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Counties in Kansas by per capita personal income

Greeley County had the highest per capita personal income of 105 counties in 2022, at $113,233. Wyandotte County had the lowest, at $39,729. The median was $53,226 and the figure for Kansas was $61,915. Source: the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

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Highest113,233Greeley County
Lowest39,729Wyandotte County
Median53,226105 counties
Kansas61,915History

Map of counties, 2022

Allen County: 47,258 USDAnderson County: 50,554 USDAtchison County: 43,390 USDBarber County: 54,276 USDBarton County: 55,824 USDBourbon County: 46,550 USDBrown County: 51,445 USDButler County: 53,996 USDChase County: 59,065 USDChautauqua County: 43,180 USDCherokee County: 54,837 USDCheyenne County: 62,925 USDClark County: 53,697 USDClay County: 49,088 USDCloud County: 45,943 USDCoffey County: 56,523 USDComanche County: 50,107 USDCowley County: 44,313 USDCrawford County: 44,885 USDDecatur County: 69,606 USDDickinson County: 48,547 USDDoniphan County: 49,008 USDDouglas County: 53,318 USDEdwards County: 64,806 USDElk County: 41,645 USDEllis County: 54,691 USDEllsworth County: 46,702 USDFinney County: 50,214 USDFord County: 47,545 USDFranklin County: 49,127 USDGeary County: 51,802 USDGove County: 87,163 USDGraham County: 61,072 USDGrant County: 42,460 USDGray County: 64,598 USDGreeley County: 113,233 USDGreenwood County: 46,806 USDHamilton County: 93,379 USDHarper County: 59,954 USDHarvey County: 51,000 USDHaskell County: 68,589 USDHodgeman County: 61,027 USDJackson County: 49,670 USDJefferson County: 54,370 USDJewell County: 52,427 USDJohnson County: 96,517 USDKearny County: 60,412 USDKingman County: 53,226 USDKiowa County: 48,872 USDLabette County: 49,542 USDLane County: 82,008 USDLeavenworth County: 50,694 USDLincoln County: 49,173 USDLinn County: 47,908 USDLogan County: 66,645 USDLyon County: 47,109 USDMcPherson County: 59,219 USDMarion County: 47,139 USDMarshall County: 46,828 USDMeade County: 66,731 USDMiami County: 60,411 USDMitchell County: 65,630 USDMontgomery County: 43,949 USDMorris County: 50,226 USDMorton County: 51,870 USDNemaha County: 65,296 USDNeosho County: 46,763 USDNess County: 65,381 USDNorton County: 54,975 USDOsage County: 49,860 USDOsborne County: 53,375 USDOttawa County: 50,929 USDPawnee County: 45,497 USDPhillips County: 61,890 USDPottawatomie County: 60,683 USDPratt County: 55,406 USDRawlins County: 86,475 USDReno County: 47,507 USDRepublic County: 47,913 USDRice County: 49,055 USDRiley County: 50,813 USDRooks County: 45,958 USDRush County: 55,528 USDRussell County: 53,761 USDSaline County: 56,745 USDScott County: 60,040 USDSedgwick County: 57,757 USDSeward County: 46,604 USDShawnee County: 54,755 USDSheridan County: 56,753 USDSherman County: 54,800 USDSmith County: 57,905 USDStafford County: 51,196 USDStanton County: 85,393 USDStevens County: 51,328 USDSumner County: 47,914 USDThomas County: 56,286 USDTrego County: 60,695 USDWabaunsee County: 56,109 USDWallace County: 63,506 USDWashington County: 50,230 USDWichita County: 54,011 USDWilson County: 48,132 USDWoodson County: 44,198 USDWyandotte County: 39,729 USD
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  • 63K and over
USD, 2022. 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, 2022

