Occupations in the Grant Township, Jewell County, Kansas (Township)

Occupations#1

Percentage of the civilian employed population aged 16 and older.
Scope: population of Jewell County and the Grant Township
Grant Township
Jewell County
0%5%10%15%CountConstruction1Healthcare SupportFarming2ManagementHealth TechniciansFacilitiesProductionTransportationEngineering3Healthcare4ScienceSocial ServicePersonal CareAdministrativeRepair5Business6Computers & MathLegalEducation7Entertainment8Fire FightingLaw EnforcementFood ServiceSales and RelatedMaterial Moving19.047619%7.803468%19.047619%19.0%814.285714%3.395954%14.285714%14.3%69.523810%2.745665%9.523810%9.5%47.142857%15.462428%7.142857%7.1%37.142857%4.624277%7.142857%7.1%37.142857%3.395954%7.142857%7.1%37.142857%6.575145%7.142857%7.1%37.142857%5.057803%7.142857%7.1%34.761905%0.144509%4.761905%4.8%24.761905%3.757225%4.761905%4.8%22.380952%0.072254%2.380952%2.4%12.380952%0.505780%2.380952%2.4%12.380952%2.601156%2.380952%2.4%12.380952%10.332370%2.380952%2.4%12.380952%5.780347%2.380952%2.4%10.000000%0.000000%0.0%0.650289%00.000000%0.000000%0.0%1.661850%00.000000%0.000000%0.0%0.144509%00.000000%0.000000%0.0%10.260116%00.000000%0.000000%0.0%0.505780%00.000000%0.000000%0.0%0.505780%00.000000%0.000000%0.0%0.505780%00.000000%0.000000%0.0%2.745665%00.000000%0.000000%0.0%7.297688%00.000000%0.000000%0.0%3.468208%0
Count number of people employed in given occupation
1Construction and extraction 2Farming, fishing, and forestry 3Engineering and architecture 4Health diagnosing and treating practitioners 5Installation, maintenance, and repair 6Business and finance 7Education, training, and library 8Arts, design, entertainment, sports, and media

Relative Occupations#2

Percentage more or less common in the Grant Township than in Jewell County, among the civilian employed population aged 16 and older.
Scope: population of Jewell County and the Grant Township
Less Common
More Common
0k%1k%2k%3k%%ref.Engineering1ScienceSocial ServiceHealthcare SupportFarming2Construction3FacilitiesHealth TechniciansTransportationHealthcare4ProductionPersonal CareManagementRepair5AdministrativeBusiness6Computers & MathLegalEducation7Entertainment8Fire FightingLaw EnforcementFood ServiceSales and RelatedMaterial Moving3,195.238095%3,195.238095%3.2k%4.762%4.76%0.145%0.14%3,195.238095%3,195.238095%3.2k%2.381%2.38%0.072%0.07%370.748299%370.748299%0.4k%2.381%2.38%0.506%0.51%320.668693%320.668693%0.3k%14.286%14.3%3.396%3.40%246.867168%246.867168%0.2k%9.524%9.52%2.746%2.75%144.091711%144.091711%0.1k%19.048%19.0%7.803%7.80%110.334347%110.334347%0.1k%7.143%7.14%3.396%3.40%54.464286%54.464286%0.1k%7.143%7.14%4.624%4.62%41.224490%41.224490%0.0k%7.143%7.14%5.058%5.06%26.739927%26.739927%0.0k%4.762%4.76%3.757%3.76%8.634223%8.634223%0.0k%7.143%7.14%6.575%6.58%-8.465608%-8.465608%0.0k%2.381%2.38%2.601%2.60%-53.805073%-53.805073%0.1k%7.143%7.14%15.462%15.5%-58.809524%-58.809524%0.1k%2.381%2.38%5.780%5.78%-76.956377%-76.956377%0.1k%2.381%2.38%10.332%10.3%-100.000000%-100.000000%0.1k%0.000%0%0.650%0.65%-100.000000%-100.000000%0.1k%0.000%0%1.662%1.66%-100.000000%-100.000000%0.1k%0.000%0%0.145%0.14%-100.000000%-100.000000%0.1k%0.000%0%10.260%10.3%-100.000000%-100.000000%0.1k%0.000%0%0.506%0.51%-100.000000%-100.000000%0.1k%0.000%0%0.506%0.51%-100.000000%-100.000000%0.1k%0.000%0%0.506%0.51%-100.000000%-100.000000%0.1k%0.000%0%2.746%2.75%-100.000000%-100.000000%0.1k%0.000%0%7.298%7.30%-100.000000%-100.000000%0.1k%0.000%0%3.468%3.47%
% percentage of occupation in the Grant Township
ref. percentage of occupation in Jewell County
1Engineering and architecture 2Farming, fishing, and forestry 3Construction and extraction 4Health diagnosing and treating practitioners 5Installation, maintenance, and repair 6Business and finance 7Education, training, and library 8Arts, design, entertainment, sports, and media

