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Counties in Kansas by per capita personal income, 2024

Greeley County had the highest per capita personal income of 105 counties in 2024, at $134,780. Wyandotte County had the lowest, at $42,878. The median was $58,387 and the figure for Kansas was $65,693. Source: the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

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Highest134,780Greeley County
Lowest42,878Wyandotte County
Median58,387105 counties
Kansas65,693History

Map of counties, 2024

Allen County: 51,828 USDAnderson County: 56,187 USDAtchison County: 47,444 USDBarber County: 57,704 USDBarton County: 61,145 USDBourbon County: 49,629 USDBrown County: 57,431 USDButler County: 59,909 USDChase County: 66,680 USDChautauqua County: 48,845 USDCherokee County: 55,679 USDCheyenne County: 61,331 USDClark County: 64,211 USDClay County: 54,572 USDCloud County: 53,830 USDCoffey County: 58,553 USDComanche County: 56,354 USDCowley County: 48,066 USDCrawford County: 49,762 USDDecatur County: 66,503 USDDickinson County: 51,706 USDDoniphan County: 53,873 USDDouglas County: 58,698 USDEdwards County: 73,173 USDElk County: 47,806 USDEllis County: 58,325 USDEllsworth County: 50,858 USDFinney County: 54,867 USDFord County: 48,817 USDFranklin County: 53,518 USDGeary County: 56,303 USDGove County: 98,901 USDGraham County: 65,483 USDGrant County: 64,528 USDGray County: 84,604 USDGreeley County: 134,780 USDGreenwood County: 54,372 USDHamilton County: 101,962 USDHarper County: 62,662 USDHarvey County: 56,321 USDHaskell County: 89,909 USDHodgeman County: 76,736 USDJackson County: 54,826 USDJefferson County: 60,812 USDJewell County: 62,948 USDJohnson County: 95,419 USDKearny County: 64,338 USDKingman County: 58,387 USDKiowa County: 50,765 USDLabette County: 53,557 USDLane County: 88,578 USDLeavenworth County: 55,369 USDLincoln County: 52,199 USDLinn County: 51,148 USDLogan County: 69,501 USDLyon County: 50,360 USDMcPherson County: 65,632 USDMarion County: 52,566 USDMarshall County: 51,044 USDMeade County: 77,805 USDMiami County: 65,388 USDMitchell County: 73,731 USDMontgomery County: 48,328 USDMorris County: 56,467 USDMorton County: 66,821 USDNemaha County: 74,093 USDNeosho County: 51,317 USDNess County: 70,371 USDNorton County: 57,539 USDOsage County: 54,945 USDOsborne County: 57,882 USDOttawa County: 54,471 USDPawnee County: 52,115 USDPhillips County: 72,919 USDPottawatomie County: 65,498 USDPratt County: 59,974 USDRawlins County: 75,228 USDReno County: 53,245 USDRepublic County: 57,540 USDRice County: 59,723 USDRiley County: 55,837 USDRooks County: 50,725 USDRush County: 71,514 USDRussell County: 60,243 USDSaline County: 62,527 USDScott County: 73,097 USDSedgwick County: 63,303 USDSeward County: 48,578 USDShawnee County: 61,542 USDSheridan County: 66,737 USDSherman County: 56,980 USDSmith County: 62,319 USDStafford County: 64,215 USDStanton County: 76,141 USDStevens County: 62,214 USDSumner County: 51,402 USDThomas County: 63,921 USDTrego County: 59,565 USDWabaunsee County: 62,250 USDWallace County: 69,247 USDWashington County: 57,933 USDWichita County: 75,354 USDWilson County: 52,577 USDWoodson County: 49,140 USDWyandotte County: 42,878 USD
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USD, 2024. Source: BEA, CAINC1: county annual personal income summary, per capita personal income, current dollars, individual counties and county equivalents. Boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundary files.

