Mission Hills, Kansas

Mission Hills: Census-designated place in Santa Barbara County, California

About

Mission Hills is a CDP located in the county of Johnson in the U.S. state of Kansas. Its population at the 2010 census was 3,498. After 10 years in 2020 city had an estimated population of 3,533 inhabitants.

Mission Hills locator map
Location of Mission Hills on Kansas map.

Quick Facts about Mission Hills

Population : 3,533 (2020)
Country : United States of America
State : Kansas (United States)
County : Johnson County
Phone Area Codes : 805
Water as percent of area : 0.64%
Land as percent of area : 99.36%
Altitude : 1,066 feet / 325 meters
Time Zone : Pacific Time Zone, UTC−08:00, UTC−07:00
Local time : 18:31:45 (9th November 2024)
Population growth : 0.99% (2010-2020)
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Geography

Mission Hills is located at 39°1'4"N 94°37'1"W (39.0177800, -94.6169000).

Mission Hills map

Demographics

The population of Mission Hills increased by 0.99% in 10 years.

Year Population % Change Method
2010 3,498 - census
2011 3,514 0.46% estimation process
2012 3,537 0.65% estimation process
2013 3,556 0.53% estimation process
2014 3,563 0.2% estimation process
2015 3,572 0.25% estimation process
2016 3,584 0.33% estimation process
2017 3,568 -0.45% estimation process
2018 3,576 0.22% estimation process
2019 3,547 -0.82% estimation process
2020 3,533 -0.4% estimation process

People born in Mission Hills (13)

People born in Mission Hills, including baseball player Bobby Jenks, actor Sarah Aldrich, child actor Samantha Bailey, .

List

  • Alan Muraoka (actor and theatre director) he was born in 10/08/1962
  • Bob Burns (professional golfer) he was born in 05/04/1968
  • Jimmy Insolo (former NASCAR driver) he was born in 04/02/1943
  • Justin Holiday (American basketball player) he was born in 05/04/1989
  • Milton Wynn (American wide receiver) he was born in 21/09/1978
  • Jeremy Torgerson (American actor) he was born in 24/05/1982
  • Jon Torgerson (American actor) he was born in 24/05/1982
  • Cassius Marsh (American football player) he was born in 07/07/1992
  • Brooke Star (American actress)
  • Chelsea Summer (American actress)

Schools in Mission Hills

College & universities near Mission Hills, KS

Code Name City ZIP
177588 House of Heavilin Beauty College-Kansas City Kansas City (MO) 64110-2826

Stations (6)

Amtrak & bus stations near Mission Hills, KS

Code Name Address Type
KCY Union Station 30 West Pershing Rd. RAIL
IDP Independence 600 South Grand Ave. RAIL
LEE Lee's Summit 217 SW Main St. RAIL
LRC Lawrence 413 East 7th Street RAIL
WAR Warrensburg 100 South Holden St. RAIL

Post offices near Mission Hills

Post Office Name City ZIP
Prairie Villag Post Office Prairie Village (KS) 66208

Other cities in Johnson County

Cities, towns, neighborhoods & other populated places in Johnson County , KS. (more)

City Name Population Title
Overland Park 197,381 The second most populous city in Johnson County, Kansas.
Shawnee 66,298 The most populous city in Johnson County, Kansas.
Lenexa 56,156 The most populous city in Johnson County, Kansas.
Leawood 34,669 City in Kansas, United States
Prairie Village 21,877 City in Kansas, United States
Merriam 11,128 City in Johnson County, Kansas, United States
Mission 9,873 City in Kansas, USA
Roeland Park 6,652 City in Johnson County, Kansas, United States
De Soto 6,648 City in Kansas, United States of America
Aubry 4,531 Township in Johnson County, Kansas
Fairway 3,963 City in Johnson County, Kansas, United States of America
Spring Hill 3,316 City in Kansas, USA
Gardner 2,941 City in Kansas, United States
Edgerton 1,773 City in Kansas, United States
Westwood 1,642 City in Kansas
Kenneth 1,338 Township in Sheridan County, Kansas

Distance to Other Cities

Mission Hills distances to largest Kansas cities