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Lowest disability rate, Kansas counties

Kansas counties with the smallest share of the civilian population reporting a disability (2024 ACS). This list covers the 105 counties in Kansas that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 105 is 15.6%.

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RANKPLACESTATEPOPRESIDENTS WITH A DISABILITYVS –
01Grant County, KSKS7,0288.0%–
02Gray County, KSKS5,6528.9%–
03Johnson County, KSKS636,9069.0%–
04Ellis County, KSKS29,07511.0%–
05Douglas County, KSKS120,92011.2%–
06Pottawatomie County, KSKS27,18611.2%–
07Seward County, KSKS21,07311.2%–
08Stanton County, KSKS1,98611.4%–
09Trego County, KSKS2,74011.6%–
10Ford County, KSKS33,99311.7%–
11McPherson County, KSKS30,06411.7%–
12Haskell County, KSKS3,59912.2%–
13Greeley County, KSKS1,18212.3%–
14Riley County, KSKS72,59812.3%–
15Gove County, KSKS2,63112.4%–
16Meade County, KSKS3,85212.4%–
17Cloud County, KSKS8,83312.5%–
18Ottawa County, KSKS5,74412.7%–
19Miami County, KSKS36,24012.8%–
20Hodgeman County, KSKS1,61912.8%–
21Thomas County, KSKS7,72512.9%–
22Harvey County, KSKS33,58013.1%–
23Stevens County, KSKS4,98413.1%–
24Jefferson County, KSKS18,29613.3%–
25Finney County, KSKS37,50513.5%–
26Nemaha County, KSKS10,05413.5%–
27Lyon County, KSKS32,26613.6%–
28Ness County, KSKS2,61713.6%–
29Wyandotte County, KSKS170,59713.6%–
30Marion County, KSKS11,63413.7%–
31Cheyenne County, KSKS2,60413.8%–
32Saline County, KSKS53,37714.2%–
33Pratt County, KSKS9,11714.3%–
34Hamilton County, KSKS2,50014.4%–
35Leavenworth County, KSKS84,59014.4%–
36Washington County, KSKS5,53314.4%–
37Sedgwick County, KSKS538,43314.5%–
38Doniphan County, KSKS7,59414.6%–
39Rush County, KSKS2,84514.7%–
40Osborne County, KSKS3,28514.8%–
41Chase County, KSKS2,57214.8%–
42Dickinson County, KSKS18,63714.8%–
43Jackson County, KSKS13,43815.0%–
44Kearny County, KSKS3,88815.0%–
45Mitchell County, KSKS5,59015.1%–
46Butler County, KSKS69,48415.2%–
47Geary County, KSKS36,33815.2%–
48Marshall County, KSKS9,85215.2%–
49Atchison County, KSKS16,17215.5%–
50Graham County, KSKS2,37115.5%–
51Lincoln County, KSKS2,86115.5%–
52Russell County, KSKS6,58115.5%–
53Reno County, KSKS61,53915.6%–
54Sheridan County, KSKS2,42715.6%–
55Bourbon County, KSKS14,31915.7%–
56Franklin County, KSKS26,29915.7%–
57Rice County, KSKS9,26615.7%–
58Scott County, KSKS4,81515.7%–
59Shawnee County, KSKS178,60715.7%–
60Barber County, KSKS4,08315.8%–
61Osage County, KSKS15,69315.9%–
62Kiowa County, KSKS2,43216.2%–
63Stafford County, KSKS4,00516.2%–
64Ellsworth County, KSKS6,25716.3%–
65Greenwood County, KSKS5,82616.4%–
66Anderson County, KSKS8,01816.4%–
67Crawford County, KSKS39,00816.5%–
68Wabaunsee County, KSKS7,01816.6%–
69Brown County, KSKS9,10416.6%–
70Smith County, KSKS3,56616.6%–
71Rooks County, KSKS4,64616.7%–
72Clay County, KSKS7,99016.8%–
73Kingman County, KSKS7,02916.8%–
74Barton County, KSKS24,79016.9%–
75Morris County, KSKS5,34817.2%–
76Allen County, KSKS12,30217.3%–
77Sumner County, KSKS22,31217.7%–
78Edwards County, KSKS2,64017.9%–
79Decatur County, KSKS2,71618.0%–
80Lane County, KSKS1,50818.0%–
81Coffey County, KSKS8,46718.0%–
82Linn County, KSKS9,95018.1%–
83Clark County, KSKS1,90018.2%–
84Neosho County, KSKS15,63718.2%–
85Republic County, KSKS4,64018.3%–
86Cherokee County, KSKS19,10518.6%–
87Sherman County, KSKS5,76318.7%–
88Cowley County, KSKS34,38218.8%–
89Wichita County, KSKS2,03118.8%–
90Wilson County, KSKS8,29918.9%–
91Norton County, KSKS5,28819.0%–
92Harper County, KSKS5,37019.4%–
93Phillips County, KSKS4,72819.6%–
94Rawlins County, KSKS2,43119.6%–
95Wallace County, KSKS1,44119.7%–
96Montgomery County, KSKS30,17721.0%–
97Woodson County, KSKS3,11821.2%–
98Morton County, KSKS2,47021.3%–
99Comanche County, KSKS1,67321.7%–
100Chautauqua County, KSKS3,32122.3%–
101Labette County, KSKS19,68522.5%–
102Jewell County, KSKS2,83023.3%–
103Logan County, KSKS2,66123.8%–
104Pawnee County, KSKS5,99123.9%–
105Elk County, KSKS2,45824.7%–
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UPDATED 2026-09-11 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU ACS 5-YEAR ESTIMATES