Kansas Population Demographics
- Population: 2,940,000 (2023 estimate; 2020 Census: 2,937,880)
- Land area: 82,278 sq mi (213,100 km²)
- Population density: 35.7 people/sq mi (13.8/km²)
- Median age: 37.5 years
- Age distribution: Under 18: 24.8%; 18–64: 58.7%; 65+: 16.5%
- Gender: Female 50.2%; Male 49.8% (≈99 males per 100 females)
- Race/ethnicity: Non-Hispanic White 72.6%; Hispanic/Latino 13.3%; Black/African American 6.3%; Asian 3.2%; Two or more races 4.1%; American Indian/Alaska Native 1.2%; Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander 0.1%
- Household composition (context): Average household size ~2.5 persons; family households predominate
- Insight: Kansas combines a moderate youth share with a growing Hispanic population and a low overall density, reflecting its mix of small metros, college towns, and extensive rural areas
Important Facts About Kansas
- 34th state (January 29, 1861); capital Topeka; largest city Wichita; area 82,278 sq mi; population 2.94 million (2020 Census).
- “Bleeding Kansas” (1854–1861) shaped national politics; Brown v. Board of Education (1954) originated in Topeka, ending legal school segregation nationwide.
- Cultural/architectural highlights: Kansas State Capitol’s copper dome topped by the 22‑foot Ad Astra statue (2002); Frank Lloyd Wright’s Allen–Lambe House (1915) in Wichita; Blackbear Bosin’s 44‑foot Keeper of the Plains (1974).
- Unique natural features: Flint Hills contain the largest remaining tallgrass prairie; Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve protects this ecosystem; Monument Rocks (designated a National Natural Landmark in 1968); highest point Mount Sunflower at 4,039 ft; geographic center of the contiguous U.S. near Lebanon.
- Agriculture: Nicknamed the “Wheat State”; more than 6 million head of cattle—well over its human population; major producer of wheat and sorghum.
- Industry and energy: Wichita, the “Air Capital of the World,” has built over half of all general‑aviation aircraft ever produced; wind supplied about 47% of in‑state electricity generation in 2022, among the highest shares in the U.S.
- Tourism anchors: Eisenhower Presidential Library & Museum (Abilene), the Cosmosphere (Hutchinson; home to Apollo 13’s Odyssey and Liberty Bell 7), Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve, and Boot Hill Museum (Dodge City).
Kansas Email User Demographics
- State context: Kansas population ~2.94M (2023); density ≈36.0 people per sq mi (13.9/km²).
- Estimated email users: ≈2.57M (about 87% of residents).
- Age distribution of email users (est.): 22.7% under 18; 10.4% 18–24; 27.4% 25–44; 25.0% 45–64; 14.5% 65+.
- Gender breakdown (est.): ~50.2% female, 49.8% male among email users.
- Racial/ethnic composition of email users (est., mirrors population): ~73% White (non-Hispanic), 13% Hispanic/Latino (any race), 6% Black, 3% Asian, 1% American Indian/Alaska Native, 4% multiracial/other.
- Insight: High email penetration statewide; usage is near parity by gender and broadly tracks population makeup, with slightly lower adoption among seniors.
Phone Usage Statistics in Kansas State
- Population density (context): ~36 people per square mile (Kansas pop ~2.94M; land area ~81,759 sq mi).
- Estimated phone users: ~2.65 million (≈90% of residents), reflecting national cell-phone ownership levels applied to Kansas.
- Age distribution of phone users: <18
19% (0.50M); 18–3431% (0.82M); 35–5430% (0.80M); 55–6411% (0.29M); 65+9% (0.24M). - Gender breakdown among users: Female
50% (1.33M); Male50% (1.32M), closely tracking the state’s sex composition. - Racial/ethnic composition among users (mirrors statewide makeup): Non-Hispanic White
74% (1.96M); Hispanic/Latino13% (0.34M); Black6% (0.16M); Asian3% (0.08M); American Indian/Alaska Native1% (0.03M); Two or more races3% (0.08M); Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander <0.1% (~3k). - Notes: Counts are derived by applying the latest Census demographic shares to the estimated phone-user base; contemporary research shows minimal ownership gaps by gender and modest differences by age, yielding a user profile that closely matches Kansas’s overall population.
Social Media User Statistics in Kansas
Estimated social media users in Kansas: ~2.13M (≈72.5% of 2.94M residents; 2024 benchmark).
Age mix (share of users, est.): 18–29: 24%; 30–49: 38%; 50–64: 24%; 65+: 14%.
Gender (est.): women 52%; men 48%.
Platform user estimates in Kansas (overlapping audiences; adults; est.):
- YouTube (Google): ~1.77M
- Facebook: ~1.45M
- Instagram: ~1.00M
- X (Twitter): ~0.47M
- Discord: ~0.26M
- Tinder: ~85K
- Bumble: ~64K
- OnlyFans: ~43K
Notes: Figures model 2024 US penetration rates (Pew/DataReportal and industry benchmarks) to Kansas’ population; dating-app and OnlyFans counts reflect estimated current users, not registrations.
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Counties in Kansas
- Allen
- Anderson
- Atchison
- Barber
- Barton
- Bourbon
- Brown
- Butler
- Chase
- Chautauqua
- Cherokee
- Cheyenne
- Clark
- Clay
- Cloud
- Coffey
- Comanche
- Cowley
- Crawford
- Decatur
- Dickinson
- Doniphan
- Douglas
- Edwards
- Elk
- Ellis
- Ellsworth
- Finney
- Ford
- Franklin
- Geary
- Gove
- Graham
- Grant
- Gray
- Greeley
- Greenwood
- Hamilton
- Harper
- Harvey
- Haskell
- Hodgeman
- Jackson
- Jefferson
- Jewell
- Johnson
- Kearny
- Kingman
- Kiowa
- Labette
- Lane
- Leavenworth
- Lincoln
- Linn
- Logan
- Lyon
- Marion
- Marshall
- Mcpherson
- Meade
- Miami
- Mitchell
- Montgomery
- Morris
- Morton
- Nemaha
- Neosho
- Ness
- Norton
- Osage
- Osborne
- Ottawa
- Pawnee
- Phillips
- Pottawatomie
- Pratt
- Rawlins
- Reno
- Republic
- Rice
- Riley
- Rooks
- Rush
- Russell
- Saline
- Scott
- Sedgwick
- Seward
- Shawnee
- Sheridan
- Sherman
- Smith
- Stafford
- Stanton
- Stevens
- Sumner
- Thomas
- Trego
- Wabaunsee
- Wallace
- Washington
- Wichita
- Wilson
- Woodson
- Wyandotte