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Counties in Kansas by per capita personal income

Wichita County had the highest per capita personal income of 105 counties in 2013, at $90,315. Lyon County had the lowest, at $31,076. The median was $44,474 and the figure for Kansas was $45,666. Source: the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

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Highest90,315Wichita County
Lowest31,076Lyon County
Median44,474105 counties
Kansas45,666History

Map of counties, 2013

Allen County: 35,151 USDAnderson County: 36,815 USDAtchison County: 31,724 USDBarber County: 49,402 USDBarton County: 46,984 USDBourbon County: 36,475 USDBrown County: 41,424 USDButler County: 41,524 USDChase County: 52,549 USDChautauqua County: 39,269 USDCherokee County: 33,474 USDCheyenne County: 56,465 USDClark County: 51,534 USDClay County: 38,286 USDCloud County: 33,858 USDCoffey County: 54,818 USDComanche County: 41,797 USDCowley County: 34,629 USDCrawford County: 35,559 USDDecatur County: 48,811 USDDickinson County: 35,191 USDDoniphan County: 35,969 USDDouglas County: 36,932 USDEdwards County: 63,862 USDElk County: 40,065 USDEllis County: 44,474 USDEllsworth County: 38,293 USDFinney County: 38,638 USDFord County: 34,556 USDFranklin County: 36,158 USDGeary County: 41,422 USDGove County: 60,597 USDGraham County: 55,844 USDGrant County: 52,218 USDGray County: 77,799 USDGreeley County: 77,249 USDGreenwood County: 37,619 USDHamilton County: 76,379 USDHarper County: 46,812 USDHarvey County: 37,841 USDHaskell County: 88,349 USDHodgeman County: 54,853 USDJackson County: 36,592 USDJefferson County: 38,550 USDJewell County: 51,442 USDJohnson County: 59,939 USDKearny County: 59,542 USDKingman County: 40,897 USDKiowa County: 40,468 USDLabette County: 36,795 USDLane County: 84,026 USDLeavenworth County: 37,364 USDLincoln County: 36,294 USDLinn County: 33,422 USDLogan County: 56,885 USDLyon County: 31,076 USDMcPherson County: 44,512 USDMarion County: 35,592 USDMarshall County: 40,589 USDMeade County: 68,775 USDMiami County: 40,141 USDMitchell County: 48,138 USDMontgomery County: 34,130 USDMorris County: 37,083 USDMorton County: 48,080 USDNemaha County: 46,355 USDNeosho County: 35,323 USDNess County: 54,260 USDNorton County: 45,269 USDOsage County: 35,402 USDOsborne County: 45,510 USDOttawa County: 37,308 USDPawnee County: 43,194 USDPhillips County: 54,536 USDPottawatomie County: 47,018 USDPratt County: 47,198 USDRawlins County: 63,865 USDReno County: 35,328 USDRepublic County: 47,158 USDRice County: 43,285 USDRiley County: 37,057 USDRooks County: 42,886 USDRush County: 47,774 USDRussell County: 53,794 USDSaline County: 40,792 USDScott County: 67,191 USDSedgwick County: 47,482 USDSeward County: 36,266 USDShawnee County: 39,291 USDSheridan County: 72,891 USDSherman County: 50,783 USDSmith County: 46,152 USDStafford County: 59,762 USDStanton County: 81,341 USDStevens County: 53,100 USDSumner County: 36,212 USDThomas County: 49,753 USDTrego County: 47,565 USDWabaunsee County: 44,779 USDWallace County: 67,581 USDWashington County: 45,221 USDWichita County: 90,315 USDWilson County: 38,823 USDWoodson County: 37,521 USDWyandotte County: 47,074 USD
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USD, 2013. 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, 2013

