,140 countMarion County: 4,577 countMarshall County: 4,079 countMeade County: 1,602 countMiami County: 13,239 countMitchell County: 2,445 countMontgomery County: 12,682 countMorris County: 2,288 countMorton County: 939 countNemaha County: 3,986 countNeosho County: 6,207 countNess County: 1,144 countNorton County: 1,881 countOsage County: 6,280 countOsborne County: 1,604 countOttawa County: 2,374 countPawnee County: 2,396 countPhillips County: 2,191 countPottawatomie County: 9,054 countPratt County: 3,580 countRawlins County: 1,165 countReno County: 25,157 countRepublic County: 2,029 countRice County: 3,763 countRiley County: 26,765 countRooks County: 2,127 countRush County: 1,344 countRussell County: 2,995 countSaline County: 22,358 countScott County: 2,143 countSedgwick County: 202,485 countSeward County: 7,071 countShawnee County: 74,394 countSheridan County: 1,009 countSherman County: 2,317 countSmith County: 1,560 countStafford County: 1,610 countStanton County: 888 countStevens County: 1,715 countSumner County: 8,977 countThomas County: 3,129 countTrego County: 1,308 countWabaunsee County: 2,570 countWallace County: 663 countWashington County: 2,344 countWichita County: 880 countWilson County: 3,492 countWoodson County: 1,213 countWyandotte County: 61,282 count
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count, 2022. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates, table B25003: occupied housing units (households). Boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundary files.

Top 40 counties, 2022

Johnson County: 241,191 countJohnson County241,191Sedgwick County: 202,485 countSedgwick County202,485Shawnee County: 74,394 countShawnee County74,394Wyandotte County: 61,282 countWyandotte County61,282Douglas County: 49,605 countDouglas County49,605Leavenworth County: 29,226 countLeavenworth County29,226Riley County: 26,765 countRiley County26,765Reno County: 25,157 countReno County25,157Butler County: 24,760 countButler County24,760Saline County: 22,358 countSaline County22,358Crawford County: 15,806 countCrawford County15,806Geary County: 13,512 countGeary County13,512Harvey County: 13,246 countHarvey County13,246Miami County: 13,239 countMiami County13,239Lyon County: 13,223 countLyon County13,223Cowley County: 13,091 countCowley County13,091Finney County: 13,021 countFinney County13,021Montgomery County: 12,682 countMontgomery County12,682McPherson County: 12,140 countMcPherson County12,140Ellis County: 11,958 countEllis County11,958Ford County: 11,676 countFord County11,676Franklin County: 10,185 countFranklin County10,185Barton County: 10,055 countBarton County10,055Pottawatomie County: 9,054 countPottawatomie County9,054Sumner County: 8,977 countSumner County8,977Labette County: 7,956 countLabette County7,956Dickinson County: 7,903 countDickinson County7,903Cherokee County: 7,533 countCherokee County7,533Jefferson County: 7,316 countJefferson County7,316Seward County: 7,071 countSeward County7,071Osage County: 6,280 countOsage County6,280Neosho County: 6,207 countNeosho County6,207Bourbon County: 5,875 countBourbon County5,875Atchison County: 5,840 countAtchison County5,840Jackson County: 5,182 countJackson County5,182Allen County: 4,981 countAllen County4,981Marion County: 4,577 countMarion County4,577Linn County: 4,093 countLinn County4,093Marshall County: 4,079 countMarshall County4,079Nemaha County: 3,986 countNemaha County3,986Johnson County: 241,191 countJohnson County241,191Sedgwick County: 202,485 countSedgwick County202,485Shawnee County: 74,394 countShawnee County74,394Wyandotte County: 61,282 countWyandotte County61,282Douglas County: 49,605 countDouglas County49,605Leavenworth County: 29,226 countLeavenworth County29,226Riley County: 26,765 countRiley County26,765Reno County: 25,157 countReno County25,157Butler County: 24,760 countButler County24,760Saline County: 22,358 countSaline County22,358Crawford County: 15,806 countCrawford County15,806Geary County: 13,512 countGeary County13,512Harvey County: 13,246 countHarvey County13,246Miami County: 13,239 countMiami County13,239Lyon County: 13,223 countLyon County13,223Cowley County: 13,091 countCowley County13,091Finney County: 13,021 countFinney County13,021Montgomery County: 12,682 countMontgomery County12,682McPherson County: 12,140 countMcPherson County12,140Ellis County: 11,958 countEllis County11,958Ford County: 11,676 countFord County11,676Franklin County: 10,185 countFranklin County10,185Barton County: 10,055 countBarton County10,055Pottawatomie County: 9,054 countPottawatomie County9,054Sumner County: 8,977 countSumner County8,977Labette County: 7,956 countLabette County7,956Dickinson County: 7,903 countDickinson County7,903Cherokee County: 7,533 countCherokee County7,533Jefferson County: 7,316 countJefferson County7,316Seward County: 7,071 countSeward County7,071Osage County: 6,280 countOsage County6,280Neosho County: 6,207 countNeosho County6,207Bourbon County: 5,875 countBourbon County5,875Atchison County: 5,840 countAtchison County5,840Jackson County: 5,182 countJackson County5,182Allen County: 4,981 countAllen County4,981Marion County: 4,577 countMarion County4,577Linn County: 4,093 countLinn County4,093Marshall County: 4,079 countMarshall County4,079Nemaha County: 3,986 countNemaha County3,986
count. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates, table B25003: occupied housing units (households). Retrieved 2026-10-12.

