Personal Income by Source by County, 1997 (Thousands of Dollars) Wages and Other labor Proprietors' Income Property Transfer Residence Less <strong>Social</strong> Total Personal County Salaries (r) Income Farm Nonfarm Income* Payments Adjustment Insurance Income Greeley 13,651 1,616 5,966 2,557 7,362 5,779 -822 887 35,222 Greenwood 35,081 5,094 1,388 14,358 36,989 37,610 16,193 3,906 142,807 Hamilton 19,568 2,390 12,786 3,702 13,454 10,150 -363 1,195 60,492 Harper 44,000 6,400 12,907 13,280 34,300 30,893 8,009 3,958 145,831 Harvey 323,757 36,239 23,306 84,829 133,510 114,963 122,058 31,813 806,849 Haskell 34,257 3,966 43,885 10,275 19,323 9,967 3,038 2,294 122,417 Hodgeman 10,930 1,794 9,572 4,957 11,308 7,684 1,771 826 47,190 Jackson 58,941 8,000 -1,830 21,551 41,884 38,841 83,440 5,704 245,123 Jefferson 62,829 9,227 3,390 21,265 56,701 51,538 168,271 5,899 367,322 Jewell 17,477 2,881 14,054 7,129 21,321 16,210 4,974 1,653 82,393 Johnson 8,080,672 821,994 6,347 1,256,150 3,329,007 951,410 1,593,591 693,328 15,345,843 Kearny 27,234 3,750 13,586 5,785 20,366 11,646 12,567 1,592 93,342 Kingman 57,890 7,406 13,587 12,460 39,153 33,843 24,523 5,343 183,519 Kiowa 23,398 3,162 4,680 5,115 21,242 15,989 2,779 1,987 74,378 Labette 219,809 28,812 7,432 34,320 77,972 94,534 -17,082 17,375 428,422 Lane 16,296 2,144 3,726 4,642 15,020 9,386 -162 1,216 49,836 Leavenworth 670,504 179,964 -288 79,605 245,023 166,091 51,311 39,903 1,352,307 Lincoln 16,106 2,795 5,566 5,115 18,970 14,443 5,243 1,452 66,786 Linn 51,187 7,187 6,750 9,901 33,128 37,853 19,045 4,643 160,408 Logan 22,386 2,927 480 6,104 16,951 12,265 1,123 1,837 60,399 Lyon 387,463 48,783 10,132 45,364 138,082 106,702 -10,109 29,293 697,124 McPherson 325,317 36,937 37,390 65,038 132,676 100,462 6,182 29,792 674,210 Marion 75,457 10,350 14,722 18,708 52,806 50,609 28,838 7,247 244,243 Marshall 104,505 12,823 22,646 16,276 63,597 53,736 (L) 9,974 263,619 Meade 32,629 3,910 8,002 8,296 22,369 16,262 6,869 2,272 96,065 Miami 164,222 19,944 -1,156 34,452 90,705 84,291 191,422 13,698 570,182 Mitchell 77,770 9,147 17,396 11,819 34,276 27,891 -10,057 6,295 161,947 Montgomery 364,733 44,799 11,028 43,373 140,850 161,101 -22,041 31,689 712,154 Morris 33,352 4,633 5,203 10,733 26,436 25,182 13,220 3,278 115,481 Morton 36,585 4,597 5,826 6,423 17,635 11,639 -2,306 2,190 78,209 Nemaha 94,049 11,771 31,304 12,330 70,153 38,600 -823 8,170 249,214 Neosho 164,787 20,271 4,632 30,412 64,852 71,670 -1,179 14,067 341,378 Ness 27,028 4,044 4,150 11,223 22,666 16,156 2,098 2,639 84,726 Norton 51,278 6,871 4,762 9,643 32,245 24,218 -2,142 3,758 123,117 Osage 62,708 9,436 6,232 19,569 57,083 58,632 106,830 6,037 314,453
Personal Income by Source by County, 1997 (Thousands of Dollars) Wages and Other labor Proprietors' Income Property Transfer Residence Less <strong>Social</strong> Total Personal County Salaries (r) Income Farm Nonfarm Income* Payments Adjustment Insurance Income Osborne 26,840 3,805 9,518 9,351 25,647 21,727 2,781 2,831 96,838 Ottawa 26,107 3,750 8,236 8,020 30,950 21,066 23,774 2,455 119,448 Pawnee 66,127 9,025 11,066 13,101 32,188 26,841 2,753 3,660 157,441 Phillips 51,505 7,384 9,565 14,479 38,000 25,706 -1,897 4,631 140,111 Pottawatomie 160,760 19,344 5,003 24,627 79,635 50,929 35,687 13,427 362,558 Pratt 93,499 11,393 9,052 22,575 52,246 38,768 -56 8,117 219,360 Rawlins 18,747 2,678 1,700 5,829 19,156 13,014 1,254 1,662 60,716 Reno 740,479 83,355 21,517 76,583 319,045 232,095 8,332 60,781 1,420,628 Republic 43,760 6,025 6,360 11,000 31,472 26,109 3,417 3,945 124,198 Rice 65,513 9,113 19,399 17,675 45,795 41,159 13,220 5,910 205,964 Riley 533,084 83,095 239 66,012 220,476 120,733 280,362 30,864 1,273,137 Rooks 43,746 6,018 1,342 11,763 30,770 24,436 1,597 3,876 115,796 Rush 27,323 4,004 2,657 4,610 19,960 18,008 106 2,339 74,329 Russell 53,388 7,270 2,916 17,604 46,096 38,716 443 5,283 161,150 Saline 720,703 82,029 11,701 217,509 253,663 168,437 -38,911 69,356 1,345,785 Scott 45,402 4,934 21,926 10,859 29,104 14,970 4,895 3,123 128,967 Sedgwick 7,696,618 958,112 24,598 795,685 2,108,141 1,348,883 -1,002,404 630,478 11,299,155 Seward 289,682 33,272 21,691 46,981 65,324 51,353 -42,463 22,997 442,843 Shawnee 2,740,695 333,875 6,938 214,594 837,386 587,676 -410,334 197,193 4,113,637 Sheridan 18,072 2,484 13,082 8,501 17,498 10,622 1,054 1,700 69,613 Sherman 59,833 7,723 8,080 12,731 29,723 29,542 4,024 4,833 146,823 Smith 26,456 3,557 8,522 8,718 29,083 22,070 934 2,666 96,674 Staf<strong>for</strong>d 30,972 4,485 15,529 11,367 27,330 25,724 939 2,709 113,637 Stanton 20,389 2,216 28,003 3,726 14,149 6,564 -763 1,122 73,162 Stevens 48,897 6,112 19,314 12,398 28,463 15,687 6,899 3,536 134,234 Sumner 152,047 21,242 31,063 38,448 84,333 91,294 208,308 14,287 612,448 Thomas 78,096 9,940 16,461 18,612 35,230 25,775 -5,334 6,255 172,525 Trego 20,074 3,011 -623 7,859 15,495 14,971 2,823 1,919 61,691 Wabaunsee 21,879 3,500 2,266 11,886 24,901 22,479 53,781 2,392 138,300 Wallace 9,797 1,320 3,138 3,975 9,819 7,052 72 849 34,324 Washington 35,590 5,573 20,107 8,268 30,266 29,225 8,029 3,102 133,956 Wichita 18,510 2,301 37,241 5,496 12,005 8,904 -126 1,266 83,065 Wilson 85,728 11,249 6,882 18,546 36,652 43,481 193 7,674 195,057 Woodson 14,143 2,144 6,324 7,109 16,405 18,496 6,828 1,810 69,639 Wyandotte 2,640,458 329,022 -70 98,351 369,438 618,109 -977,965 186,348 2,890,995 <strong>Kansas</strong> 34,315,868 4,314,001 1,079,705 4,709,887 12,678,583 8,338,124 1,056,714 2,765,114 63,727,768 *Includes dividends, interest and rent. (L) = Less than $50,000. (r) = revised Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, Regional Economic In<strong>for</strong>mation System, May 2002.
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Education (con’t) Percent High Sc
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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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State Summary, 2000 Acres Acres Yie
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Banking Growth in Kansas 1949-2001
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Patent Grants by County, 1990-1999
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Communications December 2002 Kansas
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Daily Newspapers of Kansas, 1993-20
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