Greeley County: 113,233 USDGreeley County113,233Johnson County: 96,517 USDJohnson County96,517Hamilton County: 93,379 USDHamilton County93,379Gove County: 87,163 USDGove County87,163Rawlins County: 86,475 USDRawlins County86,475Stanton County: 85,393 USDStanton County85,393Lane County: 82,008 USDLane County82,008Decatur County: 69,606 USDDecatur County69,606Haskell County: 68,589 USDHaskell County68,589Meade County: 66,731 USDMeade County66,731Logan County: 66,645 USDLogan County66,645Mitchell County: 65,630 USDMitchell County65,630Ness County: 65,381 USDNess County65,381Nemaha County: 65,296 USDNemaha County65,296Edwards County: 64,806 USDEdwards County64,806Gray County: 64,598 USDGray County64,598Wallace County: 63,506 USDWallace County63,506Cheyenne County: 62,925 USDCheyenne County62,925Phillips County: 61,890 USDPhillips County61,890Graham County: 61,072 USDGraham County61,072Hodgeman County: 61,027 USDHodgeman County61,027Trego County: 60,695 USDTrego County60,695Pottawatomie County: 60,683 USDPottawatomie County60,683Kearny County: 60,412 USDKearny County60,412Miami County: 60,411 USDMiami County60,411Scott County: 60,040 USDScott County60,040Harper County: 59,954 USDHarper County59,954McPherson County: 59,219 USDMcPherson County59,219Chase County: 59,065 USDChase County59,065Smith County: 57,905 USDSmith County57,905Sedgwick County: 57,757 USDSedgwick County57,757Sheridan County: 56,753 USDSheridan County56,753Saline County: 56,745 USDSaline County56,745Coffey County: 56,523 USDCoffey County56,523Thomas County: 56,286 USDThomas County56,286Wabaunsee County: 56,109 USDWabaunsee County56,109Barton County: 55,824 USDBarton County55,824Rush County: 55,528 USDRush County55,528Pratt County: 55,406 USDPratt County55,406Norton County: 54,975 USDNorton County54,975Greeley County: 113,233 USDGreeley County113,233Johnson County: 96,517 USDJohnson County96,517Hamilton County: 93,379 USDHamilton County93,379Gove County: 87,163 USDGove County87,163Rawlins County: 86,475 USDRawlins County86,475Stanton County: 85,393 USDStanton County85,393Lane County: 82,008 USDLane County82,008Decatur County: 69,606 USDDecatur County69,606Haskell County: 68,589 USDHaskell County68,589Meade County: 66,731 USDMeade County66,731Logan County: 66,645 USDLogan County66,645Mitchell County: 65,630 USDMitchell County65,630Ness County: 65,381 USDNess County65,381Nemaha County: 65,296 USDNemaha County65,296Edwards County: 64,806 USDEdwards County64,806Gray County: 64,598 USDGray County64,598Wallace County: 63,506 USDWallace County63,506Cheyenne County: 62,925 USDCheyenne County62,925Phillips County: 61,890 USDPhillips County61,890Graham County: 61,072 USDGraham County61,072Hodgeman County: 61,027 USDHodgeman County61,027Trego County: 60,695 USDTrego County60,695Pottawatomie County: 60,683 USDPottawatomie County60,683Kearny County: 60,412 USDKearny County60,412Miami County: 60,411 USDMiami County60,411Scott County: 60,040 USDScott County60,040Harper County: 59,954 USDHarper County59,954McPherson County: 59,219 USDMcPherson County59,219Chase County: 59,065 USDChase County59,065Smith County: 57,905 USDSmith County57,905Sedgwick County: 57,757 USDSedgwick County57,757Sheridan County: 56,753 USDSheridan County56,753Saline County: 56,745 USDSaline County56,745Coffey County: 56,523 USDCoffey County56,523Thomas County: 56,286 USDThomas County56,286Wabaunsee County: 56,109 USDWabaunsee County56,109Barton County: 55,824 USDBarton County55,824Rush County: 55,528 USDRush County55,528Pratt County: 55,406 USDPratt County55,406Norton County: 54,975 USDNorton County54,975
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

