WYOMING COUNTY PROFILES
Big Horn County
County Seat:  Basin		Department of Administration & Information
Land Area (square mile):  3,158.3		Economic Analysis Division
Population Per Square Mile:  3.8
	Big Horn	Percent	Wyoming	Percent
POPULATION - AGE/SEX1
Total	11,881	100.0	577,737	100.0
Male	5,982	50.3	294,534	51.0
Female	5,899	49.7	283,203	49.0
Under 5 years	746	6.3	35,912	6.2
5 to 9 years	812	6.8	37,847	6.6
10 to 14 years	916	7.7	39,104	6.8
15 to 19 years	797	6.7	36,313	6.3
20 to 24 years	597	5.0	37,966	6.6
25 to 29 years	576	4.8	38,879	6.7
30 to 34 years	662	5.6	38,899	6.7
35 to 39 years	678	5.7	39,158	6.8
40 to 44 years	636	5.4	33,555	5.8
45 to 49 years	638	5.4	32,540	5.6
50 to 54 years	690	5.8	32,340	5.6
55 to 59 years	785	6.6	39,394	6.8
60 to 64 years	853	7.2	40,455	7.0
65 to 69 years	795	6.7	33,583	5.8
70 to 74 years	641	5.4	24,585	4.3
75 to 79 years	485	4.1	16,203	2.8
80 to 84 years	292	2.5	10,323	1.8
85 years and over	282	2.4	10,681	1.8
Under 18 years	3,003	25.3	134,775	23.3
18 to 24 years	865	7.3	52,367	9.1
25 to 44 years	2,552	21.5	150,491	26.0
45 to 64 years	2,966	25.0	144,729	25.1
65 years and over	2,495	21.0	95,375	16.5
Median age (years)	41.0	(X)	38.0	(X)
POPULATION - RACE/HISPANIC1
All Races Combined	11,881	100.0	577,737	100.0
White Alone	11,380	95.8	534,943	92.6
Black or African American Alone	85	0.7	7,557	1.3
American Indian and Alaska Native Alone	180	1.5	15,860	2.7
Asian Alone	57	0.5	6,213	1.1
Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander Alone	2	0.0	572	0.1
Two or More Races	177	1.5	12,592	2.2
Hispanic (may be of any race)	1,097	9.2	58,227	10.1
Non-Hispanic	10,784	90.8	519,510	89.9
White Alone	10,418	87.7	484,253	83.8
COMPONENTS OF POPULATION CHANGE1
Total Population Change	2	100.0	-1,197	100.0
Natural Change	-7	-350.0	1,893	-158.1
Births	137	(X)	6,840	(X)
Deaths	144	(X)	4,947	(X)
Net Migration	10	500.0	-3,089	258.1
HOUSEHOLDS BY TYPE2
Total households	4,494	100.0	230,630	100.0
Family households (families)	2,971	66.1	148,692	64.5
With own children under 18 years	1,200	26.7	63,457	27.5
Married-couple family	2,467	54.9	118,904	51.6
With own children under 18 years	924	20.6	45,393	19.7
Male householder, no wife present, family	202	4.5	11,004	4.8
With own children under 18 years	118	2.6	6,283	2.7
Female householder, no husband present, family	302	6.7	18,784	8.1
With own children under 18 years	158	3.5	11,781	5.1
Nonfamily households	1,523	33.9	81,938	35.5
Householder living alone	1,354	30.1	65,525	28.4
65 years and over	706	15.7	24,243	10.5
Households with one or more people under 18 years	1,284	28.6	69,203	30.0
Households with one or more people 65 years and over	1,648	36.7	62,181	27.0
Average household size	2.59	(X)	2.46	(X)
Average family size	3.24	(X)	3.03	(X)
PRESENCE AND TYPES OF INTERNET SUBSCRIPTIONS IN HOUSEHOLD2
Total	4,494	100.0	230,630	100.0
With an Internet subscription	3,343	74.4	188,389	81.7
Dial-up with no other type of Internet subscription	15	0.4	1,386	0.7
Broadband of any type	3,328	99.6	187,003	99.3
Internet access without a subscription	244	5.4	9,428	4.1
No Internet access	907	20.2	32,813	14.2
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT2
