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Most segregated, Kansas counties

Kansas counties ranked by the CensusEasy Segregation Score, the White vs non-White index of dissimilarity across census tracts (2024 ACS). Higher means residents are more sorted into separate neighborhoods. This list covers the 74 counties in Kansas that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 74 is 20. Biggest climber in the top 100 since 2020: Smith County, KS, up 54 places to #16.

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RANKPLACESTATEPOPSEGREGATION SCOREVS 2020

01▲1Wyandotte County, KSKS170,59741−4%

02▲1Lyon County, KSKS32,26638−9%

03▲22McPherson County, KSKS30,06437+52%

04▲2Ford County, KSKS33,99335−7%

05Sedgwick County, KSKS538,43335−9%

06▲11Finney County, KSKS37,50534+18%

07▼6Stafford County, KSKS4,00533−25%

08Shawnee County, KSKS178,60732−10%

09▲36Coffey County, KSKS8,46732+89%

10▼1Barton County, KSKS24,79030−13%

11▲52Grant County, KSKS7,02829+215%

12▲20Atchison County, KSKS16,17228+25%

13▲33Marshall County, KSKS9,85228+68%

14▲9Saline County, KSKS53,37728+7%

15▼1Leavenworth County, KSKS84,59027−12%

16▲54Smith County, KSKS3,56626+800%

17▲16Miami County, KSKS36,24026+24%

18▲40Stevens County, KSKS4,98426+106%

19▲1Johnson County, KSKS636,90624−15%

20▼2Montgomery County, KSKS30,17724−18%

21▲14Gray County, KSKS5,65223+12%

22▼11Seward County, KSKS21,07323−27%

23▲7Harvey County, KSKS33,58023+1%

24▲49Anderson County, KSKS8,01823+1587%

25▼4Crawford County, KSKS39,00822−19%

26▲17Riley County, KSKS72,59822+21%

27▲34Nemaha County, KSKS10,05422+118%

28▼13Butler County, KSKS69,48422−27%

29▲8Republic County, KSKS4,64022+14%

30▼2Douglas County, KSKS120,92022−7%

31▼7Sherman County, KSKS5,76321−18%

32▼20Cloud County, KSKS8,83321−32%

33▲34Osage County, KSKS15,69321+230%

34▲8Rice County, KSKS9,26620+11%

35▲3Sumner County, KSKS22,31220+7%

36▼14Reno County, KSKS61,53920−25%

37▼21Ellis County, KSKS29,07520−32%

38▼31Washington County, KSKS5,53320−44%

39▼10Cowley County, KSKS34,38220−13%

40▲11Ellsworth County, KSKS6,25718+28%

41▼10Wabaunsee County, KSKS7,01818−21%

42▼15Doniphan County, KSKS7,59418−24%

43▼24Brown County, KSKS9,10417−38%

44▲16Pawnee County, KSKS5,99117+66%

45▼4Russell County, KSKS6,58117−7%

46▲22Mitchell County, KSKS5,59017+207%

47▲5Bourbon County, KSKS14,31915+3%

48▲7Franklin County, KSKS26,29915+9%

49▲10Morris County, KSKS5,34814+19%

50▲6Phillips County, KSKS4,72814+7%

51▼3Geary County, KSKS36,33814−8%

52▼26Dickinson County, KSKS18,63713−44%

53Marion County, KSKS11,63412−11%

54▲11Wilson County, KSKS8,29912+48%

55▼8Cherokee County, KSKS19,10512−29%

56▼16Labette County, KSKS19,68511−38%

57▼18Linn County, KSKS9,95011−39%

58▼4Pottawatomie County, KSKS27,18611−21%

59▼2Allen County, KSKS12,30210−20%

60▼11Neosho County, KSKS15,6379−36%

61▼51Jackson County, KSKS13,4389−72%

62Ottawa County, KSKS5,7449−1%

63▼29Pratt County, KSKS9,1179−57%

64▼28Greenwood County, KSKS5,8269−56%

65▼1Kingman County, KSKS7,0298−1%

66Jefferson County, KSKS18,2967+14%

67▼17Harper County, KSKS5,3707−53%

68▼24Edwards County, KSKS2,6406−63%

69▼65Woodson County, KSKS3,1185−87%

70▼57Meade County, KSKS3,8525−85%

71▲1Thomas County, KSKS7,7254+134%

72▼1Barber County, KSKS4,0834+52%

73▼4Clay County, KSKS7,9901−81%

74Rooks County, KSKS4,6461−37%

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UPDATED 2026-09-11 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU ACS 5-YEAR ESTIMATES