Counties in Kansas by housing units

Johnson County had the highest housing units of 105 counties in 2022, at 252,108. Greeley County had the lowest, at 633. The median was 3,386 and the figure for Kansas was 1.28 million. Source: the U.S. Census Bureau.

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Highest252,108Johnson County
Median3,386105 counties
Kansas1,278,548History

Map of counties, 2022

Allen County: 6,067 countAnderson County: 3,568 countAtchison County: 6,817 countBarber County: 2,496 countBarton County: 12,396 countBourbon County: 6,779 countBrown County: 4,507 countButler County: 27,019 countChase County: 1,407 countChautauqua County: 1,983 countCherokee County: 9,168 countCheyenne County: 1,453 countClark County: 1,044 countClay County: 3,935 countCloud County: 4,520 countCoffey County: 3,976 countComanche County: 1,035 countCowley County: 15,626 countCrawford County: 18,029 countDecatur County: 1,646 countDickinson County: 8,785 countDoniphan County: 3,386 countDouglas County: 52,818 countEdwards County: 1,549 countElk County: 1,511 countEllis County: 13,214 countEllsworth County: 3,102 countFinney County: 14,174 countFord County: 12,568 countFranklin County: 11,180 countGeary County: 15,893 countGove County: 1,336 countGraham County: 1,432 countGrant County: 2,932 countGray County: 2,334 countGreeley County: 633 countGreenwood County: 3,671 countHamilton County: 967 countHarper County: 3,045 countHarvey County: 14,585 countHaskell County: 1,551 countHodgeman County: 851 countJackson County: 5,612 countJefferson County: 7,967 countJewell County: 1,774 countJohnson County: 252,108 countKearny County: 1,582 countKingman County: 3,671 countKiowa County: 1,158 countLabette County: 9,542 countLane County: 887 countLeavenworth County: 31,280 countLincoln County: 1,679 countLinn County: 5,144 countLogan County: 1,372 countLyon County: 14,998 countMcPherson County: 13,082 countMarion County: 5,699 countMarshall County: 4,766 countMeade County: 1,912 countMiami County: 13,939 countMitchell County: 3,128 countMontgomery County: 15,625 countMorris County: 3,003 countMorton County: 1,321 countNemaha County: 4,507 countNeosho County: 7,239 countNess County: 1,500 countNorton County: 2,463 countOsage County: 7,273 countOsborne County: 2,050 countOttawa County: 2,680 countPawnee County: 3,065 countPhillips County: 2,816 countPottawatomie County: 9,938 countPratt County: 4,390 countRawlins County: 1,372 countReno County: 28,309 countRepublic County: 2,682 countRice County: 4,395 countRiley County: 30,595 countRooks County: 2,637 countRush County: 1,683 countRussell County: 3,693 countSaline County: 24,116 countScott County: 2,262 countSedgwick County: 224,058 countSeward County: 8,268 countShawnee County: 80,673 countSheridan County: 1,160 countSherman County: 2,951 countSmith County: 2,041 countStafford County: 2,113 countStanton County: 1,081 countStevens County: 2,247 countSumner County: 10,390 countThomas County: 3,576 countTrego County: 1,657 countWabaunsee County: 3,128 countWallace County: 742 countWashington County: 2,736 countWichita County: 1,002 countWilson County: 4,498 countWoodson County: 1,843 countWyandotte County: 68,482 count
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count, 2022. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates, table B25001: total housing units. Boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundary files.