Wichita County: 90,315 USDWichita County90,315Haskell County: 88,349 USDHaskell County88,349Lane County: 84,026 USDLane County84,026Stanton County: 81,341 USDStanton County81,341Gray County: 77,799 USDGray County77,799Greeley County: 77,249 USDGreeley County77,249Hamilton County: 76,379 USDHamilton County76,379Sheridan County: 72,891 USDSheridan County72,891Meade County: 68,775 USDMeade County68,775Wallace County: 67,581 USDWallace County67,581Scott County: 67,191 USDScott County67,191Rawlins County: 63,865 USDRawlins County63,865Edwards County: 63,862 USDEdwards County63,862Gove County: 60,597 USDGove County60,597Johnson County: 59,939 USDJohnson County59,939Stafford County: 59,762 USDStafford County59,762Kearny County: 59,542 USDKearny County59,542Logan County: 56,885 USDLogan County56,885Cheyenne County: 56,465 USDCheyenne County56,465Graham County: 55,844 USDGraham County55,844Hodgeman County: 54,853 USDHodgeman County54,853Coffey County: 54,818 USDCoffey County54,818Phillips County: 54,536 USDPhillips County54,536Ness County: 54,260 USDNess County54,260Russell County: 53,794 USDRussell County53,794Stevens County: 53,100 USDStevens County53,100Chase County: 52,549 USDChase County52,549Grant County: 52,218 USDGrant County52,218Clark County: 51,534 USDClark County51,534Jewell County: 51,442 USDJewell County51,442Sherman County: 50,783 USDSherman County50,783Thomas County: 49,753 USDThomas County49,753Barber County: 49,402 USDBarber County49,402Decatur County: 48,811 USDDecatur County48,811Mitchell County: 48,138 USDMitchell County48,138Morton County: 48,080 USDMorton County48,080Rush County: 47,774 USDRush County47,774Trego County: 47,565 USDTrego County47,565Sedgwick County: 47,482 USDSedgwick County47,482Pratt County: 47,198 USDPratt County47,198Wichita County: 90,315 USDWichita County90,315Haskell County: 88,349 USDHaskell County88,349Lane County: 84,026 USDLane County84,026Stanton County: 81,341 USDStanton County81,341Gray County: 77,799 USDGray County77,799Greeley County: 77,249 USDGreeley County77,249Hamilton County: 76,379 USDHamilton County76,379Sheridan County: 72,891 USDSheridan County72,891Meade County: 68,775 USDMeade County68,775Wallace County: 67,581 USDWallace County67,581Scott County: 67,191 USDScott County67,191Rawlins County: 63,865 USDRawlins County63,865Edwards County: 63,862 USDEdwards County63,862Gove County: 60,597 USDGove County60,597Johnson County: 59,939 USDJohnson County59,939Stafford County: 59,762 USDStafford County59,762Kearny County: 59,542 USDKearny County59,542Logan County: 56,885 USDLogan County56,885Cheyenne County: 56,465 USDCheyenne County56,465Graham County: 55,844 USDGraham County55,844Hodgeman County: 54,853 USDHodgeman County54,853Coffey County: 54,818 USDCoffey County54,818Phillips County: 54,536 USDPhillips County54,536Ness County: 54,260 USDNess County54,260Russell County: 53,794 USDRussell County53,794Stevens County: 53,100 USDStevens County53,100Chase County: 52,549 USDChase County52,549Grant County: 52,218 USDGrant County52,218Clark County: 51,534 USDClark County51,534Jewell County: 51,442 USDJewell County51,442Sherman County: 50,783 USDSherman County50,783Thomas County: 49,753 USDThomas County49,753Barber County: 49,402 USDBarber County49,402Decatur County: 48,811 USDDecatur County48,811Mitchell County: 48,138 USDMitchell County48,138Morton County: 48,080 USDMorton County48,080Rush County: 47,774 USDRush County47,774Trego County: 47,565 USDTrego County47,565Sedgwick County: 47,482 USDSedgwick County47,482Pratt County: 47,198 USDPratt County47,198
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