Sex Ratio by Occupation#3

Sex ratio by occupation among the civilian employed population aged 16 and older.
Scope: population of Jewell County and the Grant Township
Female Male
Jewell County
Grant Township
2x1x0x1x2xFMProductionAll Occupations-1.000000x-1.000000x-1.000000x2.000000x14.166667x2.000000x2.00x12-1.000000x-1.000000x-1.000000x1.470588x1.129231x1.470588x1.47x1725
F number of females employed in given occupation
M number of males employed in given occupation

Part Timers by Occupation#4

Part time and seasonal workers as a percentage of total workforce within an occupation.
Scope: population of Jewell County and the Grant Township
Grant Township
Jewell County
0%50%100%PartFullManagementPersonal CareConstruction1All OccupationsEngineering2ScienceSocial ServiceHealthcare3Health TechniciansHealthcare SupportFacilitiesAdministrativeFarming4Repair5ProductionTransportation100.000000%18.224299%100.000000%100.0%30100.000000%55.555556%100.000000%100.0%1025.000000%47.222222%25.000000%25.0%2614.285714%32.225434%14.285714%14.3%6360.000000%0.000000%0.000000%0.0%020.000000%0.000000%0.000000%0.0%010.000000%0.000000%0.0%28.571429%010.000000%0.000000%0.000000%0.0%020.000000%0.000000%0.0%48.437500%030.000000%0.000000%0.0%27.659574%060.000000%0.000000%0.0%34.042553%030.000000%0.000000%0.0%27.972028%010.000000%0.000000%0.0%13.157895%040.000000%0.000000%0.0%11.250000%010.000000%0.000000%0.0%21.978022%030.000000%0.000000%0.0%38.571429%03
Part number of part time workers employed in given occupation
Full number of full time workers employed in given occupation
1Construction and extraction 2Engineering and architecture 3Health diagnosing and treating practitioners 4Farming, fishing, and forestry 5Installation, maintenance, and repair 6Business and finance 7Education, training, and library 8Arts, design, entertainment, sports, and media

Median Income by Occupation#5

For the full-time year-round civilian employed population aged 16 and older.
Scope: population of Jewell County and the Grant Township
Grant Township
Jewell County
$0k$10k$20k$30k%CountAll Occupations$35,000.000000$32,917.000000$35,000.000000$35.0k100.000%100%42
% percent of the workforce employed in given occupation
Count number of people employed in given occupation
1Business and finance 2Engineering and architecture 3Education, training, and library 4Arts, design, entertainment, sports, and media 5Health diagnosing and treating practitioners 6Farming, fishing, and forestry 7Construction and extraction 8Installation, maintenance, and repair

Occupations by County Subdivision in Kansas

There are 1,531 county subdivisions in Kansas. This section compares the Grant Township to the 50 most populous county subdivisions in Kansas and to those entities that contain or substantially overlap with the Grant Township. The least populous of the compared county subdivisions has a population of 7,732.