Population 25 years and over	8,030	100.0	389,291	100.0
Less than 9th grade	227	2.8	7,402	1.9
9th to 12th grade, no diploma	581	7.2	20,242	5.2
High school graduate (includes equivalency)	2,334	29.1	111,899	28.7
Some college, no degree	2,566	32.0	102,236	26.3
Associate's degree	814	10.1	42,835	11.0
Bachelor's degree	1,104	13.7	67,697	17.4
Graduate or professional degree	404	5.0	36,980	9.5
Percent high school graduate or higher	(X)	89.9	(X)	92.9
Percent bachelor's degree or higher	(X)	18.8	(X)	26.9
VETERAN STATUS2
Civilian population 18 years and over	8,828	100.0	441,280	100.0
Civilian veterans	926	10.5	45,389	10.3
DISABILITY STATUS2
Civilian noninstitutionalized population	11,668	100.0	571,923	100.0
With a disability	1,761	15.1	74,431	13.0
RESIDENCE 1 YEAR AGO2
Population age 1 year and over	11,750	100.0	575,221	100.0
Same house	10,003	85.1	477,976	83.1
Different house in the U.S.	1,729	14.7	95,152	16.5
Same county	806	6.9	54,543	9.5
Different county	923	7.9	40,609	7.1
Same state	327	2.8	15,051	2.6
Different state	596	5.1	25,558	4.4
Abroad	18	0.2	2,093	0.4
PLACE OF BIRTH2
Total Population	11,901	100.0	581,836	100
Native	11,526	96.8	561,560	96.5
Born in United States	11,473	96.4	556,679	95.7
Born in Wyoming	5,651	47.5	244,888	42.1
Born in different state	5,822	48.9	311,791	53.6
Born in Island areas or abroad to American parents	53	0.4	4,881	0.8
Foreign born	375	3.2	20,276	3.5
Naturalized U.S. citizen	128	1.1	7,695	1.3
Not a U.S. citizen	247	2.1	12,581	2.2
INCOME AND BENEFITS (IN 2018 INFLATION-ADJUSTED DOLLARS)2
Total households	4,494	100.0	230,630	100.0
Less than $10,000	228	5.1	11,430	5.0
$10,000 to $14,999	264	5.9	9,144	4.0
$15,000 to $24,999	585	13.0	21,400	9.3
$25,000 to $34,999	474	10.5	21,356	9.3
$35,000 to $49,999	570	12.7	30,195	13.1
$50,000 to $74,999	969	21.6	42,296	18.3
$75,000 to $99,999	605	13.5	33,077	14.3
$100,000 to $149,999	600	13.4	39,494	17.1
$150,000 to $199,999	129	2.9	12,723	5.5
$200,000 or more	70	1.6	9,515	4.1
Median household income (dollars)	$53,435	(X)	$62,268	(X)
Mean household income (dollars)	$61,394	(X)	$79,257	(X)
With earnings	3,407	75.8	186,093	80.7
Mean earnings (dollars)	$61,151	(X)	$77,912	(X)
With Social Security	1,692	37.7	68,296	29.6
Mean Social Security income (dollars)	$19,239	(X)	$19,423	(X)
With retirement income	942	21.0	42,943	18.6
Mean retirement income (dollars)	$20,411	(X)	$25,279	(X)
With Supplemental Security Income	149	3.3	8,338	3.6
Mean Supplemental Security Income (dollars)	$10,202	(X)	$10,595	(X)
With cash public assistance income	67	1.5	3,673	1.6
Mean cash public assistance income (dollars)	$1,794	(X)	$3,229	(X)
With Food Stamp/SNAP benefits	233	5.2	13,239	5.7
Median Earnings for Full-Time Year-Round Workers - Male	$50,907	(X)	$55,053	(X)
Median Earnings for Full-Time Year-Round Workers - Female	$31,767	(X)	$39,011	(X)
PER CAPITA INCOME3
Per capita personal income	$36,903	(X)	$60,361	(X)
Per capita personal current transfer receipts	$9,087	(X)	$8,268	(X)
Per capita dividends, interest, and rent	$7,017	(X)	$18,511	(X)
Average nonfarm proprietors' income	$13,055	(X)	$37,798	(X)
FAMILIES AND PEOPLE WHOSE INCOME IS BELOW THE POVERTY LEVEL2
All families	248	8.3	10,580	7.1