Top 40 counties, 2024

Greeley County: 134,780 USDGreeley County134,780Hamilton County: 101,962 USDHamilton County101,962Gove County: 98,901 USDGove County98,901Johnson County: 95,419 USDJohnson County95,419Haskell County: 89,909 USDHaskell County89,909Lane County: 88,578 USDLane County88,578Gray County: 84,604 USDGray County84,604Meade County: 77,805 USDMeade County77,805Hodgeman County: 76,736 USDHodgeman County76,736Stanton County: 76,141 USDStanton County76,141Wichita County: 75,354 USDWichita County75,354Rawlins County: 75,228 USDRawlins County75,228Nemaha County: 74,093 USDNemaha County74,093Mitchell County: 73,731 USDMitchell County73,731Edwards County: 73,173 USDEdwards County73,173Scott County: 73,097 USDScott County73,097Phillips County: 72,919 USDPhillips County72,919Rush County: 71,514 USDRush County71,514Ness County: 70,371 USDNess County70,371Logan County: 69,501 USDLogan County69,501Wallace County: 69,247 USDWallace County69,247Morton County: 66,821 USDMorton County66,821Sheridan County: 66,737 USDSheridan County66,737Chase County: 66,680 USDChase County66,680Decatur County: 66,503 USDDecatur County66,503McPherson County: 65,632 USDMcPherson County65,632Pottawatomie County: 65,498 USDPottawatomie County65,498Graham County: 65,483 USDGraham County65,483Miami County: 65,388 USDMiami County65,388Grant County: 64,528 USDGrant County64,528Kearny County: 64,338 USDKearny County64,338Stafford County: 64,215 USDStafford County64,215Clark County: 64,211 USDClark County64,211Thomas County: 63,921 USDThomas County63,921Sedgwick County: 63,303 USDSedgwick County63,303Jewell County: 62,948 USDJewell County62,948Harper County: 62,662 USDHarper County62,662Saline County: 62,527 USDSaline County62,527Smith County: 62,319 USDSmith County62,319Wabaunsee County: 62,250 USDWabaunsee County62,250Greeley County: 134,780 USDGreeley County134,780Hamilton County: 101,962 USDHamilton County101,962Gove County: 98,901 USDGove County98,901Johnson County: 95,419 USDJohnson County95,419Haskell County: 89,909 USDHaskell County89,909Lane County: 88,578 USDLane County88,578Gray County: 84,604 USDGray County84,604Meade County: 77,805 USDMeade County77,805Hodgeman County: 76,736 USDHodgeman County76,736Stanton County: 76,141 USDStanton County76,141Wichita County: 75,354 USDWichita County75,354Rawlins County: 75,228 USDRawlins County75,228Nemaha County: 74,093 USDNemaha County74,093Mitchell County: 73,731 USDMitchell County73,731Edwards County: 73,173 USDEdwards County73,173Scott County: 73,097 USDScott County73,097Phillips County: 72,919 USDPhillips County72,919Rush County: 71,514 USDRush County71,514Ness County: 70,371 USDNess County70,371Logan County: 69,501 USDLogan County69,501Wallace County: 69,247 USDWallace County69,247Morton County: 66,821 USDMorton County66,821Sheridan County: 66,737 USDSheridan County66,737Chase County: 66,680 USDChase County66,680Decatur County: 66,503 USDDecatur County66,503McPherson County: 65,632 USDMcPherson County65,632Pottawatomie County: 65,498 USDPottawatomie County65,498Graham County: 65,483 USDGraham County65,483Miami County: 65,388 USDMiami County65,388Grant County: 64,528 USDGrant County64,528Kearny County: 64,338 USDKearny County64,338Stafford County: 64,215 USDStafford County64,215Clark County: 64,211 USDClark County64,211Thomas County: 63,921 USDThomas County63,921Sedgwick County: 63,303 USDSedgwick County63,303Jewell County: 62,948 USDJewell County62,948Harper County: 62,662 USDHarper County62,662Saline County: 62,527 USDSaline County62,527Smith County: 62,319 USDSmith County62,319Wabaunsee County: 62,250 USDWabaunsee County62,250
USD. Source: BEA, CAINC1: county annual personal income summary, per capita personal income, current dollars, individual counties and county equivalents. Retrieved 2026-10-11.

