Counties in Kansas by median household income (US single-year estimate)

Johnson County had the highest median household income (US single-year estimate) of 105 counties in 2014, at $76,104. Woodson County had the lowest, at $35,502. The median was $47,723 and the figure for Kansas was $52,392. Source: the U.S. Census Bureau.

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Highest76,104Johnson County
Lowest35,502Woodson County
Median47,723105 counties
Kansas52,392History

Map of counties, 2014

Allen County: 39,196 USDAnderson County: 45,368 USDAtchison County: 44,199 USDBarber County: 51,676 USDBarton County: 46,942 USDBourbon County: 38,430 USDBrown County: 45,781 USDButler County: 60,123 USDChase County: 47,025 USDChautauqua County: 39,120 USDCherokee County: 40,686 USDCheyenne County: 41,797 USDClark County: 47,650 USDClay County: 53,131 USDCloud County: 42,697 USDCoffey County: 55,705 USDComanche County: 45,353 USDCowley County: 45,180 USDCrawford County: 38,491 USDDecatur County: 41,434 USDDickinson County: 47,493 USDDoniphan County: 47,599 USDDouglas County: 49,246 USDEdwards County: 49,256 USDElk County: 36,471 USDEllis County: 49,508 USDEllsworth County: 46,961 USDFinney County: 48,609 USDFord County: 51,144 USDFranklin County: 50,745 USDGeary County: 41,193 USDGove County: 50,886 USDGraham County: 45,341 USDGrant County: 60,279 USDGray County: 58,543 USDGreeley County: 52,795 USDGreenwood County: 39,732 USDHamilton County: 47,709 USDHarper County: 50,525 USDHarvey County: 55,074 USDHaskell County: 59,596 USDHodgeman County: 52,394 USDJackson County: 53,796 USDJefferson County: 56,927 USDJewell County: 44,101 USDJohnson County: 76,104 USDKearny County: 53,484 USDKingman County: 53,378 USDKiowa County: 46,318 USDLabette County: 40,822 USDLane County: 53,739 USDLeavenworth County: 65,549 USDLincoln County: 44,896 USDLinn County: 44,520 USDLogan County: 49,852 USDLyon County: 43,038 USDMcPherson County: 57,878 USDMarion County: 47,723 USDMarshall County: 47,901 USDMeade County: 53,903 USDMiami County: 63,924 USDMitchell County: 48,645 USDMontgomery County: 42,221 USDMorris County: 44,774 USDMorton County: 55,378 USDNemaha County: 54,149 USDNeosho County: 41,527 USDNess County: 51,923 USDNorton County: 44,846 USDOsage County: 52,749 USDOsborne County: 38,848 USDOttawa County: 52,744 USDPawnee County: 47,351 USDPhillips County: 45,856 USDPottawatomie County: 65,373 USDPratt County: 54,701 USDRawlins County: 44,932 USDReno County: 46,533 USDRepublic County: 42,381 USDRice County: 49,152 USDRiley County: 46,468 USDRooks County: 48,383 USDRush County: 43,083 USDRussell County: 45,443 USDSaline County: 48,460 USDScott County: 56,032 USDSedgwick County: 51,175 USDSeward County: 47,381 USDShawnee County: 52,795 USDSheridan County: 52,300 USDSherman County: 43,100 USDSmith County: 41,303 USDStafford County: 45,945 USDStanton County: 56,591 USDStevens County: 59,773 USDSumner County: 52,476 USDThomas County: 50,639 USDTrego County: 46,859 USDWabaunsee County: 59,160 USDWallace County: 49,109 USDWashington County: 43,264 USDWichita County: 53,447 USDWilson County: 39,764 USDWoodson County: 35,502 USDWyandotte County: 37,087 USD
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USD, 2014. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Small Area Income and Poverty Estimates (SAIPE): median household income, nation, states and counties. Boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundary files.

