Counties in Kansas by per capita personal income

Haskell County had the highest per capita personal income of 105 counties in 2014, at $74,799. Atchison County had the lowest, at $32,216. The median was $41,573 and the figure for Kansas was $46,285. Source: the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

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Highest74,799Haskell County
Lowest32,216Atchison County
Median41,573105 counties
Kansas46,285History

Map of counties, 2014

Allen County: 35,185 USDAnderson County: 34,996 USDAtchison County: 32,216 USDBarber County: 49,635 USDBarton County: 50,115 USDBourbon County: 37,180 USDBrown County: 39,802 USDButler County: 41,747 USDChase County: 42,711 USDChautauqua County: 40,173 USDCherokee County: 32,995 USDCheyenne County: 47,664 USDClark County: 52,808 USDClay County: 37,384 USDCloud County: 33,367 USDCoffey County: 54,176 USDComanche County: 36,715 USDCowley County: 35,641 USDCrawford County: 34,547 USDDecatur County: 47,797 USDDickinson County: 35,332 USDDoniphan County: 33,803 USDDouglas County: 38,169 USDEdwards County: 51,633 USDElk County: 39,048 USDEllis County: 45,989 USDEllsworth County: 39,469 USDFinney County: 38,170 USDFord County: 32,723 USDFranklin County: 36,553 USDGeary County: 41,851 USDGove County: 55,288 USDGraham County: 51,197 USDGrant County: 50,784 USDGray County: 70,408 USDGreeley County: 53,822 USDGreenwood County: 39,793 USDHamilton County: 73,132 USDHarper County: 46,840 USDHarvey County: 38,101 USDHaskell County: 74,799 USDHodgeman County: 51,715 USDJackson County: 36,268 USDJefferson County: 38,901 USDJewell County: 42,971 USDJohnson County: 62,967 USDKearny County: 50,312 USDKingman County: 40,939 USDKiowa County: 34,292 USDLabette County: 37,026 USDLane County: 71,040 USDLeavenworth County: 38,239 USDLincoln County: 36,236 USDLinn County: 33,574 USDLogan County: 48,685 USDLyon County: 33,493 USDMcPherson County: 45,033 USDMarion County: 35,381 USDMarshall County: 38,105 USDMeade County: 56,335 USDMiami County: 41,472 USDMitchell County: 47,280 USDMontgomery County: 34,684 USDMorris County: 38,378 USDMorton County: 41,573 USDNemaha County: 45,554 USDNeosho County: 35,569 USDNess County: 52,057 USDNorton County: 42,855 USDOsage County: 36,141 USDOsborne County: 42,124 USDOttawa County: 35,624 USDPawnee County: 40,240 USDPhillips County: 52,464 USDPottawatomie County: 47,603 USDPratt County: 45,564 USDRawlins County: 48,434 USDReno County: 35,630 USDRepublic County: 41,962 USDRice County: 41,969 USDRiley County: 38,450 USDRooks County: 40,228 USDRush County: 44,958 USDRussell County: 53,623 USDSaline County: 41,728 USDScott County: 60,100 USDSedgwick County: 49,799 USDSeward County: 36,812 USDShawnee County: 40,923 USDSheridan County: 54,261 USDSherman County: 39,451 USDSmith County: 38,831 USDStafford County: 56,366 USDStanton County: 60,389 USDStevens County: 45,391 USDSumner County: 35,574 USDThomas County: 40,414 USDTrego County: 44,743 USDWabaunsee County: 45,804 USDWallace County: 50,117 USDWashington County: 41,870 USDWichita County: 74,767 USDWilson County: 39,783 USDWoodson County: 36,566 USDWyandotte County: 40,706 USD
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USD, 2014. 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, 2014

