Kansas City-Overland Park-Kansas City, MO-KS CSA
Census Tract Density Analysis (2020 Census)
Progression (1990–2030)
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1990
2000
2010
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2025 Est.
2030 Est.
2,528,644
Total Population
11200.4
Land Area (sq mi)
Density Tier Breakdown
Density Tier
Pop
Area (mi²)
Extreme Urban (≥30k)
0
0.0
Dense Urban (15k-30k)
5,009
0.3
Urban (7.5k-15k)
57,055
6.4
Dense Suburban (4k-7.5k)
432,733
90.7
Suburban (2k-4k)
894,314
310.9
Rural (<2k)
1,139,533
10792.1
High-Density Cores (7)
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Kansas City Core
Urban Core
42,741
people
6.44 mi²
20 tracts
Northeast Kansas City Core
Urban Core
16,204
people
1.87 mi²
4 tracts
Overland Park Core
Urban Core
9,060
people
1.46 mi²
3 tracts
Northwest Kansas City Core
Urban Core
6,363
people
0.73 mi²
3 tracts
Lawrence Core
Urban Core
4,470
people
0.32 mi²
1 tracts
Warrensburg Core
Urban Core
3,310
people
0.42 mi²
1 tracts
Independence Core
Urban Core
2,886
people
0.37 mi²
1 tracts
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Census Tracts Fill
100%
Highways & Roads
70%
Transit Systems
70%
Roadway Networks
🛣️ Highways & Freeways
Interstates, US Highways, Expressways, and Highway Shields
?? Airports (Commercial & Private)
Major commercial and private/general aviation airports
Transit Systems
🚌 Bus Rapid Transit (BRT)
2 lines
Tulsa Aero BRT, Omaha ORBT, MCTS Connect, KC MAX, OKC Rapid
🚇 Metro & Light Rail
0 lines
St. Louis MetroLink (Red/Blue), Chicago 'L', Dallas DART Light Rail
🚋 Streetcars & Trolleys
1 lines
Delmar Loop Trolley, KC Streetcar, The Hop, Dallas Streetcar, OKC
🚆 Commuter & Regional Rail
0 lines
Metra Commuter Rail, Trinity Railway Express (TRE), Regional Rail
Transit Symbology & Colors:
Bus Rapid Transit (Cyan / Orange)
Metro & Light Rail (Red / Blue / Gold)
Streetcars & Trolleys (Purple / Amber)
Commuter & Passenger Rail (Dark Navy / Black)
Base Map Style
Muted Light Canvas (Recommended)
Clean grayscale background for high-contrast density visualization
OpenStreetMap Standard
Full street names, parks, water bodies, and neighborhood labels