Table 1. Annual Estimates of the Resident Population for Counties of Wyoming: April 1, 2020 to July 1, 2021
Geographic Area	April 1, 2020	Population Estimates		Chge, 7/1/20 to 7/1/21		Chge, 4/1/20 to 7/1/21
	Estimates Base	July 1, 2020	July 1, 2021	Number	Percent	Number	Percent
Wyoming	576,851	577,267	578,803	1,536	0.3	1,952	0.3
Albany	37,066	37,079	37,608	529	1.4	542	1.5
Big Horn	11,521	11,467	11,632	165	1.4	111	1.0
Campbell	47,026	47,116	46,401	-715	-1.5	-625	-1.3
Carbon	14,537	14,499	14,649	150	1.0	112	0.8
Converse	13,751	13,724	13,672	-52	-0.4	-79	-0.6
Crook	7,181	7,178	7,315	137	1.9	134	1.9
Fremont	39,234	39,177	39,336	159	0.4	102	0.3
Goshen	12,498	12,503	12,537	34	0.3	39	0.3
Hot Springs	4,621	4,622	4,597	-25	-0.5	-24	-0.5
Johnson	8,447	8,459	8,623	164	1.9	176	2.1
Laramie	100,512	100,690	100,863	173	0.2	351	0.3
Lincoln	19,581	19,674	20,153	479	2.4	572	2.9
Natrona	79,955	80,229	79,555	-674	-0.8	-400	-0.5
Niobrara	2,467	2,439	2,438	-1	0.0	-29	-1.2
Park	29,624	29,656	30,108	452	1.5	484	1.6
Platte	8,605	8,623	8,699	76	0.9	94	1.1
Sheridan	30,921	30,996	31,646	650	2.1	725	2.3
Sublette	8,728	8,723	8,697	-26	-0.3	-31	-0.4
Sweetwater	42,272	42,158	41,614	-544	-1.3	-658	-1.6
Teton	23,331	23,347	23,575	228	1.0	244	1.0
Uinta	20,450	20,441	20,635	194	0.9	185	0.9
Washakie	7,685	7,658	7,705	47	0.6	20	0.3
Weston	6,838	6,809	6,745	-64	-0.9	-93	-1.4
Note: The estimates are developed from a base that incorporates the 2020 Census, Vintage 2020 estimates, and 2020 Demographic Analysis estimates.  For population estimates methodology statements, see http://www.census.gov/programs-surveys/popest/technical-documentation/methodology.html. The estimates feature geographic boundaries from the Vintage 2020 estimates series; the geographic boundaries for these 2021 population estimates are as of January 1, 2020.
Table 2. Estimates of the Components of Population Change: July 1, 2020 to July 1, 2021
Geographic Area	Total Population Change1	Natural Change			Net Migration
		Total	Births	Deaths	Total	Net International Migration2	Net Domestic Migration
Wyoming	1,536	171	6,213	6,042	1,368	116	1,252
Albany	529	95	351	256	431	33	398
Big Horn	165	-38	96	134	205	-2	207
Campbell	-715	198	583	385	-907	-1	-906
Carbon	150	-27	151	178	179	8	171
Converse	-52	18	155	137	-71	-1	-70
Crook	137	14	106	92	123	11	112
Fremont	159	-110	457	567	266	-1	267
Goshen	34	-82	118	200	115	0	115
Hot Springs	-25	-43	39	82	17	1	16
Johnson	164	-27	69	96	193	1	192
Laramie	173	129	1,125	996	26	11	15
Lincoln	479	36	222	186	447	-4	451
Natrona	-674	-29	901	930	-650	5	-655
Niobrara	-1	2	28	26	-2	0	-2
Park	452	-72	276	348	530	2	528
Platte	76	-15	89	104	91	0	91
Sheridan	650	-70	307	377	729	20	709
Sublette	-26	4	85	81	-30	4	-34
Sweetwater	-544	81	481	400	-621	18	-639
Teton	228	124	220	96	103	8	95
Uinta	194	60	226	166	134	3	131
Washakie	47	-39	76	115	87	0	87
Weston	-64	-38	52	90	-27	0	-27
Table 3. Cumulative Estimates of the Components of Population Change: April 1, 2020 to July 1, 2021
Geographic Area	Total Population Change1	Natural Change			Net Migration
		Total	Births	Deaths	Total	Net International Migration2	Net Domestic Migration
Wyoming	1,952	314	7,856	7,542	1,651	120	1,531
Albany	542	117	431	314	421	33	388
Big Horn	111	-58	124	182	171	-2	173
Campbell	-625	276	747	471	-898	-3	-895
Carbon	112	-27	195	222	141	8	133
Converse	-79	17	190	173	-97	-2	-95
Crook	134	15	138	123	120	11	109
Fremont	102	-136	577	713	236	-1	237
Goshen	39	-86	151	237	127	0	127
Hot Springs	-24	-54	48	102	31	1	30
Johnson	176	-27	94	121	206	1	205
Laramie	351	188	1,447	1,259	146	13	133
Lincoln	572	70	282	212	507	-4	511
Natrona	-400	9	1,152	1,143	-414	6	-420
Niobrara	-29	-6	32	38	-22	0	-22
Park	484	-81	352	433	575	1	574
Platte	94	-29	103	132	125	0	125
Sheridan	725	-66	394	460	801	22	779
Sublette	-31	4	104	100	-34	4	-38
Sweetwater	-658	77	593	516	-733	19	-752
Teton	244	139	264	125	103	10	93
Uinta	185	61	276	215	123	3	120
Washakie	20	-53	94	147	74	0	74
Weston	-93	-36	68	104	-58	0	-58
1 Total population change includes a residual. This residual represents the change in population that cannot be attributed to any specific demographic component. See Population Estimates Terms and Definitions at http://www.census.gov/programs-surveys/popest/about/glossary.html.
2 Net international migration for the United States includes the international migration of both native and foreign-born populations.  Specifically, it includes: (a) the net international migration of the foreign born, (b) the net migration between the United States and Puerto Rico, (c) the net migration of natives to and from the United States, and (d) the net movement of the Armed Forces population between the United States and overseas.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Population Division                                                                         Released Date: March 24, 2022