Full ranking

RankCounties2022
count
Change on 2021
1Johnson County241,191+1.4%
2Sedgwick County202,485+0.8%
3Shawnee County74,394+0.5%
4Wyandotte County61,282+0.7%
5Douglas County49,605+0.7%
6Leavenworth County29,226+2%
7Riley County26,765+0.7%
8Reno County25,157+0.5%
9Butler County24,760+0.6%
10Saline County22,358+1.4%
11Crawford County15,806+1.9%
12Geary County13,512+0.6%
13Harvey County13,246-0.1%
14Miami County13,239+2.5%
15Lyon County13,223+0.1%
16Cowley County13,091+0.6%
17Finney County13,021+0.8%
18Montgomery County12,682-0.9%
19McPherson County12,140-0.3%
20Ellis County11,958+0.5%
21Ford County11,676+0.9%
22Franklin County10,185+1.7%
23Barton County10,055-0.9%
24Pottawatomie County9,054+3%
25Sumner County8,977+0.2%
26Labette County7,956+1.3%
27Dickinson County7,903+2.4%
28Cherokee County7,533-0.1%
29Jefferson County7,316+0.7%
30Seward County7,071-2.5%
31Osage County6,280-0.7%
32Neosho County6,207-0.4%
33Bourbon County5,875+1.8%
34Atchison County5,840-0.6%
35Jackson County5,182-0.4%
36Allen County4,981+0.1%
37Marion County4,577-0.9%
38Linn County4,093+0.1%
39Marshall County4,079+0.2%
40Nemaha County3,986+0.4%
41Rice County3,763-0.1%
42Cloud County3,677+1.2%
43Brown County3,664-0.4%
44Pratt County3,580-2.5%
45Clay County3,570-1%
46Coffey County3,543+1.5%
47Wilson County3,492+0.9%
48Anderson County3,1650%
49Thomas County3,129-1.2%
50Kingman County3,104-2.3%
51Russell County2,995+2.2%
52Doniphan County2,735-1.8%
53Greenwood County2,584+1.9%
54Wabaunsee County2,570+1.3%
55Mitchell County2,4450%
56Grant County2,420-2.1%
57Pawnee County2,396+1.4%
58Ottawa County2,374+0.8%
59Washington County2,344+3.1%
60Sherman County2,317+3.5%
61Ellsworth County2,305-0.2%
62Morris County2,288-0.3%
63Phillips County2,191-0.5%
64Harper County2,186-0.8%
65Scott County2,143+1%
66Rooks County2,127+1%
67Gray County2,0540%
68Republic County2,029-2.3%
69Norton County1,881+3.6%
70Barber County1,771-2%
71Stevens County1,715-2.8%
72Stafford County1,610+2.5%
73Osborne County1,604+0.8%
74Meade County1,602-1.8%
75Smith County1,560+2.3%
76Haskell County1,354+1.6%
77Kearny County1,352+3.5%
78Rush County1,344+2%
79Decatur County1,324+1.5%
80Chautauqua County1,323+2.2%
81Trego County1,308+0.3%
82Jewell County1,278+3.1%
83Edwards County1,225-2.1%
84Lincoln County1,223+0.9%
85Woodson County1,213-1.9%
86Logan County1,209+4.6%
87Cheyenne County1,207-1.8%
88Graham County1,200+1.5%
89Gove County1,182-2%
90Rawlins County1,165-0.4%
91Ness County1,144-1%
92Chase County1,065+0.2%
93Elk County1,028+2.3%
94Sheridan County1,009+0.5%
95Morton County939+0.1%
96Kiowa County927+0.1%
97Stanton County888+6.5%
98Wichita County880-1.9%
99Comanche County827-2%
100Clark County807-4.4%
101Hamilton County716-8%
102Hodgeman County710-2.1%
103Lane County672+2%
104Wallace County663+0.2%
105Greeley County553+1.8%

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Number of households, which equals the number of occupied housing units. United States: American Community Survey five-year estimate, where the period shown is the last year of the five-year span.

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U.S. Census Bureau. American Community Survey 5-year estimates, table B25003: occupied housing units (households). https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2022/table-based-SF/data/5YRData/acsdt5y2022-b25003.dat. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

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U.S. Census Bureau. (2026). American Community Survey 5-year estimates, table B25003: occupied housing units (households) (Counties in Kansas by households, 2022) [Data set]. Retrieved October 12, 2026, from https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2022/table-based-SF/data/5YRData/acsdt5y2022-b25003.dat

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American Community Survey 5-year estimates, table B25003: occupied housing units (households), Counties in Kansas by households, 2022. U.S. Census Bureau, 29 Jan. 2026, https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2022/table-based-SF/data/5YRData/acsdt5y2022-b25003.dat. Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/households/kansas-counties?period=2022. Accessed 12 Oct. 2026.

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U.S. Census Bureau. 2026. American Community Survey 5-year estimates, table B25003: occupied housing units (households). Counties in Kansas by households, 2022. Dataset. Accessed October 12, 2026. https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2022/table-based-SF/data/5YRData/acsdt5y2022-b25003.dat. Also distributed by Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/households/kansas-counties?period=2022.

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U.S. Census Bureau (2026) American Community Survey 5-year estimates, table B25003: occupied housing units (households), Counties in Kansas by households, 2022 [Dataset]. Available at: https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2022/table-based-SF/data/5YRData/acsdt5y2022-b25003.dat, via Invokely: https://invokely.ai/rankings/households/kansas-counties?period=2022 (Accessed: 12 October 2026).

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Johnson County, with 241,191 in 2022, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.

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Greeley County, with 553 in 2022.

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