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Sales Tax Collectons by Kansas Counties for Calendar Years* 1995-2001 (In Dollars) County 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 Pottawatomie $11,106,839 $11,047,445 $12,343,572 $12,561,510 $11,833,767 $14,052,639 $14,110,072 Pratt 5,101,005 5,237,054 5,521,055 5,686,302 5,246,487 5,530,105 5,581,607 Rawlins 628,086 659,269 631,435 637,983 626,070 682,698 672,568 Reno 33,251,699 35,173,136 36,282,749 37,568,271 37,173,130 36,062,806 35,770,100 Republic 1,624,536 1,640,601 1,621,846 1,603,529 1,693,263 1,778,576 1,675,239 Rice 2,223,927 2,301,277 2,544,226 2,476,120 2,570,627 2,864,748 2,844,225 Riley 20,088,818 19,713,398 20,268,150 22,775,827 23,879,057 21,779,963 21,748,286 Rooks 1,860,422 1,970,983 1,961,908 1,780,139 1,795,075 2,006,591 1,985,458 Rush 613,233 579,221 607,408 571,617 689,274 687,949 670,205 Russell 2,818,593 2,958,952 2,966,183 2,846,412 2,667,541 2,798,890 2,639,543 Saline 35,173,484 36,054,247 38,338,855 40,291,488 40,640,946 39,996,843 40,344,185 Scott 2,132,288 2,387,042 2,318,265 2,348,263 2,210,586 2,186,102 2,284,978 Sedgwick 258,220,351 275,875,038 295,527,124 307,283,928 305,662,147 298,022,980 298,964,728 Seward 14,998,224 16,084,464 15,676,639 15,528,170 14,419,924 15,092,513 15,164,693 Shawnee 95,918,893 98,943,971 103,020,520 108,470,065 110,557,817 109,164,199 112,462,898 Sheridan 872,042 820,414 925,824 990,644 879,569 837,485 746,184 Sherman 3,128,802 3,190,696 3,737,240 4,412,732 4,416,318 4,263,776 4,191,142 Smith 1,363,009 1,370,700 1,401,804 1,303,873 1,256,112 1,266,324 1,181,406 Stafford 736,943 860,267 900,190 862,802 858,185 1,026,045 983,204 Stanton 526,655 495,240 521,269 542,530 553,784 678,646 671,750 Stevens 1,477,671 1,536,220 1,614,336 1,590,362 1,525,154 1,813,013 1,931,721 Sumner 5,234,164 5,706,930 5,960,493 6,413,004 6,512,639 6,681,310 6,418,621 Thomas 5,090,265 5,346,825 5,244,170 5,253,719 5,167,101 5,105,733 5,016,855 Trego 1,188,102 1,173,872 1,006,360 1,036,412 993,301 1,054,434 994,510 Wabaunsee 731,338 854,384 823,473 815,296 961,023 985,109 968,951 Wallace 379,839 403,472 438,056 519,907 493,946 548,031 428,645 Washington 1,088,458 1,173,301 1,228,531 1,301,149 1,486,802 1,492,572 1,380,502 Wichita 848,499 686,123 712,861 830,268 647,088 690,089 669,863 Wilson 2,067,204 2,297,814 2,391,483 2,247,477 2,314,651 2,568,295 2,295,314 Woodson 622,978 628,217 670,418 626,973 669,268 774,578 721,232 Wyandotte 53,742,964 55,627,536 55,862,103 57,172,758 61,184,899 62,836,505 63,831,901 Total 1,212,060,210 1,286,136,133 1,354,385,700 1,422,059,127 1,452,454,591 1,468,087,563 1,471,120,605 Misc. 7,742,009 8,795,150 Kansas 1,212,060,210 1,286,136,133 1,354,385,700 1,422,059,127 1,452,454,591 1,475,829,572 1,479,915,755 * Local sales taxes are not Included. Source: Kansas Department of Revenue, Office of Policy and Research, http://www.ksrevenue.org/taxinfo.html