Top 40 counties, 2014

Johnson County: 76,104 USDJohnson County76,104Leavenworth County: 65,549 USDLeavenworth County65,549Pottawatomie County: 65,373 USDPottawatomie County65,373Miami County: 63,924 USDMiami County63,924Grant County: 60,279 USDGrant County60,279Butler County: 60,123 USDButler County60,123Stevens County: 59,773 USDStevens County59,773Haskell County: 59,596 USDHaskell County59,596Wabaunsee County: 59,160 USDWabaunsee County59,160Gray County: 58,543 USDGray County58,543McPherson County: 57,878 USDMcPherson County57,878Jefferson County: 56,927 USDJefferson County56,927Stanton County: 56,591 USDStanton County56,591Scott County: 56,032 USDScott County56,032Coffey County: 55,705 USDCoffey County55,705Morton County: 55,378 USDMorton County55,378Harvey County: 55,074 USDHarvey County55,074Pratt County: 54,701 USDPratt County54,701Nemaha County: 54,149 USDNemaha County54,149Meade County: 53,903 USDMeade County53,903Jackson County: 53,796 USDJackson County53,796Lane County: 53,739 USDLane County53,739Kearny County: 53,484 USDKearny County53,484Wichita County: 53,447 USDWichita County53,447Kingman County: 53,378 USDKingman County53,378Clay County: 53,131 USDClay County53,131Greeley County: 52,795 USDGreeley County52,795Shawnee County: 52,795 USDShawnee County52,795Osage County: 52,749 USDOsage County52,749Ottawa County: 52,744 USDOttawa County52,744Sumner County: 52,476 USDSumner County52,476Hodgeman County: 52,394 USDHodgeman County52,394Sheridan County: 52,300 USDSheridan County52,300Ness County: 51,923 USDNess County51,923Barber County: 51,676 USDBarber County51,676Sedgwick County: 51,175 USDSedgwick County51,175Ford County: 51,144 USDFord County51,144Gove County: 50,886 USDGove County50,886Franklin County: 50,745 USDFranklin County50,745Thomas County: 50,639 USDThomas County50,639Johnson County: 76,104 USDJohnson County76,104Leavenworth County: 65,549 USDLeavenworth County65,549Pottawatomie County: 65,373 USDPottawatomie County65,373Miami County: 63,924 USDMiami County63,924Grant County: 60,279 USDGrant County60,279Butler County: 60,123 USDButler County60,123Stevens County: 59,773 USDStevens County59,773Haskell County: 59,596 USDHaskell County59,596Wabaunsee County: 59,160 USDWabaunsee County59,160Gray County: 58,543 USDGray County58,543McPherson County: 57,878 USDMcPherson County57,878Jefferson County: 56,927 USDJefferson County56,927Stanton County: 56,591 USDStanton County56,591Scott County: 56,032 USDScott County56,032Coffey County: 55,705 USDCoffey County55,705Morton County: 55,378 USDMorton County55,378Harvey County: 55,074 USDHarvey County55,074Pratt County: 54,701 USDPratt County54,701Nemaha County: 54,149 USDNemaha County54,149Meade County: 53,903 USDMeade County53,903Jackson County: 53,796 USDJackson County53,796Lane County: 53,739 USDLane County53,739Kearny County: 53,484 USDKearny County53,484Wichita County: 53,447 USDWichita County53,447Kingman County: 53,378 USDKingman County53,378Clay County: 53,131 USDClay County53,131Greeley County: 52,795 USDGreeley County52,795Shawnee County: 52,795 USDShawnee County52,795Osage County: 52,749 USDOsage County52,749Ottawa County: 52,744 USDOttawa County52,744Sumner County: 52,476 USDSumner County52,476Hodgeman County: 52,394 USDHodgeman County52,394Sheridan County: 52,300 USDSheridan County52,300Ness County: 51,923 USDNess County51,923Barber County: 51,676 USDBarber County51,676Sedgwick County: 51,175 USDSedgwick County51,175Ford County: 51,144 USDFord County51,144Gove County: 50,886 USDGove County50,886Franklin County: 50,745 USDFranklin County50,745Thomas County: 50,639 USDThomas County50,639
USD. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Small Area Income and Poverty Estimates (SAIPE): median household income, nation, states and counties. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