Management Occupations by County Subdivision#6

Percentage of the civilian employed population aged 16 and older.
Scope: population of the Grant Township, selected other county subdivisions in Kansas, and entities that contain the Grant Township
0%5%10%15%20%Count#LeawoodPrairie VillagePrairie Vlg576100Tract 576100Jewell CountyJewellFairmount TownshipFairmountMission TownshipMissionOverland ParkLenexaBruno TownshipBrunoOlatheShawneeMcPhersonRockford TownshipRockfordTecumseh TownshipTecumsehSoldier TownshipSoldierWest North CentralKansasLansingUnited States of AmericaUnited StatesMidwestManhattanWichitaLawrenceSalinaParsonsGardnerMissionWinfieldAugustaTopekaSalem TownshipSalemHaysGrant TownshipGrantGreat BendCoffeyvilleAtchisonMerriamGarden CityNewtonIndependenceChanuteWellingtonHutchinsonLiberalOttawaPittsburgFort ScottEl DoradoLeavenworthKansas CityKechi TownshipKechiEmporiaArkansas CityDodge CityJunction CityRiverside TownshipRiversideMadison TownshipMadisonZIP Code 66942ZIP 6694221.294088%21.294088%21.3%3,393118.100161%18.100161%18.1%2,136215.730337%15.730337%15.7%7015.462428%15.462428%15.5%21415.192465%15.192465%15.2%742315.110066%15.110066%15.1%707414.855423%14.855423%14.9%14,75514.8k513.300804%13.300804%13.3%3,789612.831916%12.831916%12.8%981712.497347%12.497347%12.5%8,834812.170016%12.170016%12.2%4,209911.285695%11.285695%11.3%8261011.121247%11.121247%11.1%1,3411111.099366%11.099366%11.1%4201210.877054%10.877054%10.9%8211310.444668%10.444668%10.4%1,097,0401.10M10.396418%10.396418%10.4%146,477146k10.132159%10.132159%10.1%4601410.035605%10.035605%10.0%14,852,82814.9M9.823005%9.823005%9.8%3,193,2973.19M9.581864%9.581864%9.6%2,798158.828501%8.828501%8.8%16,19216.2k168.807339%8.807339%8.8%4,512178.648513%8.648513%8.6%2,074188.587196%8.587196%8.6%389198.570058%8.570058%8.6%893208.472554%8.472554%8.5%497218.141321%8.141321%8.1%424227.778318%7.778318%7.8%320237.657261%7.657261%7.7%4,521247.637846%7.637846%7.6%356257.184874%7.184874%7.2%855267.142857%7.142857%7.1%36.951653%6.951653%7.0%509276.535433%6.535433%6.5%249286.441718%6.441718%6.4%315296.356932%6.356932%6.4%431306.273479%6.273479%6.3%835316.260462%6.260462%6.3%561326.256384%6.256384%6.3%245336.147541%6.147541%6.1%255346.126597%6.126597%6.1%211356.118435%6.118435%6.1%1,151366.043729%6.043729%6.0%586375.950252%5.950252%6.0%366385.814311%5.814311%5.8%568395.627578%5.627578%5.6%191405.500795%5.500795%5.5%346415.403818%5.403818%5.4%736425.284388%5.284388%5.3%3,524435.248930%5.248930%5.2%233444.942751%4.942751%4.9%613454.903884%4.903884%4.9%250464.574579%4.574579%4.6%614474.191617%4.191617%4.2%406484.150824%4.150824%4.2%262493.441156%3.441156%3.4%50502.857143%2.857143%2.9%3

Occupations by County Subdivision in the Midwest

There are 19,478 county subdivisions in the Midwest. This section compares the Grant Township to the 50 most populous county subdivisions in the Midwest and to those entities that contain or substantially overlap with the Grant Township. The least populous of the compared county subdivisions has a population of 112,821.