Haskell County: 74,799 USDHaskell County74,799Wichita County: 74,767 USDWichita County74,767Hamilton County: 73,132 USDHamilton County73,132Lane County: 71,040 USDLane County71,040Gray County: 70,408 USDGray County70,408Johnson County: 62,967 USDJohnson County62,967Stanton County: 60,389 USDStanton County60,389Scott County: 60,100 USDScott County60,100Stafford County: 56,366 USDStafford County56,366Meade County: 56,335 USDMeade County56,335Gove County: 55,288 USDGove County55,288Sheridan County: 54,261 USDSheridan County54,261Coffey County: 54,176 USDCoffey County54,176Greeley County: 53,822 USDGreeley County53,822Russell County: 53,623 USDRussell County53,623Clark County: 52,808 USDClark County52,808Phillips County: 52,464 USDPhillips County52,464Ness County: 52,057 USDNess County52,057Hodgeman County: 51,715 USDHodgeman County51,715Edwards County: 51,633 USDEdwards County51,633Graham County: 51,197 USDGraham County51,197Grant County: 50,784 USDGrant County50,784Kearny County: 50,312 USDKearny County50,312Wallace County: 50,117 USDWallace County50,117Barton County: 50,115 USDBarton County50,115Sedgwick County: 49,799 USDSedgwick County49,799Barber County: 49,635 USDBarber County49,635Logan County: 48,685 USDLogan County48,685Rawlins County: 48,434 USDRawlins County48,434Decatur County: 47,797 USDDecatur County47,797Cheyenne County: 47,664 USDCheyenne County47,664Pottawatomie County: 47,603 USDPottawatomie County47,603Mitchell County: 47,280 USDMitchell County47,280Harper County: 46,840 USDHarper County46,840Ellis County: 45,989 USDEllis County45,989Wabaunsee County: 45,804 USDWabaunsee County45,804Pratt County: 45,564 USDPratt County45,564Nemaha County: 45,554 USDNemaha County45,554Stevens County: 45,391 USDStevens County45,391McPherson County: 45,033 USDMcPherson County45,033Haskell County: 74,799 USDHaskell County74,799Wichita County: 74,767 USDWichita County74,767Hamilton County: 73,132 USDHamilton County73,132Lane County: 71,040 USDLane County71,040Gray County: 70,408 USDGray County70,408Johnson County: 62,967 USDJohnson County62,967Stanton County: 60,389 USDStanton County60,389Scott County: 60,100 USDScott County60,100Stafford County: 56,366 USDStafford County56,366Meade County: 56,335 USDMeade County56,335Gove County: 55,288 USDGove County55,288Sheridan County: 54,261 USDSheridan County54,261Coffey County: 54,176 USDCoffey County54,176Greeley County: 53,822 USDGreeley County53,822Russell County: 53,623 USDRussell County53,623Clark County: 52,808 USDClark County52,808Phillips County: 52,464 USDPhillips County52,464Ness County: 52,057 USDNess County52,057Hodgeman County: 51,715 USDHodgeman County51,715Edwards County: 51,633 USDEdwards County51,633Graham County: 51,197 USDGraham County51,197Grant County: 50,784 USDGrant County50,784Kearny County: 50,312 USDKearny County50,312Wallace County: 50,117 USDWallace County50,117Barton County: 50,115 USDBarton County50,115Sedgwick County: 49,799 USDSedgwick County49,799Barber County: 49,635 USDBarber County49,635Logan County: 48,685 USDLogan County48,685Rawlins County: 48,434 USDRawlins County48,434Decatur County: 47,797 USDDecatur County47,797Cheyenne County: 47,664 USDCheyenne County47,664Pottawatomie County: 47,603 USDPottawatomie County47,603Mitchell County: 47,280 USDMitchell County47,280Harper County: 46,840 USDHarper County46,840Ellis County: 45,989 USDEllis County45,989Wabaunsee County: 45,804 USDWabaunsee County45,804Pratt County: 45,564 USDPratt County45,564Nemaha County: 45,554 USDNemaha County45,554Stevens County: 45,391 USDStevens County45,391McPherson County: 45,033 USDMcPherson County45,033
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

