Kansas Population

Kansas is the state in the midwestern of United States, borders Oklahoma to the south, Missouri to the east, Nebraska to the north, Colorado to the west. Kansas population in 2021 is expected to be 2.95 million, ranks 35th position by population rank. Its area is 82,278 square miles (213,100 sq km), fifteenth position by area rank. Topeka is the capital of Kansas and Wichita is the largest and populated city in Kansas state. Kansas is named after Kansas River, farming state with wheat and sunflower fields are popular, Kansas is known for Tornadoes also known as twisters as they extend downward from huge clouds of severe thunderstorm with rotational speed of 300 miles per hour.

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KS population in 2020 is expected to be 2.9 million.

Year	Population	% Change
2010	2,858,213
2011	2,869,035	0.38
2012	2,885,361	0.57
2013	2,893,510	0.28
2014	2,900,896	0.26
2015	2,909,502	0.30
2016	2,911,263	0.06
2017	2,910,689	-0.02
2018	2,911,505	0.03
2019*	2,926,063	0.5
2020*	2,937,709	0.4
2021*	2,950,228	0.43

Source : Annual Estimates of the Resident Population: April 1, 2010 to July 1, 2018

Kansas Population by Race & Groups

Total Population	2,903,820	Percent
White	2,465,518	84.91%
Black or African American	168,470	5.80%
American Indian and Alaska Native	23,503	0.809%
Cherokee tribal grouping	5,050	0.174%
Chippewa tribal grouping	348	0.012%
Navajo tribal grouping	936	0.032%
Sioux tribal grouping	1,131	0.039%
Asian Population	80,738	2.78%
Asian Indian	17,574	0.61%
Chinese	13,125	0.45%
Filipino	5,809	0.20%
Japanese	2,124	0.07%
Korean	5,581	0.19%
Vietnamese	15,536	0.54%
Other Asian Population	20,989
Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander	1,923	0.07%
Native Hawaiian	406	0.014%
Guamanian or Chamorro	400	0.014%
Samoan	363	0.013%
Other Pacific Islander	754
Some other race	65,253
Hispanic or Latino	334,860	11.53%
Mexican	275,293	9.48%
Puerto Rican	11,572	0.40%
Cuban	4,482	0.15%
Other Hispanic or Latino	43,513

Source: US Census 2017(Table B03002)

Top Cities of Kansas

Rank	Cities	Population(2018)
1	Wichita	389,255
2	Overland Park	192,536
3	Kansas	152,958
4	Olathe	139,605
5	Topeka	125,904
6	Lawrence	97,286
7	Shawnee	65,845
8	Lenexa	55,294
9	Manhattan	54,959

Population Pyramid

Source: 2017 US Census Estimates: Population In Five Year Age-Group

Languages spoken in KS

Kansas language spoken at home are, 2.4 million speak only English, 215,369 speak Spanish, 3,961 French, 1,107 Italian, 329 Haitian, 1,429 Portuguese, 10,128 German, 2,192 Yiddish/Pennsylvanian, 248 Greek, 1,243 Russian, 62 Polish, 167 Serbo/Croatian, 62 Armenian, 1,947 Persian including Farsi/Dari. Indian language speakers are 4,584 speak Hindi, 1,458 speak Gujarati, 2,360 Urdu, 1,115 Punjabi, 1,212 Bengali, 3,535 Marathi/Nepali, 2,374 Telugu, 2,297 Tamil, 818 speak Malayalam/Kannada. East and Mideast Asian speakers include 1,939 speak Japanese, 3,835 Korean, 11,167 Chinese, 2,546 Hmong, 328 Khmer, 5,016 Thai/Lao/Tai-Kadai, 2,506 Tagalog. 3,152 Ilocano/Samoan/Hawaiian/other Austronesian languages, 5,297 Arabic, 270 Hebrew, 1,639 Amharic/Somali, 2,064 Yoruba/Twi/Igbo, 3,965 Swahili, 264 Navajo.

