Kansas County Map

Kansas Counties

The Kansas county map clearly defines the administrative sub divisions of the state. The state of Kansas has 105 counties. Each county is administered by a county Seat.

Some of the important counties of Kansas are:

• Anderson county – 

  The county of Anderson was founded in 1855.

• Brown county – 

  Brown county encompasses a total population of 10,724 people, per the census data of 2000.

• Barber county – 

  Barber county holds a total population of 5,307 people according to the census data of 2000.

• Chase county – 

  The county of Chase was founded in 1859, and has a total population of 3,030 people, per the census data of 2000.

• Coffey county – 

  Coffey county is administered by the county Seat of Burlington, and has a population of 8,865 people per the census data of 2000.

• Douglas county – 

  Douglas county holds a total population of 99,620 people, according to the census data of 2000.

• Decatur county – 

  The county of Decatur is administered by Oberlin. According to the census of 2000, Decatur has a total population of 3,472 people.

• Ford county – 

  Ford county was founded in 1873. Administered by Dodge City, Ford county has a population of 32,458 people, per the census data of 2000.

The Kansas State Map shows the exact geographical location of the counties.