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Kansas County Map With Cities

By Marko Visic · Updated Oct 5, 2026

Kansas has 105 counties, covering 81,759 square miles of land. The Census Bureau estimates its population at 2,977,220 as of July 1, 2025. The largest county by land area is Butler County; the most populous is Johnson County; the least populous is Greeley County.

Counties
105
Population
2,977,220
Land area
81,759 sq mi
Capital
Topeka
Time Zone
Central (CT), Mountain (MT)

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All 105 Kansas counties

County FIPS code Population (July 1, 2025) ▼Change since April 2020 Land area (sq mi) People per sq mi Median household income (2020–2024)
Johnson County20091636,906+4.4%4741,345$109,208
Sedgwick County20173538,433+2.8%997540$69,365
Shawnee County20177178,607-0.2%544328$67,104
Wyandotte County20209170,597+0.8%1521,125$63,631
Douglas County20045120,920+1.8%456265$69,746
Leavenworth County2010384,590+3.3%463183$89,218
Riley County2016172,598+0.9%610119$61,098
Butler County2001569,484+3.1%1,43049$81,610
Reno County2015561,539-0.6%1,25549$60,645
Saline County2016953,377-1.7%72074$65,422
Crawford County2003739,008+0.1%59066$52,844
Finney County2005537,505-2.5%1,30229$73,009
Geary County2006136,338-1.1%38594$59,317
Miami County2012136,240+6.0%57663$89,000
Cowley County2003534,382-0.5%1,12631$57,878
Ford County2005733,993-0.9%1,09831$70,781
Harvey County2007933,580-1.3%54062$74,368
Lyon County2011132,266+0.3%84738$59,912
Montgomery County2012530,177-4.2%64447$55,697
McPherson County2011330,064-0.5%89833$78,851
Ellis County2005129,075+0.5%90032$63,084
Pottawatomie County2014927,186+7.2%84132$92,325
Franklin County2005926,299+1.2%57246$77,207
Barton County2000924,790-2.8%89528$58,851
Sumner County2019122,312-0.3%1,18219$63,951
Seward County2017521,073-4.1%64033$63,827
Labette County2009919,685-2.5%64531$56,325
Cherokee County2002119,105-1.3%58833$57,668
Dickinson County2004118,637+1.2%84722$68,417
Jefferson County2008718,296-0.4%53334$81,278
Atchison County2000516,172-1.1%43138$61,112
Osage County2013915,693-0.5%70622$74,467
Neosho County2013315,637-1.7%57127$56,618
Bourbon County2001114,319-0.3%63523$59,238
Jackson County2008513,438+1.6%65620$75,215
Allen County2000112,302-1.7%50025$60,689
Marion County2011511,634-1.6%94412$64,695
Nemaha County2013110,054-2.2%71714$77,348
Linn County201079,950+3.6%59417$59,069
Marshall County201179,852-1.8%90011$68,419
Rice County201599,266-1.6%72613$63,925
Pratt County201519,117-0.4%73512$66,022
Brown County200139,104-4.3%57116$62,233
Cloud County200298,833-2.2%71512$58,770
Coffey County200318,467+1.3%62714$70,346
Wilson County202058,299-3.8%57015$60,677
Anderson County200038,018+2.3%58014$70,614
Clay County200277,990-1.5%64512$66,176
Thomas County201937,725-2.5%1,0757$71,325
Doniphan County200437,594+1.2%39319$74,028
Kingman County200957,029-6.0%8638$59,842
Grant County200677,028-4.4%57512$66,476
Wabaunsee County201977,018+2.0%7949$76,908
Russell County201676,581-1.6%8867$62,392
Ellsworth County200536,257-1.9%7169$65,560
Pawnee County201455,991-4.1%7548$63,517
Greenwood County200735,826-2.9%1,1435$60,042
Sherman County201815,763-2.9%1,0565$61,750
Ottawa County201435,744+0.3%7218$74,018
Gray County200695,6520.0%8697$79,122
Mitchell County201235,590-3.5%7028$64,246
Washington County202015,533-0.2%8956$65,482
Harper County200775,370-2.2%8017$53,488
Morris County201275,348-0.7%6958$58,686
Norton County201375,288-3.1%8786$54,050
Stevens County201894,984-5.0%7277$64,178
Scott County201714,815-6.6%7187$68,839
Phillips County201474,728-5.1%8865$62,123
Rooks County201634,646-5.4%8915$62,500
Republic County201574,640-0.9%7176$56,833
Barber County200074,083-3.6%1,1344$61,926
Stafford County201854,005-1.7%7925$64,226
Kearny County200933,888-2.5%8714$89,135
Meade County201193,852-5.1%9784$71,852
Haskell County200813,599-4.8%5786$66,162
Smith County201833,566-0.2%8954$59,135
Chautauqua County200193,321-1.8%6395$56,438
Osborne County201413,285-5.9%8934$63,011
Woodson County202073,1180.0%4986$50,326
Lincoln County201052,861-2.7%7194$57,500
Rush County201652,845-3.7%7184$59,970
Jewell County200892,830-3.4%9103$52,634
Trego County201952,740-2.5%8893$81,528
Decatur County200392,716-1.8%8943$53,870
Logan County201092,661-3.6%1,0732$75,662
Edwards County200472,640-9.2%6224$52,692
Gove County200632,631-3.3%1,0722$66,029
Ness County201352,617-2.4%1,0752$68,616
Cheyenne County200232,604-0.4%1,0203$55,429
Chase County200172,572-0.2%7733$56,484
Hamilton County200752,500-0.8%9973$70,250
Morton County201292,470-8.4%7303$66,447
Elk County200492,458-1.0%6444$64,609
Kiowa County200972,432-1.3%7233$75,539
Rawlins County201532,431-5.1%1,0692$67,742
Sheridan County201792,427-0.7%8963$73,750
Graham County200652,371-1.8%8993$50,650
Wichita County202032,031-5.7%7193$79,063
Stanton County201871,986-4.6%6803$71,700
Clark County200251,900-4.5%9752$63,043
Comanche County200331,673-0.8%7882$54,545
Hodgeman County200831,619-6.1%8602$59,955
Lane County201011,508-4.1%7172$54,526
Wallace County201991,441-4.7%9142$63,207
Greeley County200711,182-7.9%7782$80,565

