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Highest White (non-Hispanic) population share, Kansas cities

Kansas cities ranked by the share of all residents who are White, not Hispanic or Latino (2024 American Community Survey). A concentration measure: White (non-Hispanic) residents as a percentage of total population. This list covers the 64 cities in Kansas that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 64 is 80.0%. Biggest climber in the top 100 since 2020: Parsons, KS, up 20 places to #27.

Highest White (non-Hispanic) population share by state
RANKPLACESTATEPOPWHITE, NON-HISPANICVS 2000
01Louisburg, KSKS5,29995.8%−1.6 pts
02▲3Paola, KSKS5,88094.1%+1.9 pts
03▲5Augusta, KSKS9,07390.9%−3.6 pts
04Mulvane, KSKS7,03089.3%−5.3 pts
05▼2Prairie, KSKS23,00888.9%−5.8 pts
06▼4Abilene, KSKS6,55288.7%−5.3 pts
07▼1Spring Hill, KSKS10,77788.0%−6.3 pts
08▲10Fort Scott, KSKS7,50087.7%−2.8 pts
09▲6Ottawa, KSKS12,71687.1%−3.5 pts
10▲2Eudora, KSKS6,50687.0%−6.8 pts
11▲10Valley Center, KSKS7,68586.9%−8.4 pts
12▼1Leawood, KSKS34,09386.8%−7.3 pts
13▲3El Dorado, KSKS12,69686.1%−6.7 pts
14▼4Hays, KSKS21,25886.1%−8.2 pts
15▼6Basehor, KSKS8,24985.8%−10.4 pts
16▲4McPherson, KSKS13,91885.5%−8.2 pts
17Chanute, KSKS8,58485.5%−5.7 pts
18▼11Colby, KSKS5,48985.2%−10.6 pts
19▼5Iola, KSKS5,24085.1%−7.7 pts
20▲2Goddard, KSKS6,63883.7%−10.7 pts
21▲4Atchison, KSKS10,78982.9%−4.2 pts
22▼9Tonganoxie, KSKS6,20882.8%−10.9 pts
23▲10Independence, KSKS8,19382.4%−2.6 pts
24▲4Maize, KSKS7,85382.2%−9.5 pts
25▲15Mission, KSKS10,12582.1%−4.4 pts
26▲9De Soto, KSKS7,08382.0%−7.9 pts
27▲20Parsons, KSKS9,31581.8%−1.5 pts
28▼5Haysville, KSKS11,35381.7%−10.7 pts
29▼10Pratt, KSKS6,57481.6%−12.2 pts
30▼3Andover, KSKS17,37081.3%−12.5 pts
31▼1Winfield, KSKS11,74580.7%−5.0 pts
32▲5Park City, KSKS9,45880.0%−9.2 pts
33▼9Wellington, KSKS7,54179.3%−9.2 pts
34▼8Derby, KSKS26,60678.4%−14.0 pts
35▼3Hutchinson, KSKS39,59577.9%−7.4 pts
36▼2Shawnee, KSKS69,84877.6%−10.6 pts
37▲11Merriam, KSKS11,50976.4%−10.1 pts
38▲1Salina, KSKS46,09476.2%−9.3 pts
39▼1Pittsburg, KSKS20,56976.1%−12.1 pts
40▼11Roeland Park, KSKS6,68375.9%−12.4 pts
41Manhattan, KSKS54,67375.3%−10.0 pts
42▲2Newton, KSKS18,35375.0%−7.3 pts
43▼7Lenexa, KSKS60,50674.3%−13.2 pts
44▼1Overland Park, KSKS203,67773.5%−14.9 pts
45Lawrence, KSKS96,36773.0%−9.1 pts
46Bonner Springs, KSKS7,96272.9%−14.7 pts
47▼16Gardner, KSKS26,15472.7%−20.1 pts
48▲2Olathe, KSKS150,02572.4%−13.8 pts
49▲2Great Bend, KSKS14,26670.2%−13.5 pts
50▼8Lansing, KSKS11,33170.1%−8.5 pts
51▲1Leavenworth, KSKS37,01269.7%−4.3 pts
52▼3Bel Aire, KSKS10,28767.3%−16.7 pts
53Arkansas City, KSKS11,80066.3%−18.9 pts
54Topeka, KSKS125,79565.1%−10.0 pts
55Emporia, KSKS24,13761.2%−9.9 pts
56Coffeyville, KSKS8,46060.7%−13.8 pts
57Wichita, KSKS400,98759.5%−12.3 pts
58▲1Junction City, KSKS22,58353.2%−2.6 pts
59▼1Fort Riley, KSKS8,60649.9%–
60▲1Kansas City, KSKS157,80533.7%−15.2 pts
61▼1Ulysses, KSKS5,52433.1%−27.6 pts
62Garden City, KSKS27,40231.9%−17.9 pts
63Dodge City, KSKS27,65327.1%−24.4 pts
64Liberal, KSKS19,01023.0%−24.5 pts
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UPDATED 2026-09-11 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU ACS 5-YEAR ESTIMATES