Top 40 counties, 2022

Johnson County: 252,108 countJohnson County252,108Sedgwick County: 224,058 countSedgwick County224,058Shawnee County: 80,673 countShawnee County80,673Wyandotte County: 68,482 countWyandotte County68,482Douglas County: 52,818 countDouglas County52,818Leavenworth County: 31,280 countLeavenworth County31,280Riley County: 30,595 countRiley County30,595Reno County: 28,309 countReno County28,309Butler County: 27,019 countButler County27,019Saline County: 24,116 countSaline County24,116Crawford County: 18,029 countCrawford County18,029Geary County: 15,893 countGeary County15,893Cowley County: 15,626 countCowley County15,626Montgomery County: 15,625 countMontgomery County15,625Lyon County: 14,998 countLyon County14,998Harvey County: 14,585 countHarvey County14,585Finney County: 14,174 countFinney County14,174Miami County: 13,939 countMiami County13,939Ellis County: 13,214 countEllis County13,214McPherson County: 13,082 countMcPherson County13,082Ford County: 12,568 countFord County12,568Barton County: 12,396 countBarton County12,396Franklin County: 11,180 countFranklin County11,180Sumner County: 10,390 countSumner County10,390Pottawatomie County: 9,938 countPottawatomie County9,938Labette County: 9,542 countLabette County9,542Cherokee County: 9,168 countCherokee County9,168Dickinson County: 8,785 countDickinson County8,785Seward County: 8,268 countSeward County8,268Jefferson County: 7,967 countJefferson County7,967Osage County: 7,273 countOsage County7,273Neosho County: 7,239 countNeosho County7,239Atchison County: 6,817 countAtchison County6,817Bourbon County: 6,779 countBourbon County6,779Allen County: 6,067 countAllen County6,067Marion County: 5,699 countMarion County5,699Jackson County: 5,612 countJackson County5,612Linn County: 5,144 countLinn County5,144Marshall County: 4,766 countMarshall County4,766Cloud County: 4,520 countCloud County4,520Johnson County: 252,108 countJohnson County252,108Sedgwick County: 224,058 countSedgwick County224,058Shawnee County: 80,673 countShawnee County80,673Wyandotte County: 68,482 countWyandotte County68,482Douglas County: 52,818 countDouglas County52,818Leavenworth County: 31,280 countLeavenworth County31,280Riley County: 30,595 countRiley County30,595Reno County: 28,309 countReno County28,309Butler County: 27,019 countButler County27,019Saline County: 24,116 countSaline County24,116Crawford County: 18,029 countCrawford County18,029Geary County: 15,893 countGeary County15,893Cowley County: 15,626 countCowley County15,626Montgomery County: 15,625 countMontgomery County15,625Lyon County: 14,998 countLyon County14,998Harvey County: 14,585 countHarvey County14,585Finney County: 14,174 countFinney County14,174Miami County: 13,939 countMiami County13,939Ellis County: 13,214 countEllis County13,214McPherson County: 13,082 countMcPherson County13,082Ford County: 12,568 countFord County12,568Barton County: 12,396 countBarton County12,396Franklin County: 11,180 countFranklin County11,180Sumner County: 10,390 countSumner County10,390Pottawatomie County: 9,938 countPottawatomie County9,938Labette County: 9,542 countLabette County9,542Cherokee County: 9,168 countCherokee County9,168Dickinson County: 8,785 countDickinson County8,785Seward County: 8,268 countSeward County8,268Jefferson County: 7,967 countJefferson County7,967Osage County: 7,273 countOsage County7,273Neosho County: 7,239 countNeosho County7,239Atchison County: 6,817 countAtchison County6,817Bourbon County: 6,779 countBourbon County6,779Allen County: 6,067 countAllen County6,067Marion County: 5,699 countMarion County5,699Jackson County: 5,612 countJackson County5,612Linn County: 5,144 countLinn County5,144Marshall County: 4,766 countMarshall County4,766Cloud County: 4,520 countCloud County4,520
count. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates, table B25001: total housing units. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