Management Occupations by County Subdivision#31

Percentage of the civilian employed population aged 16 and older.
Scope: population of the Grant Township, selected other county subdivisions in the Midwest, and entities that contain the Grant Township
0%5%10%15%Count#576100Tract 576100Jewell CountyJewellOverland ParkPalatine TownshipPalatineYork TownshipLisle TownshipLisleMilton TownshipMiltonDowners Grove TownshipDowners GrvWheeling TownshipWheelingOlatheWashington TownshipWashingtonSchaumburg TownshipSchaumburgMinneapolisBloomingdale TownshipBloomingdaleWest North CentralKansasMaine TownshipMaineLawrence TownshipLawrenceAnn ArborMadisonUnited States of AmericaUnited StatesKaw TownshipMidwestChicagoCapital TownshipCapitalCedar RapidsOmahaLincolnColumbusFargoWichitaSt. PaulSt. LouisSterling HeightsSterling HtsCincinnatiSioux FallsProviso TownshipProvisoWorth TownshipWorthNorth TownshipNTopekaGrand RapidsGrant TownshipGrantSpringfield TownshipSpringfieldCenter TownshipCtrAkronRockford TownshipRockfordMilwaukeeDaytonToledoClevelandThornton TownshipThorntonWayne TownshipWayneBlue TownshipWarrenKansas CityAurora TownshipAuroraDetroitZIP Code 66942ZIP 6694215.730337%15.730337%15.7%7015.462428%15.462428%15.5%21414.855423%14.855423%14.9%14,75514.8k114.280314%14.280314%14.3%8,688213.861418%13.861418%13.9%8,620313.857442%13.857442%13.9%8,801413.607101%13.607101%13.6%8,201513.532672%13.532672%13.5%10,06110.1k612.498298%12.498298%12.5%10,09810.1k712.497347%12.497347%12.5%8,834811.822686%11.822686%11.8%8,852911.215342%11.215342%11.2%8,0821011.090883%11.090883%11.1%25,34325.3k1110.703868%10.703868%10.7%6,4951210.444668%10.444668%10.4%1,097,0401.10M10.396418%10.396418%10.4%146,477146k10.230974%10.230974%10.2%6,9411310.178765%10.178765%10.2%6,1951410.163555%10.163555%10.2%6,0651510.142086%10.142086%10.1%14,53314.5k1610.035605%10.035605%10.0%14,852,82814.9M9.830735%9.830735%9.8%8,828179.823005%9.823005%9.8%3,193,2973.19M9.686446%9.686446%9.7%125,034125k189.490124%9.490124%9.5%5,165199.453745%9.453745%9.5%6,573209.255914%9.255914%9.3%20,95421.0k218.952573%8.952573%9.0%13,25513.3k228.938711%8.938711%8.9%37,82837.8k238.848749%8.848749%8.8%6,006248.828501%8.828501%8.8%16,19216.2k258.615624%8.615624%8.6%12,87212.9k268.539382%8.539382%8.5%12,73712.7k278.523147%8.523147%8.5%5,422288.480632%8.480632%8.5%11,70211.7k298.151678%8.151678%8.2%6,432307.864640%7.864640%7.9%5,687317.841240%7.841240%7.8%5,512327.755132%7.755132%7.8%5,213337.657261%7.657261%7.7%4,521347.353898%7.353898%7.4%6,892357.142857%7.142857%7.1%37.129728%7.129728%7.1%5,663367.037418%7.037418%7.0%4,305376.884817%6.884817%6.9%6,110386.845992%6.845992%6.8%5,108396.680024%6.680024%6.7%17,83717.8k406.420093%6.420093%6.4%3,548416.340644%6.340644%6.3%7,664426.287799%6.287799%6.3%9,409436.213626%6.213626%6.2%4,260446.095911%6.095911%6.1%3,830456.010562%6.010562%6.0%4,211465.821231%5.821231%5.8%3,395475.284388%5.284388%5.3%3,524485.277745%5.277745%5.3%3,618494.999593%4.999593%5.0%11,05911.1k502.857143%2.857143%2.9%3

Occupations by County Subdivision in the United States

There are 35,600 county subdivisions in the United States. This section compares the Grant Township to the 50 most populous county subdivisions in the United States and to those entities that contain or substantially overlap with the Grant Township. The least populous of the compared county subdivisions has a population of 547,300.

