Counties in Kansas by personal income

Johnson County had the highest personal income of 105 counties in 2017, at $42.35 billion. Wallace County had the lowest, at $62.49 million. The median was $293.81 million and the figure for Kansas was $141.29 billion. Source: the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

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Highest42,353.8Johnson County
Lowest62.5Wallace County
Median293.8105 counties
Kansas141,293.4History

Map of counties, 2017

Allen County: 463.5 USD millionAnderson County: 289.6 USD millionAtchison County: 594.2 USD millionBarber County: 176.1 USD millionBarton County: 1,152.6 USD millionBourbon County: 583.7 USD millionBrown County: 401.2 USD millionButler County: 2,925.8 USD millionChase County: 118.1 USD millionChautauqua County: 124.4 USD millionCherokee County: 747.9 USD millionCheyenne County: 104.9 USD millionClark County: 104.7 USD millionClay County: 315.5 USD millionCloud County: 312 USD millionCoffey County: 395.8 USD millionComanche County: 65.5 USD millionCowley County: 1,268.6 USD millionCrawford County: 1,567.2 USD millionDecatur County: 116.5 USD millionDickinson County: 734.2 USD millionDoniphan County: 293.8 USD millionDouglas County: 5,008.3 USD millionEdwards County: 148.5 USD millionElk County: 90.2 USD millionEllis County: 1,220.4 USD millionEllsworth County: 251.5 USD millionFinney County: 1,497 USD millionFord County: 1,261.5 USD millionFranklin County: 1,033.8 USD millionGeary County: 1,612 USD millionGove County: 142.6 USD millionGraham County: 106.3 USD millionGrant County: 316.9 USD millionGray County: 375.6 USD millionGreeley County: 87.8 USD millionGreenwood County: 237.4 USD millionHamilton County: 132.7 USD millionHarper County: 235 USD millionHarvey County: 1,361.2 USD millionHaskell County: 249 USD millionHodgeman County: 93.7 USD millionJackson County: 532.9 USD millionJefferson County: 812.6 USD millionJewell County: 122.3 USD millionJohnson County: 42,353.8 USD millionKearny County: 188.7 USD millionKingman County: 290.7 USD millionKiowa County: 96.6 USD millionLabette County: 803.3 USD millionLane County: 97.5 USD millionLeavenworth County: 3,360.1 USD millionLincoln County: 112 USD millionLinn County: 357.8 USD millionLogan County: 118 USD millionLyon County: 1,207.9 USD millionMcPherson County: 1,321.7 USD millionMarion County: 458.1 USD millionMarshall County: 392.1 USD millionMeade County: 220 USD millionMiami County: 1,539.1 USD millionMitchell County: 295.1 USD millionMontgomery County: 1,124.8 USD millionMorris County: 221.2 USD millionMorton County: 108.8 USD millionNemaha County: 497.2 USD millionNeosho County: 591.3 USD millionNess County: 124.5 USD millionNorton County: 219.9 USD millionOsage County: 620.9 USD millionOsborne County: 135.6 USD millionOttawa County: 226.3 USD millionPawnee County: 251.1 USD millionPhillips County: 250.4 USD millionPottawatomie County: 1,224.8 USD millionPratt County: 411.9 USD millionRawlins County: 110 USD millionReno County: 2,418.4 USD millionRepublic County: 194.3 USD millionRice County: 389.2 USD millionRiley County: 3,027 USD millionRooks County: 176.5 USD millionRush County: 122.7 USD millionRussell County: 286.1 USD millionSaline County: 2,556.2 USD millionScott County: 292.7 USD millionSedgwick County: 25,339.7 USD millionSeward County: 800.5 USD millionShawnee County: 7,822.8 USD millionSheridan County: 116.3 USD millionSherman County: 240.1 USD millionSmith County: 141.7 USD millionStafford County: 176.2 USD millionStanton County: 119.6 USD millionStevens County: 222.8 USD millionSumner County: 835.6 USD millionThomas County: 332.7 USD millionTrego County: 120.8 USD millionWabaunsee County: 331 USD millionWallace County: 62.5 USD millionWashington County: 222.8 USD millionWichita County: 137.1 USD millionWilson County: 354.7 USD millionWoodson County: 106 USD millionWyandotte County: 5,249.8 USD million
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USD million, 2017. Source: BEA, CAINC1: county annual personal income summary, personal income (published in thousands of dollars, shown in millions), individual counties and county equivalents. Boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundary files.