Full ranking

RankCounties2024
USD		Change on 2023
1Greeley County134,780+24.5%
2Hamilton County101,962+7.1%
3Gove County98,901-3.2%
4Johnson County95,419+4.2%
5Haskell County89,909+1%
6Lane County88,578-9%
7Gray County84,604+10.7%
8Meade County77,805+4.1%
9Hodgeman County76,736+2.3%
10Stanton County76,141-10.6%
11Wichita County75,354+5.8%
12Rawlins County75,228+6.5%
13Nemaha County74,093+4.7%
14Mitchell County73,731-3.5%
15Edwards County73,173-1.6%
16Scott County73,097+8.7%
17Phillips County72,919+0.5%
18Rush County71,514+1.6%
19Ness County70,371-8.6%
20Logan County69,501+0.5%
21Wallace County69,247+11.7%
22Morton County66,821+5.6%
23Sheridan County66,737+4.4%
24Chase County66,680-1.8%
25Decatur County66,503+1.1%
26McPherson County65,632+2.7%
27Pottawatomie County65,498+4%
28Graham County65,483-12.7%
29Miami County65,388+4%
30Grant County64,528+14.5%
31Kearny County64,338-6.9%
32Stafford County64,215+6.8%
33Clark County64,211+2.8%
34Thomas County63,921+4.7%
35Sedgwick County63,303+3.9%
36Jewell County62,948-8.4%
37Harper County62,662-3.7%
38Saline County62,527+4.7%
39Smith County62,319-7.9%
40Wabaunsee County62,250+3.3%
41Stevens County62,214+6.6%
42Shawnee County61,542+4.6%
43Cheyenne County61,331-4.4%
44Barton County61,145+4.1%
45Jefferson County60,812+4.6%
46Russell County60,243-1.3%
47Pratt County59,974+1.2%
48Butler County59,909+3.7%
49Rice County59,723+4.5%
50Trego County59,565-14.1%
51Douglas County58,698+4.7%
52Coffey County58,553+0.9%
53Kingman County58,387-1.8%
54Ellis County58,325+1%
55Washington County57,933+4.3%
56Osborne County57,882-12.6%
57Barber County57,704-3.9%
58Republic County57,540+3.2%
59Norton County57,539-5.1%
60Brown County57,431+5.7%
61Sherman County56,980-2.5%
62Morris County56,467-0.4%
63Comanche County56,354-7.7%
64Harvey County56,321+3.5%
65Geary County56,303+4.2%
66Anderson County56,187-0.1%
67Riley County55,837+4.4%
68Cherokee County55,679+3.4%
69Leavenworth County55,369+4.5%
70Osage County54,945+2.8%
71Finney County54,867+4.9%
72Jackson County54,826+3.7%
73Clay County54,572+2%
74Ottawa County54,471-1.4%
75Greenwood County54,372+0.8%
76Doniphan County53,873+4.7%
77Cloud County53,830+1.2%
78Labette County53,557+4%
79Franklin County53,518+3.7%
80Reno County53,245+4.7%
81Wilson County52,577+1.1%
82Marion County52,566+0.4%
83Lincoln County52,199-9%
84Pawnee County52,115+2%
85Allen County51,828+3.7%
86Dickinson County51,706+0.7%
87Sumner County51,402+1.5%
88Neosho County51,317+1.9%
89Linn County51,148+1.9%
90Marshall County51,044+2.7%
91Ellsworth County50,858-0.8%
92Kiowa County50,765-6.4%
93Rooks County50,725-7.3%
94Lyon County50,360+1.7%
95Crawford County49,762+4.8%
96Bourbon County49,629+2.1%
97Woodson County49,140-1.2%
98Chautauqua County48,845+1.3%
99Ford County48,817+2.7%
100Seward County48,578+2%
101Montgomery County48,328+4.2%
102Cowley County48,066+2.7%
103Elk County47,806+0.3%
104Atchison County47,444+3.4%
105Wyandotte County42,878+3.6%

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Personal income of the residents of a place divided by its resident population at mid-year, in current US dollars.

More on how it is measured
  • Personal income is income from work, own businesses, property and government benefits, before income taxes.
  • United States: Bureau of Economic Analysis regional accounts, tables SAINC1 for the nation and states and CAINC1 for counties.

An average, not a median: high incomes pull it up. It includes employer contributions to pensions and health insurance and government benefits, so it is higher than wages or household cash income. For the typical household use median_household_income. Not the same as gdp_per_capita_usd.

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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U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis. CAINC1: county annual personal income summary, per capita personal income, current dollars, individual counties and county equivalents. https://apps.bea.gov/regional/zip/CAINC1.zip. Retrieved 2026-10-11.

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U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis. (2026). CAINC1: county annual personal income summary, per capita personal income, current dollars, individual counties and county equivalents (Counties in Kansas by per capita personal income, 2024) [Data set]. Retrieved October 11, 2026, from https://apps.bea.gov/regional/zip/CAINC1.zip

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CAINC1: county annual personal income summary, per capita personal income, current dollars, individual counties and county equivalents, Counties in Kansas by per capita personal income, 2024. U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, 5 Feb. 2026, https://apps.bea.gov/regional/zip/CAINC1.zip. Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/per-capita-personal-income/kansas-counties. Accessed 11 Oct. 2026.

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U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis. 2026. CAINC1: county annual personal income summary, per capita personal income, current dollars, individual counties and county equivalents. Counties in Kansas by per capita personal income, 2024. Dataset. Accessed October 11, 2026. https://apps.bea.gov/regional/zip/CAINC1.zip. Also distributed by Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/per-capita-personal-income/kansas-counties.

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Which county has the highest per capita personal income?

Greeley County, with $134,780 in 2024, according to the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

Which county has the lowest per capita personal income?

Wyandotte County, with $42,878 in 2024.

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