RankCounties2013
USD		Change on 2012
1Wichita County90,315+37.3%
2Haskell County88,349+39.5%
3Lane County84,026+9.4%
4Stanton County81,341+34.3%
5Gray County77,799+25%
6Greeley County77,249+20%
7Hamilton County76,379+47.5%
8Sheridan County72,891+22.4%
9Meade County68,775+27.4%
10Wallace County67,581+17.9%
11Scott County67,191+22.4%
12Rawlins County63,865+27.7%
13Edwards County63,862+20.5%
14Gove County60,597-7.5%
15Johnson County59,939+2%
16Stafford County59,762+10.3%
17Kearny County59,542+19.1%
18Logan County56,885+12.2%
19Cheyenne County56,465+22.5%
20Graham County55,844+7.3%
21Hodgeman County54,853+22.3%
22Coffey County54,818+8%
23Phillips County54,536+8.4%
24Ness County54,260+3.4%
25Russell County53,794+3.3%
26Stevens County53,100+30.3%
27Chase County52,549+6.2%
28Grant County52,218+19.9%
29Clark County51,534+9.2%
30Jewell County51,442+18.6%
31Sherman County50,783+18.1%
32Thomas County49,753+9.7%
33Barber County49,402+3%
34Decatur County48,811+14.6%
35Mitchell County48,138+1.5%
36Morton County48,080+19.2%
37Rush County47,774+5.9%
38Trego County47,565+8.2%
39Sedgwick County47,482+0.7%
40Pratt County47,198+4.6%
41Republic County47,158+11.8%
42Wyandotte County47,074-7.9%
43Pottawatomie County47,018-2%
44Barton County46,984-0.4%
45Harper County46,812-2.9%
46Nemaha County46,355+0.7%
47Smith County46,152+11.9%
48Osborne County45,510+7%
49Norton County45,269+15.6%
50Washington County45,221+9.1%
51Wabaunsee County44,779+2.7%
52McPherson County44,512-1.6%
53Ellis County44,474-2.1%
54Rice County43,285+6.3%
55Pawnee County43,194+9.4%
56Rooks County42,886+10.8%
57Comanche County41,797+11.8%
58Butler County41,524+3%
59Brown County41,424+4.5%
60Geary County41,422-1.9%
61Kingman County40,897+2%
62Saline County40,792+0.7%
63Marshall County40,589+1.9%
64Kiowa County40,468+8.3%
65Miami County40,141+0.7%
66Elk County40,065+3.8%
67Shawnee County39,291-0.6%
68Chautauqua County39,269+3.7%
69Wilson County38,823-1.5%
70Finney County38,638+2.7%
71Jefferson County38,550+3.9%
72Ellsworth County38,293+3.2%
73Clay County38,286+0.5%
74Harvey County37,841+2.9%
75Greenwood County37,619+4.1%
76Woodson County37,521+3.4%
77Leavenworth County37,364+0.8%
78Ottawa County37,308+3.7%
79Morris County37,083+3.2%
80Riley County37,057-2.4%
81Douglas County36,932+1.3%
82Anderson County36,815+0.1%
83Labette County36,795+2.3%
84Jackson County36,592+1.8%
85Bourbon County36,475+1.5%
86Lincoln County36,294+2.2%
87Seward County36,266+13.1%
88Sumner County36,212-0.6%
89Franklin County36,158+3.7%
90Doniphan County35,969+4.6%
91Marion County35,592+3.4%
92Crawford County35,559+4.5%
93Osage County35,402+1.5%
94Reno County35,328+0.8%
95Neosho County35,323+1.9%
96Dickinson County35,191-2.8%
97Allen County35,151+2.5%
98Cowley County34,629+1.7%
99Ford County34,556+1%
100Montgomery County34,130-0.6%
101Cloud County33,858+3.7%
102Cherokee County33,474+0.4%
103Linn County33,422+3.5%
104Atchison County31,724+2.3%
105Lyon County31,076+1.2%

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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, 2013) [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, 2013. 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?period=2013. 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, 2013. 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?period=2013.

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Which county has the highest per capita personal income?

Wichita County, with $90,315 in 2013, according to the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

Which county has the lowest per capita personal income?

Lyon County, with $31,076 in 2013.

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