Management Occupations by County Subdivision#56

Percentage of the civilian employed population aged 16 and older.
Scope: population of the Grant Township, selected other county subdivisions in the United States, and entities that contain the Grant Township
0%5%10%15%Count#ManhattanWashington576100Tract 576100Seattle EastPlanoJewell CountyJewellSan FranciscoAtlantaNortheast TarrantNE TarrantNorthwest HarrisNW HarrisSan JoseSeattleDenverAustinTownship 1:Charlotte1, CharlotteSan DiegoBostonSalt Lake CitySalt Lk CityWest North CentralKansasOceanside-EscondidoOceanside-Escond…United States of AmericaUnited StatesTampaNortheast DallasNE DallasMidwestSan Fernando ValleySan Fernando VlyTown of HempsteadHempsteadChicagoLos AngelesTulsaOntarioAnaheim-Santa Ana-Garden GroveAnaheim-Santa An…PhoenixLong Beach-LakewoodLong Bch-LakewoodMiamiBrooklynAlbuquerqueColumbusSacramentoOrlandoEast San Gabriel ValleyE San Gabriel VlyHoustonFort WorthTucsonBaltimoreQueensFresnoSouthwest DallasSW DallasPhiladelphiaLas VegasEl PasoGrant TownshipGrantMilwaukeeSan Antonio CentralSan Antonio CntrlBronxSan BernardinoDetroitZIP Code 66942ZIP 6694216.529703%16.529703%16.5%147,580148k116.121186%16.121186%16.1%56,13856.1k215.730337%15.730337%15.7%7015.623293%15.623293%15.6%47,46747.5k315.500861%15.500861%15.5%44,83544.8k415.462428%15.462428%15.5%21414.223023%14.223023%14.2%69,48869.5k513.662246%13.662246%13.7%38,89338.9k613.543186%13.543186%13.5%40,10340.1k712.957054%12.957054%13.0%47,46747.5k812.910751%12.910751%12.9%113,179113k912.801437%12.801437%12.8%74,54274.5k1012.512177%12.512177%12.5%45,08245.1k1111.961508%11.961508%12.0%56,55756.6k1211.663665%11.663665%11.7%48,44248.4k1310.848509%10.848509%10.8%121,208121k1410.835836%10.835836%10.8%38,39738.4k1510.525230%10.525230%10.5%52,53752.5k1610.444668%10.444668%10.4%1,097,0401.10M10.396418%10.396418%10.4%146,477146k10.133175%10.133175%10.1%30,64130.6k1710.035605%10.035605%10.0%14,852,82814.9M10.028996%10.028996%10.0%32,16632.2k1810.007978%10.007978%10.0%77,27077.3k199.823005%9.823005%9.8%3,193,2973.19M9.795739%9.795739%9.8%88,35688.4k209.718042%9.718042%9.7%37,03437.0k219.686446%9.686446%9.7%125,034125k229.638628%9.638628%9.6%120,847121k239.593634%9.593634%9.6%27,52527.5k249.541810%9.541810%9.5%28,47428.5k259.322089%9.322089%9.3%75,84275.8k269.253836%9.253836%9.3%135,932136k279.157509%9.157509%9.2%25,00025.0k289.095453%9.095453%9.1%40,03440.0k299.054172%9.054172%9.1%107,970108k308.957758%8.957758%9.0%26,64126.6k318.938711%8.938711%8.9%37,82837.8k328.891262%8.891262%8.9%43,38143.4k338.790113%8.790113%8.8%25,48525.5k348.784352%8.784352%8.8%38,22338.2k358.760640%8.760640%8.8%139,658140k368.691664%8.691664%8.7%33,63533.6k378.648273%8.648273%8.6%33,07833.1k388.534917%8.534917%8.5%23,46323.5k397.882772%7.882772%7.9%88,33388.3k407.734261%7.734261%7.7%21,61221.6k417.610727%7.610727%7.6%34,04434.0k427.552407%7.552407%7.6%49,46249.5k437.324046%7.324046%7.3%63,32763.3k447.318891%7.318891%7.3%16,39616.4k457.142857%7.142857%7.1%36.680024%6.680024%6.7%17,83717.8k466.157572%6.157572%6.2%17,49217.5k475.787761%5.787761%5.8%33,33633.3k485.217072%5.217072%5.2%17,47517.5k494.999593%4.999593%5.0%11,05911.1k502.857143%2.857143%2.9%3

Definitions

An occupation describes the kind of work a person does on the job. On this page, all employed persons are categorized into one of the following occupations (bolded terms are used in the charts and maps on this page):

  • Management, business, science, and arts occupations:
    • Management, business, and financial occupations:
      • Management: Management occupations
      • Business: Business and financial operations occupations
    • Computer, engineering, and science occupations:
      • Computers & Math: Computer and mathematical occupations
      • Engineering: Architecture and engineering occupations
      • Science: Life, physical, and social science occupations
    • Education, legal, community service, arts, and media occupations:
      • Social Service: Community and social service occupations
      • Legal: Legal occupations
      • Education: Education, training, and library occupations
      • Entertainment: Arts, design, entertainment, sports, and media occupations
    • Healthcare practitioners and technical occupations:
      • Healthcare: Health diagnosing and treating practitioners and other technical occupations
      • Health Technicians: Health technologists and technicians
  • Service occupations:
    • Healthcare Support: Healthcare support occupations
    • Protective service occupations:
      • Fire Fighting: Fire fighting and prevention, and other protective service workers including supervisors
      • Law Enforcement: Law enforcement workers including supervisors
    • Food Service: Food preparation and serving related occupations
    • Facilities: Building and grounds cleaning and maintenance occupations
    • Personal Care: Personal care and service occupations
  • Sales and office occupations:
    • Sales and Related: Sales and related occupations
    • Administrative: Office and administrative support occupations
  • Natural resources, construction, and maintenance occupations:
    • Farming: Farming, fishing, and forestry occupations
    • Construction: Construction and extraction occupations
    • Repair: Installation, maintenance, and repair occupations
  • Production, transportation, and material moving occupations:
    • Production: Production occupations
    • Transportation: Transportation occupations
    • Material Moving: Material moving occupations

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State:
Kansas
County:
Jewell
City:
Formoso
ZIP Code:
66942
Unified School Districts:
Pike Valley 426, Rock Hills 107
Congressional District:
KS-1
State Senate District:
KS-36
State House District:
KS-106
Neighboring Townships:
Beaver, Buffalo, Courtland, Richland, Sinclair, Vicksburg, Washington, White Rock
Nearby Townships:
Allen, Big Bend, Calvin, Center, Grant, Holmwood, Jackson, Norway, Prairie, Scandia