With related children under 18 years	179	14.2	7,904	11.6
Married couple families	146	5.9	4,531	3.8
With related children under 18 years	86	9.0	2,562	5.3
Families with female householder, no husband present	90	29.8	5,007	26.7
With related children under 18 years	81	44.5	4,506	33.5
All people	1,446	12.5	63,311	11.1
Under 18 years	408	13.7	17,332	12.8
18 to 64 years	833	13.3	39,233	11.3
65 years and over	205	8.8	6,746	7.9
RATIO OF INCOME TO POVERTY LEVEL IN THE PAST 12 MONTHS2
Total:	11,587	100.0	567,950	100.0
Under .50	527	4.5	27,728	4.9
.50 to .99	919	7.9	35,583	6.3
1.00 to 1.24	512	4.4	21,931	3.9
1.25 to 1.49	462	4.0	22,313	3.9
1.50 to 1.84	883	7.6	33,411	5.9
1.85 to 1.99	432	3.7	15,588	2.7
2.00 and over	7,852	67.8	411,396	72.4
HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE2
Civilian noninstitutionalized population	11,668	100.0	571,923	100.0
With health insurance coverage	9,825	84.2	507,036	88.7
With private health insurance	7,942	68.1	423,627	74.1
With public coverage	3,655	31.3	154,715	27.1
No health insurance coverage	1,843	15.8	64,887	11.3
Civilian noninstitutionalized population under 19 years	3,203	100.0	145,003	100.0
No health insurance coverage	371	11.6	11,153	7.7
HOUSING UNITS2
Total housing units	5,461	100.0	274,985	100.0
Occupied housing units	4,494	82.3	230,630	83.9
Owner-occupied	3,269	72.7	160,121	69.4
Renter-occupied	1,225	27.3	70,509	30.6
Vacant housing units	967	17.7	44,355	16.1
Homeowner vacancy rate	(X)	1.2	(X)	1.7
Rental vacancy rate	(X)	5.6	(X)	11.1
UNITS IN STRUCTURE2
Total housing units	5,461	100.0	274,985	100.0
Single family units	4,292	78.6	193,717	70.4
2 to 4 units	214	3.9	18,385	6.7
5 to 9 units	127	2.3	9,093	3.3
10 or more units	25	0.5	15,939	5.8
Mobile home	777	14.2	37,425	13.6
RV, van, boat, etc.	26	0.5	426	0.2
RESIDENTIAL BUILDING PERMITS4
Total housing units	5	100.0	1,812	100.0
Single family units	5	100.0	1,533	84.6
2 to 4 units	0	0.0	110	6.1
5 or more units	0	0.0	169	9.3
HOME VALUE2
Owner-occupied units	3,269	100.0	160,121	100.0
Less than $50,000	347	10.6	15,297	9.6
$50,000 to $99,999	537	16.4	9,606	6.0
$100,000 to $149,999	676	20.7	18,072	11.3
$150,000 to $199,999	587	18.0	30,167	18.8
$200,000 to $299,999	542	16.6	45,225	28.2
$300,000 to $499,999	434	13.3	28,104	17.6
$500,000 to $999,999	107	3.3	9,523	5.9
$1,000,000 or more	39	1.2	4,127	2.6
Median (dollars)	$154,600	(X)	$213,300	(X)
MORTGAGE STATUS2
Owner-occupied units	3,269	100.0	160,121	100.0
Housing units with a mortgage	1,513	46.3	93,013	58.1
Housing units without a mortgage	1,756	53.7	67,108	41.9
GROSS RENT2
Occupied units paying rent	909	100.0	64,088	100.0
Less than $500	225	24.8	7,448	11.6
$500 to $999	606	66.7	34,673	54.1
$1,000 to $1,499	72	7.9	15,242	23.8
$1,500 to $1,999	6	0.7	5,299	8.3
$2,000 to $2,499	0	0.0	876	1.4
$2,500 to $2,999	0	0.0	332	0.5
$3,000 or more	0	0.0	218	0.3
Median (dollars)	$656	(X)	$843	(X)
CIVILIAN LABOR FORCE5
Labor Force	5,257	100.0	289,574	100.0
Employment	5,011	95.3	277,820	95.9
Unemployment	246	4.7	11,754	4.1
Unemployment Rate	4.7%	(X)	4.1%	(X)
% of population 16 years and over in labor force2	(X)	59.3	(X)	67.0
AVERAGE WAGE AND SALARY EMPLOYMENT6
Total	4,017	100.0	272,140	100.0
Private	2,569	64.0	207,300	76.2
Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, & Hunting	141	3.5	2,789	1.0
Mining, Quarrying, & Oil & Gas Extraction	487	12.1	20,693	7.6
Utilities	33	0.8	2,508	0.9
Construction	301	7.5	20,257	7.4
Manufacturing	275	6.8	9,727	3.6
Wholesale Trade	80	2.0	8,192	3.0
Retail Trade	253	6.3	29,281	10.8
Transportation & Warehousing	35	0.9	9,824	3.6
Information	69	1.7	3,554	1.3
Financial Activities	143	3.6	11,122	4.1
Professional & Business Services	293	7.3	18,722	6.9
Educational & Health Services	152	3.8	26,962	9.9
Leisure & Hospitality	261	6.5	36,412	13.4
Other Services	49	1.2	7,258	2.7
Government	1,448	36.0	64,839	23.8
Federal Government	90	2.2	7,520	2.8
State Gov't (inc. higher public education)	158	3.9	12,528	4.6
Local Gov't (inc. local public education and hospitals)	1,200	29.9	44,792	16.5
TOTAL ANNUAL WAGES6
Total	$163,861,836	100.0	$13,079,213,025	100.0
Private	$102,679,282	62.7	$9,829,710,523	75.2
Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, & Hunting	$4,453,066	2.7	$100,275,460	0.8
Mining, Quarrying, & Oil & Gas Extraction	$29,174,436	17.8	$1,866,623,362	14.3
Utilities	$1,766,125	1.1	$238,130,904	1.8
Construction	$14,044,642	8.6	$1,085,071,216	8.3
Manufacturing	$13,660,272	8.3	$652,028,870	5.0
Wholesale Trade	$3,806,464	2.3	$522,376,791	4.0
Retail Trade	$5,444,946	3.3	$850,554,962	6.5
Transportation & Warehousing	$1,288,984	0.8	$517,651,682	4.0
Information	$2,255,847	1.4	$168,482,883	1.3
Financial Activities	$6,488,613	4.0	$639,335,239	4.9
Professional & Business Services	$10,970,235	6.7	$987,969,888	7.6
Educational & Health Services	$4,252,012	2.6	$1,157,008,181	8.8
Leisure & Hospitality	$3,506,234	2.1	$774,494,975	5.9
Other Services	$1,567,406	1.0	$269,706,110	2.1
Government	$61,182,554	37.3	$3,249,502,502	24.8
Federal Government	$5,499,041	3.4	$510,724,366	3.9
State Gov't (inc. higher public education)	$7,147,729	4.4	$699,336,801	5.3
Local Gov't (inc. local public education and hospitals)	$48,535,784	29.6	$2,039,441,335	15.6
AVERAGE ANNUAL WAGE6
Total	$40,789	100.0	$48,061	100.0
Private	$39,963	98.0	$47,418	98.7
Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, & Hunting	$31,620	77.5	$35,959	74.8
Mining, Quarrying, & Oil & Gas Extraction	$59,948	147.0	$90,205	187.7
Utilities	$54,205	132.9	$94,958	197.6
Construction	$46,699	114.5	$53,564	111.5
Manufacturing	$49,688	121.8	$67,036	139.5
Wholesale Trade	$47,779	117.1	$63,765	132.7
Retail Trade	$21,543	52.8	$29,048	60.4
Transportation & Warehousing	$37,090	90.9	$52,694	109.6
Information	$32,733	80.2	$47,401	98.6
Financial Activities	$45,375	111.2	$57,484	119.6
Professional & Business Services	$37,441	91.8	$52,771	109.8
Educational & Health Services	$27,974	68.6	$42,913	89.3
Leisure & Hospitality	$13,434	32.9	$21,271	44.3
Other Services	$32,316	79.2	$37,160	77.3
Government	$42,255	103.6	$50,116	104.3
Federal Government	$61,384	150.5	$67,918	141.3
State Gov't (inc. higher public education)	$45,191	110.8	$55,822	116.1
Local Gov't (inc. local public education and hospitals)	$40,441	99.1	$45,532	94.7
COMMUTING TO OR FROM A DIFFERENT COUNTY OR STATE FOR WORK2
Total Commuting Out	951	100.0	7,512	2.4
to Park County, WY	487	51.2	(X)	(X)
to Washakie County, WY	219	23.0	(X)	(X)
