EVT0010911-_Appendix_B.pdf
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This appendix document from the Kansas Department for Aging and Disability Services provides population density classifications for all 105 counties in Kansas as of the 2020 U.S. Census. The document categorizes counties into five classifications: Frontier (less than 6.0 persons per square mile), Rural (6.0-19.9 ppsm), Densely-settled Rural (20.0-39.9 ppsm), Semi-Urban (40.0-149.9 ppsm), and Urban (150.0 or more ppsm). The statewide average population density is 35.9 persons per square mile. Notable urban counties include Wyandotte at 1,116.1 ppsm and Johnson at 1,287.6 ppsm, while frontier counties such as Greeley (1.6 ppsm) and Wallace (1.7 ppsm) represent the least densely populated areas. This classification data serves as a reference tool for the Kansas Rural Health Transportation Program's crisis transportation services initiative.
The population density classifications in this appendix are relevant to the Rural Health Transportation Program's statewide crisis transportation services project, which seeks to establish 24/7/365 coordinated transportation services across all 105 Kansas counties. Understanding the population density distribution is essential for designing service delivery models that account for geographic variation, operational logistics, and resource allocation. The mix of urban, semi-urban, and frontier counties requires differentiated approaches to meet the goal of providing timely, safe behavioral health crisis transportation while reducing dependence on law enforcement and emergency services for non-medical transport across diverse population centers and sparsely populated regions.
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Franklin 45.5
Reno 49.3
Crawford 66.1
Johnson 1,287.6
Butler 47.1
Saline 75.4
Harvey 63.0
Geary 95.5
Shawnee 328.9
Riley 118.0
Sedgwick 525.4
Miami 59.4
Douglas 260.6
Greeley 1.6
Phillips 5.6
Jackson 20.2
Pawnee 8.3
Clay 12.6
Bourbon 22.6
Republic 6.5
Doniphan 19.1
Seward 34.3
Ford 31.2
Marshall 11.2
Woodson 6.3
Lincoln 4.1
Finney 29.5
Stanton 3.1
Sheridan 2.7
Chase 3.3
Ellis 32.2
Cowley 30.7
Cherokee 33.0
Wabaunsee 8.7
Comanche 2.1
Logan 2.6
Harper 6.8
Allen 25.0
Lyon 38.0
Pottawatomie 30.1
Atchison 37.9
Norton 6.2
Thomas 7.4
Hamilton 2.5
Osborne 3.9
Hodgeman 2.0
Trego 3.2
Cloud 12.6
Brown 16.7
Jefferson 34.5
Dickinson 21.7
Lane 2.2
Cheyenne 2.6
Wallace 1.7
Chautauqua 5.3
Kiowa 3.4
Haskell 6.5
Rice 13.0
Morton 3.7
Rush 4.1
Washington 6.2
Nemaha 14.3
McPherson 33.6
Ness 2.5
Grant 12.8
Osage 22.3
Labette 31.3
Edwards 4.7
Linn 16.1
Morris 7.7
Rooks 5.5
Barber 3.7
Anderson 13.5
Decatur 3.1
Sherman 5.6
Gray 6.5
Barton 28.5
Clark 2.0
Kingman 8.7
Scott 7.2
Jewell 3.2
Wilson 15.1
Wichita 3.0
Stevens 7.2
Graham 2.7
Kearny 4.6
Gove 2.5
Neosho 27.8
Smith 4.0
Russell 7.5
Rawlins 2.4
Coffey 13.3
Stafford 5.1
Elk 3.9
Ottawa 8.0
Greenwood 5.3
Meade 4.1
Mitchell 8.3
Marion 12.5
Ellsworth 8.9
Sumner 18.9
Pratt 12.5
Population Density Classifications in Kansas by County, 2020
State: 35.9Source: Institute for Policy & Social Research, The University of Kansas;
data from the U.S. Census Bureau, 2020 Census.
Leavenworth Wyandotte
176.7
1,116.1
Population Density by Classification* (persons per square mile)
Frontier (less than 6.0 ppsm) Rural ( 6.0 - 19.9 ppsm) Densely-settled Rural (20.0 - 39.9 ppsm) Semi-Urban (40.0 - 149.9 ppsm) Urban (150.0 or more ppsm)
Montgomery 48.9
* Kansas Department of Health and Environment classifications.
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