Counties · Kansas
Kansas counties
- 105Counties
- 30,046Federal records
30,046 federal facility and compliance records are on file across 105 Kansas counties, listed largest first. Every county with records in more than one program is here, not a selection.
Sedgwick County carries the most records of any Kansas county here, 4,118, and Chase County the fewest on this list, with 36. Counties are listed largest first, and every one named links to its own profile of federal facility and compliance records and to the industries recorded in it.
- Sedgwick County 4,118
- Johnson County 3,544
- Wyandotte County 1,541
- Shawnee County 1,263
- Finney County 794
- Reno County 725
- Douglas County 689
- Butler County 578
- Saline County 529
- Ford County 467
- Leavenworth County 465
- McPherson County 451
- Barton County 432
- Harvey County 421
- Montgomery County 414
- Ellis County 387
- Riley County 378
- Crawford County 368
- Seward County 359
- Miami County 352
- Grant County 340
- Franklin County 308
- Sumner County 294
- Harper County 293
- Cowley County 285
- Lyon County 283
- Nemaha County 273
- Dickinson County 267
- Neosho County 258
- Labette County 237
- Pottawatomie County 223
- Jefferson County 220
- Pratt County 218
- Stevens County 218
- Gray County 198
- Marion County 195
- Allen County 194
- Marshall County 194
- Brown County 193
- Haskell County 192
- Wilson County 188
- Osage County 178
- Jackson County 174
- Anderson County 170
- Bourbon County 169
- Geary County 167
- Rice County 167
- Thomas County 164
- Kingman County 160
- Coffey County 159
- Phillips County 159
- Russell County 158
- Mitchell County 156
- Kearny County 154
- Cherokee County 151
- Doniphan County 151
- Atchison County 145
- Linn County 144
- Cloud County 142
- Rooks County 136
- Washington County 136
- Barber County 125
- Scott County 125
- Sherman County 123
- Republic County 119
- Clay County 116
- Stafford County 114
- Norton County 111
- Morton County 110
- Ness County 110
- Greenwood County 109
- Pawnee County 105
- Comanche County 104
- Smith County 100
- Jewell County 93
- Ottawa County 89
- Meade County 88
- Sheridan County 86
- Ellsworth County 85
- Kiowa County 83
- Morris County 82
- Wichita County 82
- Gove County 79
- Logan County 79
- Osborne County 77
- Wabaunsee County 76
- Decatur County 74
- Edwards County 74
- Trego County 72
- Hamilton County 69
- Rush County 68
- Chautauqua County 65
- Graham County 65
- Cheyenne County 61
- Rawlins County 61
- Woodson County 61
- Clark County 58
- Stanton County 55
- Lincoln County 54
- Lane County 48
- Wallace County 46
- Greeley County 42
- Hodgeman County 41
- Elk County 40
- Chase County 36
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What this page shows
This page lists the counties of Kansas that carry federal facility and compliance records. There are 105 counties with records, and the total count of records across them is 30046. Specific counties hold their own distinct counts within this total. Sedgwick County has 4118 records, while Johnson County has 3544 records. Wyandotte County holds 1541 records, and Shawnee County has 1263 records. These figures represent the specific volume of federal documentation associated with each jurisdiction. The state maintains these records to ensure compliance with federal standards. Each county’s count reflects the number of facilities subject to federal oversight. The data provides a clear view of where federal records are held within the state. Users can see the distribution of records across different areas. The counts help identify which counties have significant federal facility presence. This information is useful for understanding the scope of federal operations in Kansas. The records cover various types of federal facilities and compliance actions. The total number of records shows the overall level of federal activity. Each county’s specific count adds detail to the statewide picture. The data is presented as filed without alteration or calculation.
Figures from the federal source files: EPA’s ECHO downloads, CMS provider files and the FMCSA census.