Top 40 counties, 2017

Johnson County: 42,353.8 USD millionJohnson County42,353.8Sedgwick County: 25,339.7 USD millionSedgwick County25,339.7Shawnee County: 7,822.8 USD millionShawnee County7,822.8Wyandotte County: 5,249.8 USD millionWyandotte County5,249.8Douglas County: 5,008.3 USD millionDouglas County5,008.3Leavenworth County: 3,360.1 USD millionLeavenworth County3,360.1Riley County: 3,027 USD millionRiley County3,027Butler County: 2,925.8 USD millionButler County2,925.8Saline County: 2,556.2 USD millionSaline County2,556.2Reno County: 2,418.4 USD millionReno County2,418.4Geary County: 1,612 USD millionGeary County1,612Crawford County: 1,567.2 USD millionCrawford County1,567.2Miami County: 1,539.1 USD millionMiami County1,539.1Finney County: 1,497 USD millionFinney County1,497Harvey County: 1,361.2 USD millionHarvey County1,361.2McPherson County: 1,321.7 USD millionMcPherson County1,321.7Cowley County: 1,268.6 USD millionCowley County1,268.6Ford County: 1,261.5 USD millionFord County1,261.5Pottawatomie County: 1,224.8 USD millionPottawatomie County1,224.8Ellis County: 1,220.4 USD millionEllis County1,220.4Lyon County: 1,207.9 USD millionLyon County1,207.9Barton County: 1,152.6 USD millionBarton County1,152.6Montgomery County: 1,124.8 USD millionMontgomery County1,124.8Franklin County: 1,033.8 USD millionFranklin County1,033.8Sumner County: 835.6 USD millionSumner County835.6Jefferson County: 812.6 USD millionJefferson County812.6Labette County: 803.3 USD millionLabette County803.3Seward County: 800.5 USD millionSeward County800.5Cherokee County: 747.9 USD millionCherokee County747.9Dickinson County: 734.2 USD millionDickinson County734.2Osage County: 620.9 USD millionOsage County620.9Atchison County: 594.2 USD millionAtchison County594.2Neosho County: 591.3 USD millionNeosho County591.3Bourbon County: 583.7 USD millionBourbon County583.7Jackson County: 532.9 USD millionJackson County532.9Nemaha County: 497.2 USD millionNemaha County497.2Allen County: 463.5 USD millionAllen County463.5Marion County: 458.1 USD millionMarion County458.1Pratt County: 411.9 USD millionPratt County411.9Brown County: 401.2 USD millionBrown County401.2Johnson County: 42,353.8 USD millionJohnson County42,353.8Sedgwick County: 25,339.7 USD millionSedgwick County25,339.7Shawnee County: 7,822.8 USD millionShawnee County7,822.8Wyandotte County: 5,249.8 USD millionWyandotte County5,249.8Douglas County: 5,008.3 USD millionDouglas County5,008.3Leavenworth County: 3,360.1 USD millionLeavenworth County3,360.1Riley County: 3,027 USD millionRiley County3,027Butler County: 2,925.8 USD millionButler County2,925.8Saline County: 2,556.2 USD millionSaline County2,556.2Reno County: 2,418.4 USD millionReno County2,418.4Geary County: 1,612 USD millionGeary County1,612Crawford County: 1,567.2 USD millionCrawford County1,567.2Miami County: 1,539.1 USD millionMiami County1,539.1Finney County: 1,497 USD millionFinney County1,497Harvey County: 1,361.2 USD millionHarvey County1,361.2McPherson County: 1,321.7 USD millionMcPherson County1,321.7Cowley County: 1,268.6 USD millionCowley County1,268.6Ford County: 1,261.5 USD millionFord County1,261.5Pottawatomie County: 1,224.8 USD millionPottawatomie County1,224.8Ellis County: 1,220.4 USD millionEllis County1,220.4Lyon County: 1,207.9 USD millionLyon County1,207.9Barton County: 1,152.6 USD millionBarton County1,152.6Montgomery County: 1,124.8 USD millionMontgomery County1,124.8Franklin County: 1,033.8 USD millionFranklin County1,033.8Sumner County: 835.6 USD millionSumner County835.6Jefferson County: 812.6 USD millionJefferson County812.6Labette County: 803.3 USD millionLabette County803.3Seward County: 800.5 USD millionSeward County800.5Cherokee County: 747.9 USD millionCherokee County747.9Dickinson County: 734.2 USD millionDickinson County734.2Osage County: 620.9 USD millionOsage County620.9Atchison County: 594.2 USD millionAtchison County594.2Neosho County: 591.3 USD millionNeosho County591.3Bourbon County: 583.7 USD millionBourbon County583.7Jackson County: 532.9 USD millionJackson County532.9Nemaha County: 497.2 USD millionNemaha County497.2Allen County: 463.5 USD millionAllen County463.5Marion County: 458.1 USD millionMarion County458.1Pratt County: 411.9 USD millionPratt County411.9Brown County: 401.2 USD millionBrown County401.2
USD million. Source: BEA, CAINC1: county annual personal income summary, personal income (published in thousands of dollars, shown in millions), individual counties and county equivalents. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