Languages	Population	Percentage
Speak only English	2,396,123	88.52
Spanish Language	205,710	7.60
European Language	38,880	1.44
Asian Languages	51,363	1.90
Other Languages	14,918	0.55

Source: US Census 2017(Table S1601)

Education

Population 18 to 24 years		298,805	156,707	142,098
		Total	Male	Female
	Less than high school graduate	35,883	20,799	15,084
	High school graduate (includes equivalency)	82,269	48,223	34,046
	Some college or associates degree	149,709	74,901	74,808
	Bachelors degree or higher	30,944	12,784	18,160
Population 25 years and over		1,886,741	922,194	964,547
	Less than 9th grade	69,770	36,146	33,624
	9th to 12th grade, no diploma	109,443	57,554	51,889
	High school graduate (includes equivalency)	494,849	253,071	241,778
	Some college, no degree	445,804	215,033	230,771
	Associates degree	156,529	66,857	89,672
	Bachelors degree	389,007	187,319	201,688
	Graduate or professional degree	221,339	106,214	115,125

White		1,529,688	741,070	788,618
	High school graduate or higher	1,435,677	692,789	742,888
	Bachelors degree or higher	532,646	255,570	277,076
Black or African		101,411	51,535	49,876
	High school graduate or higher	88,063	44,321	43,742
	Bachelors degree or higher	19,945	9,483	10,462
American Indian or Alaska Native alone		14,952	7,350	7,602
	High school graduate or higher	12,897	6,353	6,544
	Bachelors degree or higher	2,858	1,476	1,382
Asian		50,840	23,728	27,112
	High school graduate or higher	42,519	20,357	22,162
	Bachelors degree or higher	25,127	12,559	12,568
Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander		1,155	611	544
	High school graduate or higher	1,010	576	434
	Bachelors degree or higher	308	189	119
Hispanic or Latino Origin		162,379	84,928	77,451
	High school graduate or higher	102,919	52,083	50,836
	Bachelors degree or higher	21,432	10,651	10,781

Source: US Census 2017(Table S1501)

Disability

Total civilian non-institutionalized population	361,479
Male	179,033
Female	182,446
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White	311,693
Black or African American	24,425
American Indian and Alaska Native alone	3,817
Asian	4,652
Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander	130
Some other race	5,105
DISABILITY TYPE
With a hearing difficulty	112,460
With a vision difficulty	63,537
With a cognitive difficulty	132,291
With an ambulatory difficulty	180,448
With a self-care difficulty	63,984
With an independent living difficulty	114,031

