Personal Income by Source by County, 1998 (Thousands of Dollars) Wages and Other labor Proprietors' Income Property Transfer Residence Less <strong>Social</strong> Total Personal County Salaries Income Farm Nonfarm Income* Payments Adjustment Insurance Income Osborne 27,898 3,800 7,270 9,831 26,641 21,629 2,813 2,910 96,972 Ottawa 26,567 3,738 4,488 7,035 35,337 21,358 25,168 2,362 121,329 Pawnee 72,101 10,385 7,079 13,199 34,316 26,736 2,158 3,698 162,276 Phillips 54,962 7,767 11,471 15,783 40,281 26,120 -1,926 4,935 149,523 Pottawatomie 170,747 19,688 986 26,872 86,878 51,492 37,816 14,158 380,321 Pratt 97,146 11,492 4,041 24,280 54,683 38,830 86 8,299 222,259 Rawlins 19,852 2,771 10,694 6,974 19,655 13,037 1,199 1,786 72,396 Reno 776,793 84,075 10,471 77,098 345,143 233,799 10,393 62,567 1,475,205 Republic 44,502 5,883 2,431 11,608 32,281 26,352 3,702 3,971 122,788 Rice 71,951 9,632 11,701 15,220 47,742 41,441 13,292 6,062 204,917 Riley 563,496 87,812 -1,439 55,910 237,776 121,588 282,335 31,545 1,315,933 Rooks 44,953 6,179 5,897 12,159 30,761 24,490 2,872 3,929 123,382 Rush 28,307 4,002 413 4,833 20,512 17,782 548 2,374 74,023 Russell 55,398 7,013 5,756 17,430 45,688 39,014 298 5,534 165,063 Saline 768,782 83,542 6,625 222,844 262,989 169,210 -41,135 72,626 1,400,231 Scott 49,582 5,207 23,378 11,128 30,487 14,842 5,147 3,262 136,509 Sedgwick 8,331,786 960,382 7,330 869,852 2,433,533 1,360,088 -1,070,941 674,463 12,217,567 Seward 307,595 33,562 12,612 51,709 69,820 50,962 -44,077 24,039 458,144 Shawnee 2,926,494 345,027 4,017 236,100 905,455 594,917 -432,946 209,919 4,369,145 Sheridan 19,525 2,573 22,508 8,951 18,214 10,535 1,025 1,790 81,541 Sherman 64,975 7,951 19,228 13,298 31,115 29,659 4,269 5,150 165,345 Smith 27,526 3,601 10,374 8,808 30,120 22,018 1,061 2,677 100,831 Staf<strong>for</strong>d 32,350 4,635 15,888 11,902 27,951 25,875 795 2,784 116,612 Stanton 21,192 2,272 18,702 4,168 15,298 6,547 -521 1,138 66,520 Stevens 52,720 6,382 22,853 11,977 31,716 15,773 6,677 3,649 144,449 Sumner 167,800 21,797 8,885 33,071 90,765 92,558 210,700 14,855 610,721 Thomas 84,428 10,375 28,345 18,070 36,059 26,149 -5,988 6,557 190,881 Trego 21,431 3,161 -434 7,374 16,852 15,115 2,961 1,965 64,495 Wabaunsee 24,107 3,654 79 10,932 25,676 22,461 56,549 2,459 140,999 Wallace 11,127 1,459 7,272 3,936 10,763 7,124 (L) 912 40,728 Washington 37,461 5,795 12,309 7,813 32,024 29,161 8,690 3,117 130,136 Wichita 20,832 2,482 36,078 4,365 12,658 8,999 (L) 1,286 84,089 Wilson 90,077 11,311 -3,462 18,088 38,413 44,032 (L) 7,857 190,579 Woodson 14,296 2,144 1,984 7,069 16,652 18,228 7,311 1,800 65,884 Wyandotte 2,743,108 346,007 298 88,738 407,480 616,002 -992,619 189,734 3,019,280 <strong>Kansas</strong> 37,029,595 4,465,021 874,907 5,028,941 13,980,510 8,413,741 1,048,824 2,945,202 67,896,337 *Includes dividends, interest and rent. L=Less than $50,000. Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, Regional Economic In<strong>for</strong>mation System, May 2002.