RankCounties2014
USD
Change on 2013
1Haskell County74,799-15.3%
2Wichita County74,767-17.2%
3Hamilton County73,132-4.3%
4Lane County71,040-15.5%
5Gray County70,408-9.5%
6Johnson County62,967+5.1%
7Stanton County60,389-25.8%
8Scott County60,100-10.6%
9Stafford County56,366-5.7%
10Meade County56,335-18.1%
11Gove County55,288-8.8%
12Sheridan County54,261-25.6%
13Coffey County54,176-1.2%
14Greeley County53,822-30.3%
15Russell County53,623-0.3%
16Clark County52,808+2.5%
17Phillips County52,464-3.8%
18Ness County52,057-4.1%
19Hodgeman County51,715-5.7%
20Edwards County51,633-19.1%
21Graham County51,197-8.3%
22Grant County50,784-2.7%
23Kearny County50,312-15.5%
24Wallace County50,117-25.8%
25Barton County50,115+6.7%
26Sedgwick County49,799+4.9%
27Barber County49,635+0.5%
28Logan County48,685-14.4%
29Rawlins County48,434-24.2%
30Decatur County47,797-2.1%
31Cheyenne County47,664-15.6%
32Pottawatomie County47,603+1.2%
33Mitchell County47,280-1.8%
34Harper County46,840+0.1%
35Ellis County45,989+3.4%
36Wabaunsee County45,804+2.3%
37Pratt County45,564-3.5%
38Nemaha County45,554-1.7%
39Stevens County45,391-14.5%
40McPherson County45,033+1.2%
41Rush County44,958-5.9%
42Trego County44,743-5.9%
43Jewell County42,971-16.5%
44Norton County42,855-5.3%
45Chase County42,711-18.7%
46Osborne County42,124-7.4%
47Rice County41,969-3%
48Republic County41,962-11%
49Washington County41,870-7.4%
50Geary County41,851+1%
51Butler County41,747+0.5%
52Saline County41,728+2.3%
53Morton County41,573-13.5%
54Miami County41,472+3.3%
55Kingman County40,939+0.1%
56Shawnee County40,923+4.2%
57Wyandotte County40,706-13.5%
58Thomas County40,414-18.8%
59Pawnee County40,240-6.8%
60Rooks County40,228-6.2%
61Chautauqua County40,173+2.3%
62Brown County39,802-3.9%
63Greenwood County39,793+5.8%
64Wilson County39,783+2.5%
65Ellsworth County39,469+3.1%
66Sherman County39,451-22.3%
67Elk County39,048-2.5%
68Jefferson County38,901+0.9%
69Smith County38,831-15.9%
70Riley County38,450+3.8%
71Morris County38,378+3.5%
72Leavenworth County38,239+2.3%
73Finney County38,170-1.2%
74Douglas County38,169+3.3%
75Marshall County38,105-6.1%
76Harvey County38,101+0.7%
77Clay County37,384-2.4%
78Bourbon County37,180+1.9%
79Labette County37,026+0.6%
80Seward County36,812+1.5%
81Comanche County36,715-12.2%
82Woodson County36,566-2.5%
83Franklin County36,553+1.1%
84Jackson County36,268-0.9%
85Lincoln County36,236-0.2%
86Osage County36,141+2.1%
87Cowley County35,641+2.9%
88Reno County35,630+0.9%
89Ottawa County35,624-4.5%
90Sumner County35,574-1.8%
91Neosho County35,569+0.7%
92Marion County35,381-0.6%
93Dickinson County35,332+0.4%
94Allen County35,185+0.1%
95Anderson County34,996-4.9%
96Montgomery County34,684+1.6%
97Crawford County34,547-2.8%
98Kiowa County34,292-15.3%
99Doniphan County33,803-6%
100Linn County33,574+0.5%
101Lyon County33,493+7.8%
102Cloud County33,367-1.5%
103Cherokee County32,995-1.4%
104Ford County32,723-5.3%
105Atchison County32,216+1.6%

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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. (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, 2014) [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, 2014. 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=2014. Accessed 11 Oct. 2026.

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Which county has the highest per capita personal income?

Haskell County, with $74,799 in 2014, according to the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

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Atchison County, with $32,216 in 2014.

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