Living on the edge! Kingman County hosts an excellent transportation system just on the edge of Sedgwick, Pratt and Reno Counties. Highway 54 bisects the cities of Kingman and Cunningham and K-42 runs through the middle of Norwich. K-17 and K-14 run north and south through the county. There is rail access throughout the county and an airport in Kingman City that supports jet traffic.

Property in Kingman County is relatively inexpensive, plentiful and easily accessible. There are seven incorporated cities in the county: Cunningham, Kingman, Nashville, Norwich, Penalosa, Spivey and Zenda. Spivey has put Kingman County on the worldwide map because of oil and gas production and related businesses. They are a testament that small can be powerful.

Other major economic factors in the county include agriculture, thriving manufacturing facilities and other retail businesses that make living enjoyable, easy, and jobs plentiful. We welcome more. Kingman County is defined by children riding bikes, celebrations, harvests, fairs, church and school events, and neighborhood gatherings. If you like the excitement of the city and the ease of country living, this is the best option—truly living on the edge!