Full ranking

RankCounties2014
USD
Change on 2013
1Johnson County76,104+2.7%
2Leavenworth County65,549+0.2%
3Pottawatomie County65,373+9.2%
4Miami County63,924+7.1%
5Grant County60,279+9.7%
6Butler County60,123+6.5%
7Stevens County59,773+4%
8Haskell County59,596+12.3%
9Wabaunsee County59,160+8.7%
10Gray County58,543+3.4%
11McPherson County57,878+9.8%
12Jefferson County56,927+3.7%
13Stanton County56,591+13.2%
14Scott County56,032+9.8%
15Coffey County55,705+4.1%
16Morton County55,378+8.3%
17Harvey County55,074+1.7%
18Pratt County54,701+7.3%
19Nemaha County54,149+8.3%
20Meade County53,903-0.1%
21Jackson County53,796+6.2%
22Lane County53,739+1.6%
23Kearny County53,484-1.7%
24Wichita County53,447+4.2%
25Kingman County53,378+4.1%
26Clay County53,131+10.3%
27Greeley County52,795+4.3%
27Shawnee County52,795+5.5%
29Osage County52,749+7.7%
30Ottawa County52,744+1.4%
31Sumner County52,476+3.2%
32Hodgeman County52,394+6.7%
33Sheridan County52,300+2.6%
34Ness County51,923+5%
35Barber County51,676+3.2%
36Sedgwick County51,175+5.1%
37Ford County51,144+10.1%
38Gove County50,886+5.9%
39Franklin County50,745+5.1%
40Thomas County50,639+6.3%
41Harper County50,525+17.3%
42Logan County49,852+7.5%
43Ellis County49,508+4.3%
44Edwards County49,256+7.8%
45Douglas County49,246-3.9%
46Rice County49,152+8.3%
47Wallace County49,109+6.6%
48Mitchell County48,645+5.3%
49Finney County48,609+3.5%
50Saline County48,460-0.1%
51Rooks County48,383+18.4%
52Marshall County47,901-4.4%
53Marion County47,723+5.3%
54Hamilton County47,709+12.9%
55Clark County47,650+11.2%
56Doniphan County47,599+2.7%
57Dickinson County47,493-3.1%
58Seward County47,381+4.5%
59Pawnee County47,351+4.5%
60Chase County47,025+6.2%
61Ellsworth County46,961-2.2%
62Barton County46,942+10.5%
63Trego County46,859+7.3%
64Reno County46,533+5.5%
65Riley County46,468+0.4%
66Kiowa County46,318+2%
67Stafford County45,945+8.3%
68Phillips County45,856+4%
69Brown County45,781+10.5%
70Russell County45,443+15%
71Anderson County45,368+7%
72Comanche County45,353+2.9%
73Graham County45,341+2.1%
74Cowley County45,180+6.7%
75Rawlins County44,932-2.1%
76Lincoln County44,896+5.6%
77Norton County44,846+5.8%
78Morris County44,774-3.5%
79Linn County44,520+1.1%
80Atchison County44,1990%
81Jewell County44,101+5.2%
82Washington County43,264-1.4%
83Sherman County43,100+13.3%
84Rush County43,083+0.5%
85Lyon County43,038+9%
86Cloud County42,697+5%
87Republic County42,381+6.4%
88Montgomery County42,221+8.1%
89Cheyenne County41,797+6.3%
90Neosho County41,527-0.8%
91Decatur County41,434+9.6%
92Smith County41,303+4%
93Geary County41,193+0.4%
94Labette County40,822+5.9%
95Cherokee County40,686+0.9%
96Wilson County39,764-3.2%
97Greenwood County39,732+11%
98Allen County39,196-2.2%
99Chautauqua County39,120+0.4%
100Osborne County38,848+0.9%
101Crawford County38,491+4.1%
102Bourbon County38,430+6.8%
103Wyandotte County37,087-4.2%
104Elk County36,471-2.8%
105Woodson County35,502-13.3%

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Household income at the middle of the distribution for one year, in US dollars of that year. United States: Census Bureau Small Area Income and Poverty Estimates (SAIPE) for the nation, states and counties.

A model-based estimate that combines the one-year American Community Survey with federal tax records and other administrative data, so every county gets a figure for a single year. The national figure is the one-year ACS estimate. Not adjusted for inflation between years. The Census Bureau advises comparing years from 2006 on only. For the five-year ACS median, which also covers cities, use median_household_income.

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U.S. Census Bureau. Small Area Income and Poverty Estimates (SAIPE): median household income, nation, states and counties. https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/saipe/datasets/2014/2014-state-and-county/est14all.txt. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

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U.S. Census Bureau. (2026). Small Area Income and Poverty Estimates (SAIPE): median household income, nation, states and counties (Counties in Kansas by median household income (US single-year estimate), 2014) [Data set]. Retrieved October 12, 2026, from https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/saipe/datasets/2014/2014-state-and-county/est14all.txt

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Small Area Income and Poverty Estimates (SAIPE): median household income, nation, states and counties, Counties in Kansas by median household income (US single-year estimate), 2014. U.S. Census Bureau, 27 Jan. 2026, https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/saipe/datasets/2014/2014-state-and-county/est14all.txt. Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/median-household-income-single-year-us/kansas-counties?period=2014. Accessed 12 Oct. 2026.

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Which county has the highest median household income (US single-year estimate)?

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Woodson County, with $35,502 in 2014.

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