Per Capita Sales Tax Collections by County Fiscal Years 1996-2001 County FY 1996 FY 1997 FY 1998 FY 1999 FY 2000 FY2001 Allen $287.36 $288.65 $298.07 $370.59 $387.64 $347.19 Anderson 188.40 206.24 213.25 270.59 310.50 288.62 Atchison 231.02 243.84 247.69 305.95 323.93 308.17 Barber 223.13 245.78 256.85 323.20 393.47 419.03 Barton 457.93 473.95 485.66 572.60 596.16 614.07 Bourbon 262.92 279.55 283.39 344.77 373.17 368.77 Brown 210.69 228.06 234.11 291.81 307.25 299.11 Butler 250.18 269.63 291.43 341.34 361.84 362.49 Chase 128.36 156.92 168.65 200.67 222.35 204.70 Chautauqua 114.46 138.96 110.87 124.09 154.90 155.08 Cherokee 151.64 159.40 160.86 204.59 228.11 215.04 Cheyenne 209.67 212.01 208.08 262.06 284.76 290.45 Clark 141.84 144.55 145.05 152.19 200.92 196.33 Clay 231.92 248.01 244.53 336.61 356.72 329.87 Cloud 344.70 363.93 363.13 469.20 455.13 427.79 Coffey 230.90 237.75 252.40 313.83 341.51 331.13 Comanche 171.31 193.27 192.05 254.15 275.62 307.71 Cowley 292.12 288.02 291.22 361.73 370.70 366.76 Crawford 347.22 353.09 356.32 459.98 469.95 427.24 Decatur 177.44 170.82 176.58 214.87 244.60 225.04 Dickinson 257.59 268.06 279.05 350.06 374.76 357.54 Doniphan 150.13 156.90 152.99 170.49 237.42 198.58 Douglas 388.49 420.13 430.09 520.78 530.50 511.02 Edwards 140.21 130.53 140.90 178.57 210.84 194.99 Elk 120.96 121.17 121.68 141.89 249.45 230.67 Ellis 516.16 556.04 571.56 725.07 733.68 715.44 Ellsworth 198.85 208.95 199.84 248.50 287.24 277.20 Finney 496.43 499.25 517.06 624.33 670.80 578.47 Ford 476.72 501.76 525.74 627.52 627.11 559.62 Franklin 325.72 345.54 352.20 415.97 421.63 407.12 Geary 254.53 248.00 258.16 416.88 449.99 389.16 Gove 266.08 286.39 290.74 385.71 413.00 379.95 Graham 257.16 291.09 263.50 339.26 393.66 395.80 Grant 469.58 488.62 579.19 478.95 498.36 540.53 Gray 189.00 204.06 196.88 248.46 325.77 302.15 Greeley 176.77 166.32 155.79 208.07 293.93 290.37 Greenwood 170.48 181.21 180.84 204.11 236.97 237.92 Hamilton 210.86 219.93 236.28 297.83 316.72 305.13 Harper 280.72 297.31 304.85 363.23 371.58 339.59 Harvey 304.89 343.40 351.99 428.82 426.34 438.52 Haskell 155.88 158.29 146.09 173.26 241.90 246.40 Hodgeman 144.41 159.61 170.59 204.07 224.02 211.03 Jackson 237.49 253.51 263.23 336.14 330.59 328.64 Jefferson 106.40 112.17 111.27 141.70 173.30 164.90 Jewell 122.23 115.17 113.88 144.20 173.87 163.19 Johnson 579.71 632.63 687.24 853.55 879.79 855.26 Kearny 89.40 84.85 93.02 141.06 191.19 189.83 Kingman 181.89 197.14 199.79 233.57 254.24 267.68 Kiowa 210.22 201.16 198.05 256.95 314.23 302.07 Labette 268.23 278.34 284.03 374.35 379.41 367.98 Lane 172.53 173.91 160.24 193.99 229.26 252.77 Leavenworth 181.68 197.16 202.11 258.07 274.23 278.97 Lincoln 181.43 186.69 152.13 203.87 248.83 216.28 Linn 120.04 149.51 170.27 201.14 263.84 214.26 Logan 309.46 313.69 327.90 424.68 465.77 388.23 Lyon 374.24 387.86 404.41 541.51 530.02 494.44
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Kansas Statistical Abstract 2001 36
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Table of Contents Foreword ........
