Census Data Map

American Community Survey 2019–2023

Kennewick area census tracts by population

Population is highest in Kennewick city (west-southwest) (9,769). This table ranks 44 eligible mapped census tracts.

Population values are ACS five-year survey estimates. Population rankings exclude tracts below 500 residents; this reduces but does not eliminate sampling uncertainty.

#Census tract areaPopulation
1Kennewick city (west-southwest)9,769
2Kennewick city (east-southeast 2)7,937
3Finley CDP (south-southeast)7,405
4Finley CDP (east-southeast 1)7,093
5Benton City city (east-southeast)6,754
6Richland city (south-southwest)6,641
7Kennewick city (north-northwest)6,335
8West Richland city (south)6,142
9Kennewick city (northwest)6,135
10West Richland city (northeast)6,082
11Finley CDP (northwest)6,034
12Richland city (northwest)6,010
13Kennewick city (north-northeast)5,909
14Kennewick city (east-northeast)5,859
15Finley CDP (east)5,495
16Prosser city (south-southeast)5,164
17Finley CDP (west-northwest)5,147
18Finley CDP (east-northeast 2)5,010
19Kennewick city (west)5,006
20Richland city (north-northeast 1)4,966
21Kennewick city (west-northwest)4,893
22Kennewick city (south-southeast)4,785
23Richland city (southeast 1)4,740
24Kennewick city (east-southeast 1)4,717
25West Richland city (east-northeast)4,624
26West Richland city (southwest 2)4,616
27Kennewick city (east-southeast 3)4,069
28West Richland city (southwest 1)3,852
29Finley CDP (east-northeast 3)3,827
30Richland city (north-northwest)3,802
31Richland city (southeast 2)3,775
32Benton City city (south-southwest)3,668
33West Richland city (northwest)3,628
34Richland city (west)3,577
35Richland city (south)3,356
36Finley CDP (east-northeast 1)3,221
37Richland city (north-northeast 2)3,191
38Finley CDP (east-southeast 2)3,060
39Benton City city (northwest)3,038
40Prosser city (north-northwest)2,888
41West Richland city (east-southeast)2,864
42West Richland city (west)2,152
43Benton City city (south-southeast)1,973
44Finley CDP (west-southwest)1,015

Method and source

Values come from the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey 2019–2023 five-year estimates. Census tracts are small statistical areas, not necessarily neighbourhood boundaries. The result is a descriptive comparison of the mapped area, not a measure of individual households or a prediction. Read about the American Community Survey.