to Natrona County, WY	57	6.0	(X)	(X)
to Kimball County, NE	27	2.8	(X)	(X)
to Mountrail County, ND	23	2.4	(X)	(X)
to All Other Counties	138	14.5	(X)	(X)
Total Commuting In	788	100.0	14,433	4.9
from Park County, WY	484	61.4	(X)	(X)
from Washakie County, WY	232	29.4	(X)	(X)
from Clark County, NV	18	2.3	(X)	(X)
from Morgan County, CO	17	2.2	(X)	(X)
from Big Horn County, MT	13	1.6	(X)	(X)
from All Other Counties	24	3.0	(X)	(X)
AGRICULTURE7
Number of Farms	586	(X)	11,938	(X)
Land in Farms (thousands of acres)	322	(X)	29,005	(X)
Total Cash Receipts (thousands of dollars)	$70,896	100.0	$1,546,591	100.0
Livestock and Products	$30,476	43.0	$1,156,623	74.8
Crops	$40,420	57.0	$389,968	25.2
Net Farm Income (thousands of dollars)	$6,846	(X)	$166,788	(X)
VALUATION AND TAXES8
Total Assessed Valuation	$227,833,066	100.0	$22,797,760,768	100.0
Non-Minerals	$130,757,424	57.4	$11,456,335,550	50.3
Agricultural Land	$13,876,425	6.1	$331,977,858	1.5
Residential Property	$64,299,235	28.2	$5,860,018,685	25.7
Commercial Property	$15,643,998	6.9	$1,620,805,724	7.1
Industrial Property	$13,986,939	6.1	$2,057,772,070	9.0
Other (Electrics, Pipelines, Railroads, etc.)	$22,950,827	10.1	$1,585,761,213	7.0
Minerals	$97,075,642	42.6	$11,341,425,218	49.7
Oil	$52,943,251	23.2	$4,686,318,402	20.6
Natural gas	$2,550,936	1.1	$3,196,132,036	14.0
Coal	$0	0.0	$2,843,015,238	12.5
Other minerals	$41,581,455	18.3	$615,959,542	2.7
Total Property Taxes	$16,622,634	(X)	$1,475,066,266	(X)
Average Mill Levy	73.0	(X)	64.7	(X)
4% SALES AND USE TAX COLLECTIONS9
Total	$7,997,370	100.0	$767,510,401	100.0
Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, & Hunting	$2,356	0.0	$214,752	0.0
Mining, Quarrying, & Oil & Gas Extraction	$502,815	6.3	$136,976,829	17.8
Utilities	$1,157,437	14.5	$40,933,328	5.3
Construction	$165,405	2.1	$14,751,074	1.9
Manufacturing	$344,100	4.3	$24,765,387	3.2
Wholesale Trade	$770,824	9.6	$54,544,634	7.1
Retail Trade	$2,379,375	29.8	$249,544,177	32.5
Transportation & Warehousing	$47,278	0.6	$4,111,247	0.5
Information	$204,396	2.6	$12,647,760	1.6
Financial Activities (inc. auto, machinery, and equip. leasing)	$315,219	3.9	$29,884,258	3.9
Professional & Business Services	$63,416	0.8	$4,975,310	0.6
Educational & Health Services	$188	0.0	$467,153	0.1
Leisure & Hospitality	$486,389	6.1	$81,969,706	10.7
Other Services	$249,819	3.1	$34,100,938	4.4
Public Administration (reflects automobile sales)	$1,308,352	16.4	$77,623,849	10.1
LANDOWNERSHIP10 (square miles)
Total Area	3,158.3	100.0	97,809.8	100.0
Private Lands	599.3	19.0	42,018.3	43.0
Conservation Easement	19.6	0.6	913.9	0.9
Federal Lands	2,416.7	76.5	46,587.5	47.6
Forest Service	548.7	17.4	14,397.1	14.7
BLM	1,812.5	57.4	27,333.0	27.9
National Park Service	25.9	0.8	3,641.0	3.7
Military	0.0	0.0	79.0	0.1
Other Federal	29.8	0.9	1,137.5	1.2
State Lands	141.6	4.5	6,034.2	6.2
State Trust Lands*	109.4	3.5	5,560.3	5.7
Other State	32.2	1.0	473.9	0.5
Tribal Lands	0.0	0.0	3,143.3	3.2
City, County, Other	0.6	0.0	26.5	0.0
* Trust lands are held in trust for designated beneficiaries, principally public schools. Managers may lease and sell these lands for a diverse range of uses to generate revenues for the beneficiaries.