FIPS code: the Census Bureau’s five-digit county ID, a two-digit state code plus a three-digit county code. It is not a ZIP code.

How many counties does Kansas have?

Kansas has 105 counties covering 81,759 square miles. The state was admitted to the Union in 1861 as the 34th state.

The largest county by land area is Butler County at 1,430 square miles, home to 69,484 residents. The most populous is Johnson County with 636,906 residents — a density of 1,345 people per square mile. At the other end of the scale, Greeley County has 1,182 residents.

Kansas’s capital is Topeka, while the largest city is Wichita.

Related resources

Download a printable outline of Kansas’s county boundaries from our blank map of Kansas page — available in SVG, PNG, and PDF.

Use the What County Am I In? tool to detect which Kansas county a GPS location or address falls in, or the Address to County Lookup for batch input.

For demographic radius analysis, the Find ZIP Codes in Radius and Population Within Radius tools let you draw a circle around any Kansas address and see every ZIP code and the total population inside.

Two SimpleMapLab studies cover Kansas specifically: the 100-mile radius around Topeka measures how much of the state lives within 100 miles of its capitol, and the loneliest town in Kansas ranks the state’s most isolated inhabited place. The county-counts blog post puts Kansas’s 105 counties in national context.

Frequently asked questions

Kansas has 105 counties. The state was admitted to the Union in 1861 as the 34th state. County boundaries have shifted over time as the population spread and new administrative units were carved from existing ones.
Butler County is the largest by land area at 1,430 square miles, with 69,484 residents.
Johnson County is the most populous, with 636,906 residents over 474 square miles.
Greeley County has the smallest population at 1,182 residents.
Topeka is the state capital of Kansas. The largest city is Wichita.
County population is the US Census Bureau's Vintage 2025 estimate for July 1, 2025; land and water area are from the 2026 Census Gazetteer; median household income is from the American Community Survey 2020–2024 5-year estimates. The county boundaries drawn on the map are the US Atlas TopoJSON build of the Census Bureau's TIGER/Line shapefiles. All figures are US Census Bureau data in the public domain.
Data sources

Neighboring states

Colorado
64 counties
Missouri
114 counties + 1 city
Nebraska
93 counties
Oklahoma
77 counties