Counties of Kansas

County	Population 2017	Population 2018	% Change	Rank 2017	Rank 2018
Allen County	12,518	12,444	-0.6	36	36
Anderson County	7,860	7,878	0.2	48	48
Atchison County	16,301	16,193	-0.7	31	31
Barber County	4,583	4,472	-2.4	71	71
Barton County	26,432	26,111	-1.2	22	22
Bourbon County	14,676	14,653	-0.2	34	34
Brown County	9,612	9,598	-0.1	41	41
Butler County	66,836	66,765	-0.1	8	8
Chase County	2,658	2,629	-1.1	90	90
Chautauqua County	3,328	3,309	-0.6	78	78
Cherokee County	20,114	20,015	-0.5	28	27
Cheyenne County	2,690	2,660	-1.1	89	89
Clark County	1,999	2,005	0.3	100	99
Clay County	8,016	7,997	-0.2	47	47
Cloud County	8,944	8,729	-2.4	44	44
Coffey County	8,228	8,233	0.1	46	46
Comanche County	1,767	1,748	-1.1	102	102
Cowley County	35,356	35,218	-0.4	13	13
Crawford County	39,031	39,019	0	11	11
Decatur County	2,878	2,871	-0.2	83	82
Dickinson County	18,842	18,717	-0.7	30	30
Doniphan County	7,665	7,682	0.2	50	50
Douglas County	120,629	121,436	0.7	5	5
Edwards County	2,893	2,849	-1.5	82	83
Elk County	2,522	2,508	-0.6	94	95
Ellis County	28,769	28,710	-0.2	20	20
Ellsworth County	6,307	6,196	-1.8	56	56
Finney County	36,853	36,611	-0.7	12	12
Ford County	34,288	33,888	-1.2	15	15
Franklin County	25,657	25,631	-0.1	23	23
Geary County	33,633	32,594	-3.1	16	18
Gove County	2,630	2,612	-0.7	91	91
Graham County	2,505	2,492	-0.5	95	97
Grant County	7,518	7,336	-2.4	51	51
Gray County	5,996	6,033	0.6	59	59
Greeley County	1,233	1,227	-0.5	105	105
Greenwood County	6,094	6,055	-0.6	58	58
Hamilton County	2,620	2,607	-0.5	92	92
Harper County	5,583	5,506	-1.4	62	64
Harvey County	34,413	34,210	-0.6	14	14
Haskell County	4,031	3,997	-0.8	74	74
Hodgeman County	1,849	1,818	-1.7	101	101
Jackson County	13,321	13,280	-0.3	35	35
Jefferson County	18,990	18,975	-0.1	29	29
Jewell County	2,855	2,841	-0.5	85	85
Johnson County	591,284	597,555	1.1	1	1
Kearny County	3,940	3,943	0.1	75	75
Kingman County	7,313	7,310	0	52	52
Kiowa County	2,501	2,516	0.6	96	94
Labette County	20,152	19,964	-0.9	27	28
Lane County	1,546	1,560	0.9	103	103
Leavenworth County	81,032	81,352	0.4	6	6
Lincoln County	3,051	3,023	-0.9	81	81
Linn County	9,696	9,750	0.6	40	39
Logan County	2,834	2,844	0.4	87	84
Lyon County	33,344	33,406	0.2	18	17
McPherson County	28,673	28,537	-0.5	21	21
Marion County	11,972	11,950	-0.2	37	37
Marshall County	9,698	9,722	0.2	39	40
Meade County	4,260	4,146	-2.7	72	73
Miami County	33,413	33,680	0.8	17	16
Mitchell County	6,191	6,150	-0.7	57	57
Montgomery County	32,388	32,120	-0.8	19	19
Morris County	5,466	5,521	1	64	63
Morton County	2,744	2,667	-2.8	88	88
Nemaha County	10,098	10,155	0.6	38	38
Neosho County	16,028	15,951	-0.5	32	32
Ness County	2,878	2,840	-1.3	83	86
Norton County	5,436	5,430	-0.1	66	65
Osage County	15,830	15,941	0.7	33	33
Osborne County	3,556	3,475	-2.3	77	77
Ottawa County	5,834	5,802	-0.5	61	61
Pawnee County	6,670	6,562	-1.6	55	55
Phillips County	5,400	5,317	-1.5	67	67
Pottawatomie County	23,972	24,277	1.3	24	24
Pratt County	9,513	9,378	-1.4	43	43
Rawlins County	2,485	2,508	0.9	97	95
Reno County	62,688	62,342	-0.6	9	9
Republic County	4,675	4,664	-0.2	70	70
Rice County	9,598	9,531	-0.7	42	42
Riley County	73,982	73,703	-0.4	7	7
Rooks County	5,067	5,013	-1.1	68	68
Rush County	3,065	3,093	0.9	80	80
Russell County	6,929	6,907	-0.3	53	53
Saline County	54,529	54,401	-0.2	10	10
Scott County	4,943	4,897	-0.9	69	69
Sedgwick County	513,289	513,607	0.1	2	2
Seward County	22,199	21,780	-1.9	26	26
Shawnee County	178,173	177,499	-0.4	3	3
Sheridan County	2,531	2,533	0.1	93	93
Sherman County	5,948	5,899	-0.8	60	60
Smith County	3,636	3,603	-0.9	76	76
Stafford County	4,207	4,178	-0.7	73	72
Stanton County	2,029	1,987	-2.1	99	100
Stevens County	5,573	5,559	-0.3	63	62
Sumner County	23,098	22,996	-0.4	25	25
Thomas County	7,830	7,711	-1.5	49	49
Trego County	2,848	2,793	-1.9	86	87
Wabaunsee County	6,839	6,899	0.9	54	54
Wallace County	1,526	1,503	-1.5	104	104
Washington County	5,466	5,420	-0.8	64	66
Wichita County	2,130	2,105	-1.2	98	98
Wilson County	8,712	8,665	-0.5	45	45
Woodson County	3,145	3,183	1.2	79	79
Wyandotte County	165,313	165,324	0	4	4