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Kings County, CA Demographics

Kings County, CA is the 33rd most populous of 58 counties in California, with 152,486 residents across 1,391 square miles. That is about 110 people per square mile.

At the 2020 census

Population 152,486
Land area 1,391 sq mi
Density 110 / sq mi

Data: 2020 Census · American Community Survey 2024

How Kings County compares to the US

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Central Location: Kings County, CA

Measured from the county's main population center using 2020 census blocks.

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Census tracts in Kings County, CA

Name Population Sq mi Per sq mi
Census Tract 9801 8,811 2.0 4,460
Census Tract 6.04 7,930 2.0 3,969
Census Tract 4.05 7,274 1.7 4,190
Census Tract 10.03 7,096 2.1 3,369
Census Tract 4.07 6,893 1.4 4,940
Census Tract 9800 6,656 27.1 246
Census Tract 4.02 6,299 25.6 246
Census Tract 11 6,179 3.8 1,642
Census Tract 6.02 5,847 1.0 5,758
Census Tract 10.01 5,753 2.6 2,175
Census Tract 5 5,572 12.1 459
Census Tract 7.01 5,522 1.3 4,215
Census Tract 4.03 5,297 1.8 3,003
Census Tract 17.02 4,898 7.2 682
Census Tract 8 4,819 4.0 1,192
Census Tract 15 4,743 1.1 4,152
Census Tract 7.02 4,585 1.6 2,816
Census Tract 17.03 4,549 297.4 15
Census Tract 10.02 4,453 1.2 3,586
Census Tract 9.01 4,404 0.7 6,265
Census Tract 13 4,379 17.6 249
Census Tract 9818 4,288 0.9 4,872
Census Tract 16.01 4,283 656.0 7
Census Tract 4.06 3,329 0.5 6,391
Census Tract 9.02 3,198 0.8 3,867
Census Tract 6.03 2,960 1.0 2,908
Census Tract 1 2,916 98.5 30
Census Tract 14.01 2,846 0.8 3,387
Census Tract 12 2,397 153.6 16
Census Tract 14.02 2,160 0.5 4,162
Census Tract 2 2,150 62.8 34

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This page shows demographics for a US county from the 2020 census and the American Community Survey: population, land area, density, urban share, and how the county compares to national averages for income, housing, age, and more.

Counties subdivide into census tracts, listed below with their populations. The drive-time and radius tables measure the population around the county's main population center.

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