Full ranking

RankCounties2022
count
Change on 2021
1Johnson County252,108+1.3%
2Sedgwick County224,058+0.7%
3Shawnee County80,673+0.2%
4Wyandotte County68,482+0.2%
5Douglas County52,818+0.9%
6Leavenworth County31,280+1.1%
7Riley County30,595+0.2%
8Reno County28,3090%
9Butler County27,019+0.6%
10Saline County24,116+0.1%
11Crawford County18,029+0.2%
12Geary County15,893+0.2%
13Cowley County15,626+0.1%
14Montgomery County15,625-0.4%
15Lyon County14,998+0.1%
16Harvey County14,585+0.1%
17Finney County14,174+0.7%
18Miami County13,939+1.1%
19Ellis County13,214+0.3%
20McPherson County13,082+0.3%
21Ford County12,568+0.5%
22Barton County12,396-0.1%
23Franklin County11,180+0.4%
24Sumner County10,3900%
25Pottawatomie County9,938+1.7%
26Labette County9,542-0.4%
27Cherokee County9,168-0.2%
28Dickinson County8,785-0.7%
29Seward County8,268+0.2%
30Jefferson County7,967+0.1%
31Osage County7,273+0.1%
32Neosho County7,239-0.7%
33Atchison County6,817-0.3%
34Bourbon County6,779-0.4%
35Allen County6,067-0.4%
36Marion County5,699-0.2%
37Jackson County5,612+0.1%
38Linn County5,144+0.6%
39Marshall County4,766-0.6%
40Cloud County4,5200%
41Brown County4,507-0.4%
41Nemaha County4,507+0.3%
43Wilson County4,498-0.1%
44Rice County4,395-0%
45Pratt County4,390-0.2%
46Coffey County3,976+0.6%
47Clay County3,935-0.1%
48Russell County3,693-0.2%
49Greenwood County3,671-0.7%
49Kingman County3,671+0.2%
51Thomas County3,576+0.2%
52Anderson County3,568-0.3%
53Doniphan County3,386+0.2%
54Mitchell County3,128-0.6%
54Wabaunsee County3,128-0.1%
56Ellsworth County3,102-0.3%
57Pawnee County3,065-0.1%
58Harper County3,045-0.3%
59Morris County3,003-0.6%
60Sherman County2,951-0.4%
61Grant County2,932+0.1%
62Phillips County2,816-0.5%
63Washington County2,736-0.2%
64Republic County2,682-0.6%
65Ottawa County2,680+0.1%
66Rooks County2,637-0.6%
67Barber County2,496-0.5%
68Norton County2,463-0.2%
69Gray County2,334-0.4%
70Scott County2,262+0.9%
71Stevens County2,247-0.1%
72Stafford County2,113+0.2%
73Osborne County2,050-0.6%
74Smith County2,041-0.7%
75Chautauqua County1,983-0.6%
76Meade County1,912+0.9%
77Woodson County1,843-0.6%
78Jewell County1,774-1.3%
79Rush County1,683+0.5%
80Lincoln County1,679-1%
81Trego County1,657-1%
82Decatur County1,646-1.1%
83Kearny County1,582+0.3%
84Haskell County1,551-0.2%
85Edwards County1,549-0.3%
86Elk County1,511-1.1%
87Ness County1,500-0.7%
88Cheyenne County1,453-1.2%
89Graham County1,432-0.1%
90Chase County1,407-0.2%
91Logan County1,372-0.4%
91Rawlins County1,372+0.1%
93Gove County1,336-1%
94Morton County1,321-1%
95Sheridan County1,160-0.3%
96Kiowa County1,158-0.8%
97Stanton County1,081+7.2%
98Clark County1,044-2.1%
99Comanche County1,035-0.1%
100Wichita County1,002-1.4%
101Hamilton County967-7.4%
102Lane County887+1%
103Hodgeman County851-1.7%
104Wallace County742-2.5%
105Greeley County633+0.5%

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All housing units, occupied and vacant: houses, apartments, mobile homes and rooms intended as separate living quarters. 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 B25001: total housing units. https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2022/table-based-SF/data/5YRData/acsdt5y2022-b25001.dat. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

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Which county has the highest housing units?

Johnson County, with 252,108 in 2022, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.

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Greeley County, with 633 in 2022.

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