PUBLIC SCHOOL STATISTICS11
Number of School Districts	4	(X)	48	(X)
Number of Schools	14	(X)	349	(X)
Fall Enrollment	2,507	(X)	93,734	(X)
Composite ACT score (Grade 11)	19.5	(X)	19.5	(X)
High School Graduates (4 year on time)	187	(X)	5,692	(X)
Graduation Rate	78.9%	(X)	82.1%	(X)
Average Daily Membership (ADM)	2,477	(X)	91,790	(X)
Certified Teachers	211	(X)	7,229	(X)
Certified Staff	35	(X)	1,470	(X)
Administration	36	(X)	731	(X)
Classified Staff	175	(X)	6,831	(X)
Students Transported Daily	593	(X)	31,236	(X)
Total General Fund Revenues	$45,431,305	(X)	$1,519,893,402	(X)
Total General Fund Expenditures	$45,369,757	(X)	$1,515,771,887	(X)
Operating Cost Per ADM	$20,725	(X)	$17,995	(X)
% of Students with Free or Reduced Lunch (2019-2020)	42.8%	(X)	35.3%	(X)
CRIME12
Violent Crime	15	100.0	1,007	100.0
Murder	0	0.0	14	1.4
Forcible Rape	1	6.7	229	22.7
Robbery	0	0.0	43	4.3
Aggravated Assault	14	93.3	721	71.6
Property Crime	34	100.0	9,323	100.0
Burglary	9	26.5	1,354	14.5
Larceny-Theft	23	67.6	7,312	78.4
Motor Vehicle Theft	2	5.9	657	7.0
TRANSPORTATION13
Number of Registered Vehicles	20,224	100.0	909,848	100.0
Passenger Cars	6,393	31.6	351,332	38.6
Trucks	6,074	30.0	259,640	28.5
Motorcycles	457	2.3	26,981	3.0
Trailers (including house trailers)	5,197	25.7	210,423	23.1
University of Wyoming Specialty Plates (cars & trucks)	75	0.4	5,793	0.6
Commercial Trucks & Trailers	1,167	5.8	22,880	2.5
Others	861	4.3	32,799	3.6
Road (miles)	1,237	100.0	29,666	100.0
Federal	319	25.8	5,316	17.9
State Highway	291	23.5	6,741	22.7
County Road	557	45.0	14,648	49.4
Local (City & Town)	70	5.6	2,465	8.3
Other	1	0.1	496	1.7
Per Capita Vehicle Miles Traveled	14,302	(X)	18,068	(X)
Mean travel time to work (minutes)2	18.4	(X)	17.8	(X)
Commercial Airport Passengers	0	(X)	1,170,300	(X)
HEALTH CARE AND RISK FACTORS14
Licensed Hospitals	2	(X)	27	(X)
Bed Capacity	25	(X)	1,432	(X)
Licensed Nursing Care Facilities	3	(X)	37	(X)
Bed Capacity	212	(X)	2,949	(X)
Occupancy Rate	78.8%	(X)	80.2%	(X)
Medicaid Beneficiaries	2,048	17.2	78,663	13.6
Enrollment in State Children Health Insurance Program	101	3.2	3,326	2.3
Percent of Adults with BMI (weight in kg/height in meters squared) Larger Than 30 (2013-2017)	31.7%	(X)	28.8%	(X)
Percent of Adults who reported having 5 or more drinks on an occasion at least once in the past 30 days (2013-2017)	11.8%	(X)	18.0%	(X)
Percent of Adults who reported having smoked at least 100 cigarettes in their lifetime and are currently smoking (2013-2017)	15.9%	(X)	18.7%	(X)
SOURCES:
1  U.S. Census Bureau, Population Division, 2018	7  U.S. Department of Agriculture and U.S. Bureau of Economic    Analysis, 2018
2  U.S. Census Bureau, 2014-2018 American Community Survey    5-Year Estimates
	8  Wyoming Department of Revenue, 2019
3  U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, 2018	9  Wyoming Department of Revenue, Fiscal Year 2018
4  U.S. Census Bureau, Building Permits Survey, 2018	10 U.S. Geological Survey, GAP Analysis Program, 2018
5  U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Local Area Unemployment    Statistics, 2018	11 Wyoming Department of Education, 2018
	12 Wyoming Attorney General's Office, 2018
6  Wyoming Department of Workforce Services and U.S. Bureau of    Labor Statistics, Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages,    2018	13 Wyoming Department of Transportation, 2018
	14 Wyoming Department of Health and Wyoming Department of    Family Services, 2018