RankCounties2022
USD		Change on 2021
1Greeley County113,233+2.9%
2Johnson County96,517+14.9%
3Hamilton County93,379+28.5%
4Gove County87,163+5.3%
5Rawlins County86,475+7.2%
6Stanton County85,393-7.4%
7Lane County82,008-2.4%
8Decatur County69,606+19.1%
9Haskell County68,589-8.8%
10Meade County66,731-14.6%
11Logan County66,645+0.8%
12Mitchell County65,630-4.7%
13Ness County65,381-4.7%
14Nemaha County65,296+2.9%
15Edwards County64,806-7.1%
16Gray County64,598-4%
17Wallace County63,506-2%
18Cheyenne County62,925-4.7%
19Phillips County61,890-9%
20Graham County61,072-0.8%
21Hodgeman County61,027-10.6%
22Trego County60,695+0.1%
23Pottawatomie County60,683-1.1%
24Kearny County60,412-4.8%
25Miami County60,411+2.9%
26Scott County60,040-6.9%
27Harper County59,954-2.4%
28McPherson County59,219+2.5%
29Chase County59,065-7%
30Smith County57,905-9.6%
31Sedgwick County57,757-0.6%
32Sheridan County56,753-3.5%
33Saline County56,745+2.1%
34Coffey County56,523-6%
35Thomas County56,286+2.4%
36Wabaunsee County56,109-2.2%
37Barton County55,824+4.8%
38Rush County55,528-12.5%
39Pratt County55,406-2.6%
40Norton County54,975+2.1%
41Cherokee County54,837+4.8%
42Sherman County54,800-1.3%
43Shawnee County54,755+1%
44Ellis County54,691-0.5%
45Jefferson County54,370+1%
46Barber County54,276-0.7%
47Wichita County54,011-8.3%
48Butler County53,996+2.5%
49Russell County53,761-1.9%
50Clark County53,697-5%
51Osborne County53,375-6.8%
52Douglas County53,318+2.1%
53Kingman County53,226+0.2%
54Jewell County52,427-15.6%
55Morton County51,870-11%
56Geary County51,802+1.3%
57Brown County51,445-3.9%
58Stevens County51,328-8.1%
59Stafford County51,196-1.4%
60Harvey County51,000+0.7%
61Ottawa County50,929-2.5%
62Riley County50,813+3.2%
63Leavenworth County50,694+2.3%
64Anderson County50,554-7.4%
65Washington County50,230-10.6%
66Morris County50,226-4%
67Finney County50,214+1.7%
68Comanche County50,107-1.1%
69Osage County49,860-0.7%
70Jackson County49,670-1.7%
71Labette County49,542+2.4%
72Lincoln County49,173-7%
73Franklin County49,127-1.4%
74Clay County49,088-8.8%
75Rice County49,055-1.4%
76Doniphan County49,008-8%
77Kiowa County48,872-15.2%
78Dickinson County48,547-2.5%
79Wilson County48,132-3.2%
80Sumner County47,914-0.3%
81Republic County47,913-9.6%
82Linn County47,908+0.5%
83Ford County47,545+0.3%
84Reno County47,507-0.7%
85Allen County47,258-5.6%
86Marion County47,139-4.3%
87Lyon County47,109+0.2%
88Marshall County46,828-8.2%
89Greenwood County46,806-3.1%
90Neosho County46,763-1.1%
91Ellsworth County46,702-4.6%
92Seward County46,604+0.7%
93Bourbon County46,550-3.8%
94Rooks County45,958-7.9%
95Cloud County45,943-4.8%
96Pawnee County45,497-9.7%
97Crawford County44,885-1.9%
98Cowley County44,313-0.6%
99Woodson County44,198-3.3%
100Montgomery County43,949+0.7%
101Atchison County43,390-3%
102Chautauqua County43,180-2.8%
103Grant County42,460-9%
104Elk County41,645-6.6%
105Wyandotte County39,729+2.7%

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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, 2022) [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, 2022. 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=2022. Accessed 11 Oct. 2026.

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Which county has the highest per capita personal income?

Greeley County, with $113,233 in 2022, according to the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

Which county has the lowest per capita personal income?

Wyandotte County, with $39,729 in 2022.

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