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Education (con’t) Percent High Sc
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Housing and Construction (con’t)
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Transportation (con’t) Expenditur
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Preface Special thanks are owed to
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County Rankings December 2002 Kansa
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Selected County Population Rankings
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Selected County Rankings Per Capita
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Selected County Rankings Per Capita
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State Summary, 2000 Acres Acres Yie
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Thousands 100 NumberofFarmsinKansas
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Land Area and Proportion in Farms 1
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Farm, Crop and Livestock Informatio
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Farm, Crop and Livestock Informatio
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Agriculture Industry Production In
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Farm Value of Kansas Livestock and
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Livestock Shipped Into Kansas, by S
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Crops Percentage of Farm Cash Recei
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Total Loans/Total Assets and Net Fa
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Banking and Finance December 2002 K
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Bank Deposits in Kansas by County F
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Banking Growth in Kansas 1949-2001
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New Firms by State, 1995-2000 Perce
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Self-Employment by State, 1995-2000
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Hispanic-Owned Businesses in Kansas
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Women-Owned Businesses in Kansas, 1
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Manufacturing in Kansas 1998r All e
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Manufacturing in Kansas 2000 All em
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Kind of Business Retail Trade in Ka
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Wholesale Trade in Kansas, 1997 Typ
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Total Annual Payroll ($1,000) by In
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Number of Establishments by Industr
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Taxable Retail Sales, by County 199
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County Trade Pull Factors* FY 1990-
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Value Value Value Rank Country 1999
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Kansas Gross State Product by Indus
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Patent Grants by County, 1990-1999
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KansasRegionalTemperatures,2000 Jan
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Precipitation in Kansas, 2000 and A
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Kansas County Precipitation 1997-20
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Communications December 2002 Kansas
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Daily Newspapers of Kansas, 1993-20
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Daily Newspapers of Kansas, 1993-20
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Total Crime Index Offenses in Kansa
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Crime Index Offenses by County* 199
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Arrests by County 1995-1998 County
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Admissions and Releases All Institu
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Inmate Characteristics in Correctio
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Number of Full-Time Law Enforcement
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Allen Anderson Atchison Barber Bart
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Number of Accredited Public Schools
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High School Graduates by County, by
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Percent High School Graduate or Hig
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County Headcount Grades 7-12 High S
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Pupil-Teacher Ratio by County, 2001
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Kansas School Districts: 2001 Schoo
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Current Expenditure Per Pupil in Pu
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Kansas School Districts: Estimates
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Enrollment in Kansas' Four-Year Col
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Enrollment in Kansas' Four-Year Col
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Enrollment in Kansas' Technical Col
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County Less than 9th Grade 9-12th G
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Public Library Materials by State,
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Public Library Service by State, FY
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Public Library Service by State, FY
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Public Libraries Providing Access t
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Elections December 2002 Kansas Stat
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Kansas General Election Statistics
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County Kansas General Election Stat
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County Kansas General Election Stat
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Voter Registration and Party Affili
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Civilian Labor Force in Kansas 1950
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Civilian Labor Force Estimates by C
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Civilian Labor Force Estimates by C
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MillionsofPersons 1.44 1.42 1.40 1.
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Page 230 and 231: Energy December 2002 Kansas Statist
Page 232 and 233: Natural Gas Prices for Kansas 1997
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Page 246 and 247: Summary of Bonds, Temporary Notes,
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Page 258 and 259: Summary of Property Taxes Levied by
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Kansas Personal Income by Major Sou
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Personal Income by Source by County
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Per Capita Personal Income and Pers
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Per Capita Income 1989 and 1999 and
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Per Capita Personal Income by Count
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Per Capita Personal Income by Count
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Median Income of Households by Stat
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Estimated Median Household Income f
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Median Income, Kansas and Kansas Co
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Percent of People in Poverty by Sta
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Poverty Status by State in 2001, Pe
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Estimates of People of All Ages in
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Estimates of Related Children Age 5
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Estimates of People Under Age 18 in
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Food Stamp Beneficiaries and Expend
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Food Stamp Beneficiaries and Expend
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Nonfuel Raw Mineral Production and
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Oil Production in Kansas 1889-2001,
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Kansas Oil Production and Number of
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Parks and Recreation December 2002
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Visitation Data and Size of State P
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Number and Value of Hunting and Fis
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Both Sexes Population of Kansas by
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Projections of the Population of Ka
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Population Summary for Congressiona
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Race and Hispanic Origin by Congres
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Population of Kansas Counties, Cens
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Population of Kansas Counties, 1980
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County Population of Kansas Countie
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Population Change in Kansas and Net
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Population Projections of Kansas Co
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Population Projections of Kansas Co
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Age by County, in Kansas, 2000 All
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Age by County, in Kansas, 1990 All
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Median Age of Persons in Kansas Cou
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Population Projections of People Ag
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Land Area and Population Density in
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County Male 1990 Population of Kans
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Urban and Rural Population by Count
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Urban and Rural Population by Count
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Land Area by Urban and Rural Reside
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Hispanic Population of Kansas Count
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Population of Counties by Race Apri
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Population of Counties by Race Apri
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Population of Metropolitan Areas 20
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Population of Urban Places of 10,00
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Population of Incorporated Places i
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Group Quarters Population by County
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Number of Households by County 1990
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Kansas Transportation at a Glance,
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Expenditure of Federal Funds Admini
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State Motor Fuel Tax Rates* 2000 Ga
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Number of Vehicle Registrations in
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Special City & County Highway Fund
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Commuting to Work: 2000 Percent of
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Commuting to Work: 2000 Percent of
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Registered Live Births, Deaths, Mar
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Marriages, Divorces and Annulments
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Live Births and Deaths by County of
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Reported Abortions by Age Group of
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Hospitals in Kansas by County, 2000
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Practicing Physicians in Kansas by
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Active Dentists in Kansas by County
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Cancer Death Rates Per 10,000 Popul
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Highway funds, 470 Highways and str
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population growth, 379 precipitatio
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climate, 108, 109, 110 land in farm
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deaths, 476, 479 divorces, 476, 477
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