Skip to content
ZipNumbers
Grid of numbered green mailboxes in an apartment lobby, illustrating ZIP code listings

Kansas ZIP codes

Quick answer

Kansas contains 704 ZIP code tabulation areas. The statewide sales tax base rate is 6.5%, and local ZIPs may add county, city and district rates on top.

Type the 5-digit ZIP to open its profile.

Top 100 ZIP codes by population

Largest by population, Census 2019-2023 ACS 5-year estimates.

ZIPCountyPopulationMedian incomeMedian home valueMedian rent
66062Johnson County77,794$116,248$342,700$1,349
66061Johnson County67,510$109,110$337,400$1,228
67401Saline County50,272$62,603$172,700$913
67212Sedgwick County43,278$64,957$189,000$1,021
66502Riley County43,247$52,363$217,500$953
66048Leavenworth County35,551$71,520$203,700$954
67846Finney County34,276$72,507$188,200$994
66212Johnson County32,804$83,294$283,900$1,244
66614Shawnee County32,586$70,419$181,500$995
67217Sedgwick County32,529$54,767$115,100$1,006
66049Douglas County31,351$90,755$362,600$1,145
67801Ford County30,993$71,489$129,000$979
67203Sedgwick County30,869$50,411$126,800$921
67037Sedgwick County30,108$84,666$227,200$1,085
66102Wyandotte County30,062$52,218$105,000$1,020
66213Johnson County30,024$114,926$445,100$1,554
66044Douglas County29,052$56,340$228,100$999
67207Sedgwick County27,721$66,400$204,600$961
66109Wyandotte County27,715$101,830$255,500$1,626
66801Lyon County27,348$57,771$144,200$799
66104Wyandotte County26,820$56,745$117,900$996
66215Johnson County26,291$89,065$311,600$1,420
66030Johnson County25,964$93,891$281,700$1,306
66441Geary County25,654$58,876$161,100$1,001
66223Johnson County25,050$113,707$402,500$1,697
66216Johnson County24,955$109,714$324,900$1,298
66221Johnson County24,835$198,030$670,500$1,685
66762Crawford County24,814$48,257$129,900$845
67501Reno County24,589$50,069$86,300$865
67601Ellis County24,279$58,480$221,400$902
66106Wyandotte County23,762$56,294$154,500$944
67502Reno County23,617$73,192$178,400$919
67218Sedgwick County22,945$47,905$117,700$905
67204Sedgwick County22,913$68,549$148,900$976
66604Shawnee County22,876$59,690$126,600$1,032
67216Sedgwick County22,529$47,172$92,000$876
66208Johnson County21,754$120,206$419,300$1,651
67226Sedgwick County21,441$88,603$274,700$1,164
67114Harvey County21,102$68,393$164,900$909
67901Seward County20,754$62,222$130,600$926
67213Sedgwick County20,702$48,015$80,500$920
67205Sedgwick County20,600$120,630$314,200$1,237
66605Shawnee County20,592$57,623$157,200$856
66047Douglas County20,344$61,491$303,100$1,107
66210Johnson County20,303$93,368$345,200$1,407
66209Johnson County20,201$148,081$554,300$1,465
66046Douglas County19,972$58,798$217,100$937
66203Johnson County19,195$76,590$235,900$1,183
67211Sedgwick County18,691$44,003$99,100$841
66204Johnson County18,557$75,248$254,400$1,319
67208Sedgwick County18,078$60,049$179,100$1,008
67530Barton County17,979$57,990$123,400$748
67042Butler County17,486$56,633$133,400$868
67206Sedgwick County17,468$85,442$318,100$1,186
66202Johnson County17,321$72,148$264,400$1,228
66503Riley County17,272$96,000$325,400$1,215
66442Riley County16,876$46,403$222,100$1,376
67002Butler County16,753$105,625$272,400$1,492
66226Johnson County16,189$167,988$386,600$1,261
66067Franklin County16,146$70,653$175,600$957
67460McPherson County15,933$80,091$211,900$912
67214Sedgwick County15,553$36,636$72,600$752
67235Sedgwick County15,442$112,500$298,100$1,541
67005Cowley County15,336$57,583$85,800$769
66207Johnson County15,149$121,381$400,600$1,880
67220Sedgwick County14,779$72,861$193,900$889
67156Cowley County14,183$58,299$137,700$789
67060Sedgwick County14,004$74,911$165,800$965
66205Johnson County13,728$100,139$341,500$1,639
67209Sedgwick County13,613$86,103$209,900$942
67010Butler County13,576$69,677$178,600$976
66219Johnson County13,410$91,144$370,500$1,458
66002Atchison County13,197$62,738$145,100$754
67301Montgomery County12,996$54,905$109,500$798
66112Wyandotte County12,968$62,824$186,300$1,132
66103Wyandotte County12,841$49,403$119,400$1,166
66083Miami County12,832$109,939$340,300$1,118
66101Wyandotte County12,463$38,819$77,300$789
66071Miami County12,425$82,042$261,400$1,068
66214Johnson County12,261$80,842$321,700$1,122
66224Johnson County12,184$184,535$626,300$1,554
67219Sedgwick County12,093$65,561$156,000$1,049
66206Johnson County12,030$170,841$633,700$2,131
67230Sedgwick County11,822$151,173$388,400$2,026
67357Labette County11,786$55,791$101,700$743
66085Johnson County11,412$141,492$522,300$1,454
67147Sedgwick County11,193$82,711$227,900$996
66701Bourbon County11,075$64,838$107,800$789
67337Montgomery County10,944$48,132$69,000$725
66086Leavenworth County10,935$94,466$288,800$1,165
66720Neosho County10,913$55,479$91,900$648
66043Leavenworth County10,821$101,057$246,500$1,122
66111Wyandotte County10,449$67,117$131,800$989
66012Leavenworth County10,301$96,264$248,000$1,069
66606Shawnee County10,177$60,862$115,100$1,052
67410Dickinson County10,177$66,755$156,600$797
66618Shawnee County10,113$106,687$241,800$966
66007Leavenworth County10,060$108,698$353,000$1,173
66611Shawnee County9,912$54,612$139,100$963
66607Shawnee County9,873$28,791$45,600$804

