Atlanta Public RecordsKansas

As of the 2020 Census, Atlanta city in Cowley County, Kansas, had a population of 168. The median age was about 46 years, with approximately 52% male and 48% female residents. The racial makeup was predominantly White (over 93%), with small representations from Native American (about 2%), two or more races (around 5%), and Hispanic or Latino residents comprising about 3% of the total population.

Atlanta, Cowley County, KS, is a small rural city with around 170 residents. The median home value is approximately $63,000, while median rent is about $650/month. Homeownership rates are high, exceeding 70%. Housing consists mainly of single-family detached homes in quiet neighborhoods. Property values have remained stable over the past five years, with slight 1–2% annual increases. Property tax rates average 1.5%, making homeownership relatively affordable. Rentals are limited, reflecting the city's small size and preference for owned homes.

Atlanta, a small city in Cowley County, Kansas (~190 residents), has limited in-town healthcare facilities; residents rely on hospitals such as William Newton Hospital (Winfield) and South Central Kansas Medical Center (Arkansas City), each 16-25 miles away. Cowley County overall has ~20% uninsured rate (2021), and 15% of adults report fair or poor health. Primary healthcare providers and clinics are concentrated in Winfield and Arkansas City. Common local health issues include obesity (38%) and diabetes (13%). The county’s population is 83% White, 7% Hispanic, and 3% Black, with 22% aged 65 and over.

Atlanta, a small city in Cowley County, KS, is served by the Central USD 462 school district, featuring one elementary and one junior/senior high school. Total district enrollment is under 400 students. The high school graduation rate is approximately 90%, while only about 14% of adults hold a bachelor's degree or higher (U.S. Census). School test scores generally fall slightly below the Kansas state average. Educational programs are limited due to district size, but school safety incidents are minimal. Adult education opportunities are available in nearby Winfield and Arkansas City community colleges.

Atlanta city, Cowley County, KS is a small rural community with limited transportation infrastructure and no public transit system. Most residents commute by personal vehicles, with a vehicle ownership rate exceeding 95%. According to the U.S. Census, the average one-way commute time is approximately 23 minutes. Major highways, such as US-77, provide access to larger employment hubs in Winfield and Arkansas City, located 10-20 miles away. Fewer than 5% of residents carpool, and alternative transportation options are scarce, resulting in high reliance on private automobiles for daily commuting needs.