Personal Income by Source by County, 1999 (Thousands of Dollars) Wages and Other labor Proprietors' Income Property Transfer Residence Less <strong>Social</strong> Total Personal County Salaries Income Farm Nonfarm Income* Payments Adjustment Insurance Income Allen 140,325 17,833 -5,587 30,325 59,358 58,558 -485 12,144 288,183 Anderson 42,138 5,487 -2,757 15,113 33,161 31,994 17,562 4,314 138,384 Atchison 165,720 19,018 1,289 19,003 71,116 61,002 11,881 13,866 335,163 Barber 41,548 5,764 -2,208 11,046 29,163 26,192 -1,963 3,545 105,997 Barton 306,317 33,539 10,773 56,631 147,575 109,445 -5,428 26,400 632,452 Bourbon 139,249 16,521 -887 32,634 69,454 65,975 4,178 12,821 314,303 Brown 104,321 11,705 8,199 19,549 51,996 47,968 -1,765 9,001 232,972 Butler 383,699 47,025 59 126,344 215,557 174,569 594,953 34,293 1,507,913 Chase 15,455 2,361 14,295 9,677 15,102 12,429 7,178 1,687 74,810 Chautauqua 19,413 2,620 -2,051 7,999 23,479 22,835 4,838 2,055 77,078 Cherokee 157,322 18,956 8,969 32,259 71,547 92,944 59,855 14,311 427,541 Cheyenne 22,060 2,755 15,294 7,246 18,635 14,713 -2,391 2,083 76,229 Clark 20,339 2,623 2,826 4,381 16,677 10,058 4,066 1,176 59,794 Clay 63,150 7,832 13,060 22,398 51,238 34,791 19,322 5,989 205,802 Cloud 77,217 9,591 8,191 16,669 54,490 48,322 3,310 7,101 210,689 Coffey 125,317 16,060 -809 16,510 47,348 33,627 -40,241 9,840 187,972 Comanche 11,978 1,781 1,098 5,045 12,276 9,860 951 1,140 41,849 Cowley 359,675 42,596 10,350 53,214 138,801 144,616 33,111 29,250 753,113 Craw<strong>for</strong>d 417,917 52,174 (L) 31,642 165,819 158,963 -9,536 30,656 786,356 Decatur 21,853 2,895 9,939 7,118 27,456 16,464 1,433 2,062 85,096 Dickinson 155,333 18,452 16,097 25,041 87,969 73,996 46,456 13,629 409,715 Doniphan 74,670 9,130 15,041 10,193 26,269 31,540 9,014 5,979 169,878 Douglas 1,159,012 148,885 -631 125,172 424,459 218,759 135,196 75,674 2,135,178 Edwards 24,839 2,982 24,699 7,705 18,302 16,212 2,320 2,244 94,815 Elk 11,315 2,304 387 6,512 11,961 17,538 9,698 1,193 58,522 Ellis 332,269 40,484 9,350 67,307 126,001 89,578 7,906 26,611 646,284 Ellsworth 54,044 6,971 8,305 12,232 34,414 29,039 -1,989 4,447 138,569 Finney 499,735 51,783 30,628 91,280 116,884 79,938 -13,840 39,938 816,470 Ford 403,665 44,041 37,020 64,636 120,276 85,109 -24,641 32,638 697,468 Franklin 210,808 22,535 -1,172 33,760 84,384 83,909 108,524 17,450 525,298 Geary 581,394 198,245 -861 27,942 102,677 76,472 -409,201 31,811 544,857 Gove 24,416 3,162 17,554 10,934 18,685 13,055 -1,465 2,103 84,238 Graham 21,398 3,126 11,281 8,379 14,169 15,093 1,057 1,931 72,572 Grant 96,318 10,239 9,989 22,868 30,515 19,970 -10,743 7,385 171,771 Gray 55,204 6,680 46,624 12,597 22,636 15,924 4,177 3,786 160,056
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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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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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Daily Newspapers of Kansas, 1993-20
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Total Crime Index Offenses in Kansa
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