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Thursday, August 6, 2026
Population
400,987
US Census estimate, July 2025
Median home value
$190,800
Owner-occupied units

Wichita, KS

Kansas · 37.691° N, 97.346° W · 165 sq mi

Wichita is a city in Kansas, with a population of 400,987 and about 2,429 residents per square mile. The median household earns $64,620 a year, and the median home is worth $190,800.

Conditions

Humidity & wind
UV index
Sunrise & sunset
Local time

Size & density

Land area
165 sq mi
Water excluded
Population density
2,429
People per square mile
Rank by population
#52
Of cities on this site
Rank by area
#42
Of cities on this site

Money & housing

Median household income
$64,620
US median ≈ $78,538
Median gross rent
$975
Per month
Homeownership
58.9%
US ≈ 65%
Average commute
18.4 min
One way

People

Median age
35.7
US median 39.1
Bachelor's degree +
31.1%
Age 25 and over
Foreign born
10.3%
Households
158,589
2.46 people each

What people here do for work

Education & health care 22.8%
Manufacturing 17.8%
Retail trade 11.1%
Professional & business services 9.6%

Top four industries · share of all workers · ACS 2024

Wealthiest person in Kansas

Name
Charles Koch & family
Forbes, Apr 2025
Net worth
$67.5B
As of 25 Apr 2025 — not live
Lives in
Wichita
Source of wealth
Koch, Inc.

Compiled from public reporting, not from an official dataset, and not independently verified.

Largest employer in Kansas · private sector

Employer
Sector

No verified figure for this state. There is no free, authoritative source for largest private employer.

Largest public company in Kansas

Company
Seaboard Corporation
Revenue
$9.1B
Fiscal year 2024
Headquarters
Merriam
Ticker
SEB

Compiled from public reporting, not from an official dataset, and not independently verified.

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State of Kansas

State bird
Western Meadowlark
State flower
Wild Native Sunflower
State capital
Topeka
Nickname
The Sunflower State

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