Full ranking

RankCounties2017
USD million
Change on 2016
1Johnson County42,353.8+4.9%
2Sedgwick County25,339.7+5.1%
3Shawnee County7,822.8+1.9%
4Wyandotte County5,249.8+3.9%
5Douglas County5,008.3+5.4%
6Leavenworth County3,360.1+4.3%
7Riley County3,027+1.5%
8Butler County2,925.8+3.1%
9Saline County2,556.2+4%
10Reno County2,418.4+5.5%
11Geary County1,612+2.7%
12Crawford County1,567.2+10.4%
13Miami County1,539.1+5.2%
14Finney County1,497+0.4%
15Harvey County1,361.2+0.5%
16McPherson County1,321.7+2.6%
17Cowley County1,268.6+0.6%
18Ford County1,261.5-0.1%
19Pottawatomie County1,224.80%
20Ellis County1,220.4+1.4%
21Lyon County1,207.9+2.8%
22Barton County1,152.6-2%
23Montgomery County1,124.8+3.2%
24Franklin County1,033.8+2.8%
25Sumner County835.6+0.1%
26Jefferson County812.6+5.3%
27Labette County803.3+1.9%
28Seward County800.5-2%
29Cherokee County747.9+6.1%
30Dickinson County734.2+3.2%
31Osage County620.9+3%
32Atchison County594.2+4.4%
33Neosho County591.3+4.3%
34Bourbon County583.7+2%
35Jackson County532.9+4.6%
36Nemaha County497.2+10.5%
37Allen County463.5+1.1%
38Marion County458.1+2.1%
39Pratt County411.9-4.2%
40Brown County401.2+0.7%
41Coffey County395.8-5.1%
42Marshall County392.1+3.4%
43Rice County389.2-1.2%
44Gray County375.6-12.8%
45Linn County357.8+4.4%
46Wilson County354.7+0.5%
47Thomas County332.7+0.4%
48Wabaunsee County331+2.6%
49Grant County316.9-15.4%
50Clay County315.5+2.8%
51Cloud County312-0%
52Mitchell County295.1+2.5%
53Doniphan County293.8+3.9%
54Scott County292.7-11.9%
55Kingman County290.7-2%
56Anderson County289.6+1.2%
57Russell County286.1-0.5%
58Ellsworth County251.5+9.9%
59Pawnee County251.1-9.8%
60Phillips County250.4-4.6%
61Haskell County249-6.9%
62Sherman County240.1+1.5%
63Greenwood County237.4+0.5%
64Harper County235-3.5%
65Ottawa County226.3+0.9%
66Stevens County222.8-0.8%
67Washington County222.8-0.8%
68Morris County221.2+0.7%
69Meade County220-6.2%
70Norton County219.9-2.3%
71Republic County194.3-6.9%
72Kearny County188.7-4.1%
73Rooks County176.5-1.8%
74Stafford County176.2-3.9%
75Barber County176.1-0.9%
76Edwards County148.5-14.9%
77Gove County142.6-21.2%
78Smith County141.7-0.5%
79Wichita County137.1-21.9%
80Osborne County135.6-3.2%
81Hamilton County132.7-0.1%
82Ness County124.5+1%
83Chautauqua County124.4+0.6%
84Rush County122.7-1.5%
85Jewell County122.3-2.9%
86Trego County120.8+1.8%
87Stanton County119.6-0.7%
88Chase County118.1+2.4%
89Logan County118-2.2%
90Decatur County116.5-15%
91Sheridan County116.3-18.2%
92Lincoln County112+2%
93Rawlins County110-6.8%
94Morton County108.8+8.5%
95Graham County106.3-1.6%
96Woodson County106+3.2%
97Cheyenne County104.9-7.7%
98Clark County104.7-2.4%
99Lane County97.5-15.2%
100Kiowa County96.6+2.4%
101Hodgeman County93.7-6.6%
102Elk County90.2+1.5%
103Greeley County87.8+9.6%
104Comanche County65.5+0.3%
105Wallace County62.5-2.6%

