Kansas Data
[County Profile Reports] [Kansas
Data Archive]
[ SAS Information and Presentations ] [Other Kansas Data Resources]
[ SAS Information and Presentations ] [Other Kansas Data Resources]
Search Kansas Data for reports available by:
- County
- City by Name or
- City from County Map (requires Netscape/IE 5 or higher)
- Search for county by city name (ResourceNet)
- Unified School District (2010 data only)
2010 CENSUS
Visit our 2010 Census page for information about the Census and why it is important to you! According to the 2010 Census, the State of Kansas now has a total population of 2,853,118 .CENSUS 2000
The total population of Kansas is 2,688,418 (U.S. Bureau of the Census, released 12/28/2000). Visit our CENSUS 2000 page, for more data from the 2000 Census.Custom Area Profile Reports
Create a custom Summary File 1 or Summary File 3 Profile for your neighborhood! Custom Census 2000 Areas in Kansas allows you to pick one or more counties, tracts, block groups, or blocks and view and/or print a Summary File 1 Profile Report with aggregated data for your area. Summary File 3 data are not available for the block level, if no block areas are selected an option to view and/or print a Summary File 3 Profile will also be available.
County Profile Reports
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Economic Data Summary
Reports
- Brief reports containing graphs and tables for each county for the following data items: Population, Per Capita Income, Labor Force, and Employment by Select Industry.
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Kansas
County Profile Reports (formerly known as KCCED Profiles)
- Reports containing graphs and tables for each county for over 100 data items selected from the Kansas Statistical Abstract. (Updated August 31, 2012)
Kansas Data Archive
Kansas Data Portal available at: http://www.ipsr.ku.edu/ksdata/ksah/portal.shtml provides an alternative way to explore IPSR's data archive.
Static data tables, in Excel and PDF formats, are available in the Kansas Statistical Abstract Enhanced Online Edition.
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Single Year of Age by Gender -- Tables and Population Pyramids
- 2009 Estimated
Population by Single Year of Age by Gender.
Includes animated population pyramids 2000-2009.
- 2000 Single Year of Age by Gender Tables and Pyramids. Includes animated population pyramids using 1980, 1990, and 2000 Census data.
- 1999 Estimated Population by Single Year of Age by Gender. Includes animated population pyramids 1990-1999.
- 1990 Tables and Pyramids are also available.
- 2000 Single Year of Age by Gender Tables and Pyramids. Includes animated population pyramids using 1980, 1990, and 2000 Census data.
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1990 Census
of Population and Housing
- Reports containing population and housing figures on state, county,
and city levels.
Find Your Legislator
Representatives listed by county and by individual address. Enter your address to find your U.S. Congressional, Kansas Senate, Kansas House, or State Board of Education representatives as well as DEMOGRAPHIC profiles for each district. Click or go to http://www.ipsr.ku.edu/ksdata/vote.SAS Information and Presentations
The Examples of Connecting SAS to WWW have been moved to a new page.SAS Presentations by IPSR Staff
Other Kansas Data Resources
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Historical Census
Data
- Census data from 1790 to 1970, available on state or county levels.
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US Census Bureau
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- County Business Patterns
- This data is searchable by county and then by 2-6 digit level NAICS codes.
- American FactFinder
- Census data and maps available on national, state, county, city, tract,
block group, and block levels.
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Kansas
State Library
- The State Library coordinates the Kansas State Data Center.
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Integrated Public Use Microdata Series (IPUMS)
- Census microdata for social and economic research hosted by the University of Minnesota.
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STATS
Indiana - USA Counties IN Profiles
- Web application offers population, housing, labor, BLS Employment and Wages, and BEA Employment and Earnings, with the capability of comparing any two U.S. Counties.
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John Blodgett's Quick
Links Page
- A collection of links compiled by John Blodgett at Office of Social & Economic Data Analysis (OSEDA) at the University of Missouri.
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IPSR
Useful References






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