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How big is Kansas?

Kansas covers 82,278 square miles (213,100 km²), 81,759 of them land. It is the 15th-biggest state, about the size of Belarus.

square miles
82,278
km²
213,100
acres
52.7 million
football fields
39.8 million
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400 miles by 210

It is about 400 miles long and 210 miles wide.

Kansas against Belarus

Belarus covers about 80,000 square miles, so Kansas is about the same size. Drag Kansas over Belarus on the map above to compare.

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Questions people ask

How many square miles is Kansas?

82,278 square miles (213,100 km²), 81,759 of them land.

Is Kansas bigger than Oklahoma?

Yes. It is about 1.2 times the size of Oklahoma.

Where does Kansas rank by size?

15th of the 50 states by total area, and 13th by land area.

How long is Kansas?

About 400 miles (644 km) long and 210 miles (338 km) wide.

How big is Kansas compared to Texas?

About 31% of the size of Texas.

Where the numbers come from

Official figure: 82,278 square miles in all, 81,759 of them land, per the US Census Bureau. Outline: US Census Bureau (source), licence: Public domain.

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