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Fewest graduate degrees, Kansas counties · 1990

Kansas counties with the smallest share of adults 25+ holding a graduate or professional degree (1990 ACS). This list covers the 105 counties in Kansas that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 105 is 4.2%.

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RANKPLACESTATEPOPGRADUATE DEGREEVS –
01Woodson County, KSKS3,1181.8%–
02Wallace County, KSKS1,4411.9%–
03Osborne County, KSKS3,2852.0%–
04Hamilton County, KSKS2,5002.0%–
05Smith County, KSKS3,5662.3%–
06Gray County, KSKS5,6522.4%–
07Phillips County, KSKS4,7282.6%–
08Chautauqua County, KSKS3,3212.6%–
09Osage County, KSKS15,6932.6%–
10Cheyenne County, KSKS2,6042.6%–
11Republic County, KSKS4,6402.7%–
12Rooks County, KSKS4,6462.8%–
13Marshall County, KSKS9,8522.9%–
14Barber County, KSKS4,0832.9%–
15Linn County, KSKS9,9502.9%–
16Kingman County, KSKS7,0293.0%–
17Harper County, KSKS5,3703.0%–
18Ness County, KSKS2,6173.0%–
19Graham County, KSKS2,3713.0%–
20Edwards County, KSKS2,6403.1%–
21Anderson County, KSKS8,0183.1%–
22Washington County, KSKS5,5333.1%–
23Jewell County, KSKS2,8303.1%–
24Coffey County, KSKS8,4673.1%–
25Jackson County, KSKS13,4383.2%–
26Doniphan County, KSKS7,5943.2%–
27Elk County, KSKS2,4583.2%–
28Gove County, KSKS2,6313.3%–
29Greenwood County, KSKS5,8263.3%–
30Haskell County, KSKS3,5993.3%–
31Ottawa County, KSKS5,7443.4%–
32Rawlins County, KSKS2,4313.4%–
33Stevens County, KSKS4,9843.4%–
34Logan County, KSKS2,6613.6%–
35Brown County, KSKS9,1043.6%–
36Wilson County, KSKS8,2993.6%–
37Neosho County, KSKS15,6373.6%–
38Sumner County, KSKS22,3123.7%–
39Wyandotte County, KSKS170,5973.7%–
40Decatur County, KSKS2,7163.7%–
41Sherman County, KSKS5,7633.7%–
42Sheridan County, KSKS2,4273.7%–
43Lincoln County, KSKS2,8613.8%–
44Seward County, KSKS21,0733.8%–
45Barton County, KSKS24,7903.9%–
46Rush County, KSKS2,8453.9%–
47Stanton County, KSKS1,9863.9%–
48Cherokee County, KSKS19,1054.0%–
49Ellsworth County, KSKS6,2574.0%–
50Norton County, KSKS5,2884.2%–
51Kiowa County, KSKS2,4324.2%–
52Clay County, KSKS7,9904.2%–
53Trego County, KSKS2,7404.2%–
54Franklin County, KSKS26,2994.2%–
55Allen County, KSKS12,3024.3%–
56Wichita County, KSKS2,0314.3%–
57Meade County, KSKS3,8524.3%–
58Kearny County, KSKS3,8884.3%–
59Chase County, KSKS2,5724.4%–
60Nemaha County, KSKS10,0544.4%–
61Morton County, KSKS2,4704.4%–
62Montgomery County, KSKS30,1774.4%–
63Pottawatomie County, KSKS27,1864.4%–
64Reno County, KSKS61,5394.5%–
65Scott County, KSKS4,8154.5%–
66Dickinson County, KSKS18,6374.6%–
67McPherson County, KSKS30,0644.6%–
68Miami County, KSKS36,2404.6%–
69Jefferson County, KSKS18,2964.6%–
70Stafford County, KSKS4,0054.7%–
71Wabaunsee County, KSKS7,0184.7%–
72Finney County, KSKS37,5054.9%–
73Hodgeman County, KSKS1,6194.9%–
74Morris County, KSKS5,3485.0%–
75Grant County, KSKS7,0285.0%–
76Cowley County, KSKS34,3825.0%–
77Comanche County, KSKS1,6735.1%–
78Geary County, KSKS36,3385.1%–
79Marion County, KSKS11,6345.2%–
80Russell County, KSKS6,5815.2%–
81Pawnee County, KSKS5,9915.2%–
82Butler County, KSKS69,4845.3%–
83Labette County, KSKS19,6855.3%–
84Mitchell County, KSKS5,5905.3%–
85Thomas County, KSKS7,7255.5%–
86Bourbon County, KSKS14,3195.5%–
87Clark County, KSKS1,9005.5%–
88Cloud County, KSKS8,8335.7%–
89Ford County, KSKS33,9935.9%–
90Rice County, KSKS9,2665.9%–
91Lane County, KSKS1,5086.0%–
92Atchison County, KSKS16,1726.0%–
93Saline County, KSKS53,3776.0%–
94Greeley County, KSKS1,1826.4%–
95Pratt County, KSKS9,1176.5%–
96Ellis County, KSKS29,0756.6%–
97Harvey County, KSKS33,5806.7%–
98Sedgwick County, KSKS538,4336.8%–
99Shawnee County, KSKS178,6077.4%–
100Crawford County, KSKS39,0087.5%–
101Lyon County, KSKS32,2668.1%–
102Leavenworth County, KSKS84,59011.0%–
103Johnson County, KSKS636,90612.4%–
104Riley County, KSKS72,59815.3%–
105Douglas County, KSKS120,92016.7%–
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UPDATED 2026-09-11 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU DECENNIAL CENSUS