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Ellis County, Kansas

SNAPS data is derived from the 2000 U.S. Census and several 2003 CDC databases. For more information, see the Credits page.

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Kansas Department of Health & Environment: 1000 SW Jackson, Topeka

Population:

Total Population: 27,507
Males: 13,609
Females: 13,898

Ethnicity:

White: 26,432
Black/African American: 96
Hispanic: 570
Native American/Eskimo: 22
Asian: 177
Hawaiian / Pacific Islander: 9
Other: 71
2 or more: 130

Top 5 Languages spoken at home:

English only (23,985)
German (990)
Spanish (585)
Vietnamese (55)
French (55)

Top 7 Countries of Origin for Immigrants

Total Reported: 643

Mexico (266)
Canada (45)
Vietnam (38)
Korea (37)
Trinidad and Tobago (36)
Iran (32)
Germany (20)

Top 5 Religions by Adherents:

Catholic Church (9,075)
United Methodist Church, The (1,462)
Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (1,055)
Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) (292)
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, The (274)

Migrant Health Clinics

Disabilities:

Total Reported: 6,614
Sensory: 578
Physical: 1,646
Mental: 836
Self-care: 470
Go outside home: 1,360
Employment: 1,433

Grandparents as caregivers

Grandparents as caregivers: 90

Heating fuel:

Total Reported: 11,193
Utility gas: 7,951
Bottled or LP gas: 767
Electricity: 2,309
Fuel oil, kerosene: 9
Coal or Coke: 0
Wood: 60
Solar Energy: 35
Other fuel: 51
No fuel used: 11

Vehicles available:

Total Reported: 22,208
No vehicle: 1,179
1 or more vehicle: 21,029

Education Attainment:

No School: 81
No High School: 1,090
Some High School: 918
High School: 4,863
Some College: 3,867
Associate's Degree: 700
College Degree: 3,028
Master's Degree: 1,132
Professional Degree: 307
Doctoral Degree: 292

Household Phones:

Households Reporting: 11,193
Owners with phone: 7,025
Owners without phone: 60
Renters with phone: 3,939
Renters without phone: 169

10 closest counties:

Rush County, Kansas
Rooks County, Kansas
Trego County, Kansas
Russell County, Kansas
Ness County, Kansas
Graham County, Kansas
Barton County, Kansas
Osborne County, Kansas
Pawnee County, Kansas
Phillips County, Kansas

Data Detail

Zip Codes in county:

67601, 67627, 67637, 67660, 67667, 67671, 67674

Licensed Broadcast Media Outlets:

KSJQ (92.7 FM) HAYS, KS
KFIX (96.9 FM) HAYS, KS
KELN (97.1 FM) HAYS, KS
KQSK (97.5 FM) HAYS, KS
KHAZ (99.5 FM) HAYS, KS
KSKG (99.9 FM) HAYS, KS
KHOK (100.7 FM) HAYS, KS
KKQY (101.9 FM) HAYS, KS
KHUT (102.9 FM) HAYS, KS
KJLS (103.3 FM) HAYS, KS
KVGB-FM (104.3 FM) HAYS, KS
KKJO-FM (105.5 FM) HAYS, KS
KAAQ (105.9 FM) HAYS, KS
KBGL (106.9 FM) HAYS, KS
KFEQ (680 AM) HAYS, KS
KINA (910 AM) HAYS, KS
KAYS (1400 AM) HAYS, KS
KCOW (1400 AM) HAYS, KS
KOOQ (1410 AM) HAYS, KS
KWBW (1450 AM) HAYS, KS
KSFT (1550 AM) HAYS, KS
KVGB (1590 AM) HAYS, KS

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