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American Community Survey 2019–2023

Topeka area census tracts by population

Population is highest in Tecumseh CDP (east-southeast) (7,640). This table ranks 46 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.

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#Census tract areaPopulation
1Tecumseh CDP (east-southeast)7,640
2Tecumseh CDP (south-southeast)6,950
3Wakarusa CDP (northwest 1)6,406
4Auburn city (north)6,242
5Silver Lake city (west-northwest)5,871
6Silver Lake city (northeast 2)5,265
7Wakarusa CDP (north-northeast)5,127
8Auburn city (east-northeast 2)5,034
9Tecumseh CDP (south)5,025
10Auburn city (southwest)4,738
11Wakarusa CDP (southeast 2)4,642
12Wakarusa CDP (west)4,529
13Topeka city (east-northeast 1)4,488
14Silver Lake city (north-northeast)4,396
15Topeka city (west-southwest)4,362
16Tecumseh CDP (southwest)4,194
17Topeka city (northwest)4,176
18Wakarusa CDP (southeast 1)4,156
19Wakarusa CDP (northwest 2)4,105
20Auburn city (south-southwest)4,089
21Topeka city (south)3,941
22Auburn city (east-northeast 1)3,882
23Topeka city (south-southwest)3,764
24Silver Lake city (northeast 1)3,684
25Topeka city (north-northwest)3,675
26Topeka city (southwest 2)3,621
27Tecumseh CDP (northwest)3,590
28Tecumseh CDP (south-southwest)3,410
29Tecumseh CDP (north)3,374
30Topeka city (west-northwest)3,370
31Tecumseh CDP (north-northwest)3,361
32Tecumseh CDP (north-northeast)3,164
33Silver Lake city (east)2,788
34Topeka city (southwest 1)2,754
35Silver Lake city (south-southwest 2)2,749
36Topeka city (north 1)2,707
37Topeka city (north 2)2,693
38Silver Lake city (south)2,605
39Silver Lake city (south-southwest 1)2,557
40Silver Lake city (southeast)2,414
41Topeka city (south-southeast)2,285
42Topeka city (southeast)2,267
43Topeka city (north-northeast 2)2,165
44Topeka city (east-northeast 2)2,131
45Topeka city (north-northeast 1)1,966
46Tecumseh CDP (west)1,963

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.