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Total income received by the residents of a place from work, own businesses, property and government benefits, before income taxes, in millions of current US dollars. United States: Bureau of Economic Analysis regional accounts, table SAINC1 line 1 for the nation and states and CAINC1 line 1 for counties.

Counted where people live, not where they work. The national figure is the total of the states, which differs slightly from personal income in the national accounts. Divided by BEA population it gives per_capita_personal_income.

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, personal income (published in thousands of dollars, shown in millions), individual counties and county equivalents. https://apps.bea.gov/regional/zip/CAINC1.zip. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

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U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis. (2026). CAINC1: county annual personal income summary, personal income (published in thousands of dollars, shown in millions), individual counties and county equivalents (Counties in Kansas by personal income, 2017) [Data set]. Retrieved October 12, 2026, from https://apps.bea.gov/regional/zip/CAINC1.zip

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CAINC1: county annual personal income summary, personal income (published in thousands of dollars, shown in millions), individual counties and county equivalents, Counties in Kansas by personal income, 2017. U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, 5 Feb. 2026, https://apps.bea.gov/regional/zip/CAINC1.zip. Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/personal-income/kansas-counties?period=2017. Accessed 12 Oct. 2026.

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U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis. 2026. CAINC1: county annual personal income summary, personal income (published in thousands of dollars, shown in millions), individual counties and county equivalents. Counties in Kansas by personal income, 2017. Dataset. Accessed October 12, 2026. https://apps.bea.gov/regional/zip/CAINC1.zip. Also distributed by Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/personal-income/kansas-counties?period=2017.

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U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (2026) CAINC1: county annual personal income summary, personal income (published in thousands of dollars, shown in millions), individual counties and county equivalents, Counties in Kansas by personal income, 2017 [Dataset]. Available at: https://apps.bea.gov/regional/zip/CAINC1.zip, via Invokely: https://invokely.ai/rankings/personal-income/kansas-counties?period=2017 (Accessed: 12 October 2026).

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Which county has the highest personal income?

Johnson County, with $42.35 billion in 2017, according to the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

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Wallace County, with $62.49 million in 2017.

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