Source: US Census Bureau, ACS 2019-2023 5-year estimates · rates as published for 2019-2023 ACS 5-year

All 704 ZIP codes

Every ZIP code area in the state, in numeric order.

Reading this Kansas list

What the Kansas numbers actually show.

Kansas is unusually decentralised. No single centre dominates — the ten largest ZIP codes together hold just 15% of the 2,937,420 residents here, and 98 separate entries clear 10,000 people. State-level averages are more representative here than in most states, because there is no outsized core pulling them. These are mostly very small areas — the median ZIP code counts 917 residents. Rankings at the bottom of this list are within each other's margin of error, so treat close positions as ties.

Kansas runs cheap on housing relative to earnings: $125,000 median home value against $66,250 of household income works out to 1.9 years of gross income, against 3.9 nationally. Incomes are lower here too, so the local comparison that matters for a move is rent. Rent stays modest against earnings — $825 a month, roughly 15% of median household income over a year.

Middle-of-the-road dispersion: $48,750 to $96,250 across the tenth-to-ninetieth percentile band, a 1.97× spread. 66221 tops the list at $198,030 and 67232 anchors the bottom at $2,499, but those two are not where most of this list sits.

Coverage is close to complete: only 46 of 704 rows show a blank where the Census suppressed an estimate for sample-size reasons. The rest are published five-year values, averaged over sixty months of responses.

Questions people ask

Specific to Kansas.

How many ZIP codes does Kansas have? 704 appear in the current federal tabulation. ZIP code tabulation areas are the Census approximation of postal ZIP codes, so the count differs slightly from the number of ZIPs the Postal Service delivers to in Kansas, and PO-box-only ZIPs have no area at all.

Which Kansas row should I compare mine against? Pick ZIP codes within roughly the same population band. In a state this spread out, size drives the housing and income figures more than region does.

How current is this? Every figure comes from the American Community Survey 2019-2023 ACS 5-year release published by the US Census Bureau, ACS 2019-2023 5-year estimates. It reflects the full survey window rather than a single date, and it is the most recent vintage available for ZIP codes this small.

More Kansas data.