Table 1. Annual Estimates of the Resident Population for Counties of Wyoming: April 1, 2020 to July 1, 2025

Geographic Area	April 1, 2020	Population Estimates						Change, 7/1/24 to 7/1/25		Change, 4/1/20 to 7/1/25
Geographic Area	Estimates Base	July 1, 2020	July 1, 2021	July 1, 2022	July 1, 2023	July 1, 2024	July 1, 2025	Number	Percent	Number	Percent
Wyoming	576,872	577,669	579,662	581,742	584,666	586,722	588,753	2,031	0.3	11,881	2.1

Albany	37,068	37,107	37,851	38,253	38,337	38,545	38,558	13	0.0	1,490	4.0
Big Horn	11,519	11,480	11,644	11,870	12,034	12,014	12,024	10	0.1	505	4.4
Campbell	47,028	47,146	46,556	47,058	47,580	48,092	48,145	53	0.1	1,117	2.4
Carbon	14,533	14,508	14,720	14,509	14,293	14,084	14,013	-71	-0.5	-520	-3.6
Converse	13,753	13,748	13,671	13,773	13,873	13,790	13,824	34	0.2	71	0.5
Crook	7,182	7,183	7,311	7,418	7,591	7,791	7,852	61	0.8	670	9.3
Fremont	39,234	39,192	39,401	39,519	39,754	39,664	39,464	-200	-0.5	230	0.6
Goshen	12,508	12,520	12,571	12,633	12,664	12,639	12,640	1	0.0	132	1.1
Hot Springs	4,619	4,621	4,600	4,612	4,651	4,606	4,600	-6	-0.1	-19	-0.4
Johnson	8,452	8,469	8,631	8,736	8,799	8,829	8,908	79	0.9	456	5.4
Laramie	100,511	100,727	100,826	100,806	100,995	101,687	102,938	1,251	1.2	2,427	2.4
Lincoln	19,578	19,654	20,171	20,674	20,893	20,988	21,180	192	0.9	1,602	8.2
Natrona	79,965	80,299	79,665	79,585	79,976	80,271	80,526	255	0.3	561	0.7
Niobrara	2,468	2,451	2,415	2,341	2,320	2,315	2,341	26	1.1	-127	-5.1
Park	29,629	29,670	30,149	30,526	30,817	31,107	31,171	64	0.2	1,542	5.2
Platte	8,602	8,632	8,681	8,653	8,604	8,563	8,634	71	0.8	32	0.4
Sheridan	30,923	31,006	31,670	32,050	32,617	32,933	33,241	308	0.9	2,318	7.5
Sublette	8,730	8,740	8,722	8,760	8,968	8,949	8,929	-20	-0.2	199	2.3
Sweetwater	42,268	42,194	41,636	41,319	41,294	41,350	41,267	-83	-0.2	-1,001	-2.4
Teton	23,330	23,381	23,607	23,324	23,354	23,345	23,333	-12	-0.1	3	0.0
Uinta	20,450	20,462	20,691	20,715	20,693	20,653	20,728	75	0.4	278	1.4
Washakie	7,681	7,659	7,723	7,738	7,731	7,637	7,597	-40	-0.5	-84	-1.1
Weston	6,841	6,820	6,750	6,870	6,828	6,870	6,840	-30	-0.4	-1	0.0
The estimates are based on the 2020 Modified Age and Race Census (MARC) file and include changes from Count Question Resolution, the Post-Census Group Quarters Review, and geographic revisions. The estimates add births to, subtract deaths from, and add net migration to the April 1, 2020 estimates base. For population estimates methodology statements, see https://www.census.gov/programs-surveys/popest/technical-documentation/methodology.html. All geographic boundaries for the 2025 population estimates series are as of January 1, 2025.

Table 2. Estimates of the Components of Population Change: July 1, 2024 to July 1, 2025

Geographic Area	Total Population Change¹	Vital Events			Net Migration
Geographic Area	Total Population Change¹	Natural Change	Births	Deaths	Total	International²	Domestic
Wyoming	2,031	295	6,070	5,775	1,732	258	1,474

Albany	13	72	313	241	-63	171	-234
Big Horn	10	-23	112	135	33	9	24
Campbell	53	274	602	328	-223	0	-223
Carbon	-71	-3	150	153	-68	-9	-59
Converse	34	16	153	137	18	-3	21
Crook	61	18	86	68	44	-3	47
Fremont	-200	-114	393	507	-87	-15	-72
Goshen	1	-63	117	180	65	16	49
Hot Springs	-6	-63	47	110	57	-2	59
Johnson	79	-20	90	110	99	-8	107
Laramie	1,251	133	1,170	1,037	1,120	-32	1,152
Lincoln	192	31	209	178	163	16	147
Natrona	255	-25	828	853	275	-60	335
Niobrara	26	0	25	25	26	0	26
Park	64	-21	280	301	88	-8	96
Platte	71	-21	104	125	93	13	80
Sheridan	308	-28	337	365	338	18	320
Sublette	-20	1	78	77	-20	-5	-15
Sweetwater	-83	40	438	398	-126	41	-167
Teton	-12	121	197	76	-135	118	-253
Uinta	75	44	211	167	32	0	32
Washakie	-40	-51	67	118	11	2	9
Weston	-30	-23	63	86	-8	-1	-7

Table 3. Cumulative Estimates of the Components of Population Change: April 1, 2020 to July 1, 2025

Geographic Area	Total Population Change¹	Vital Events			Net Migration
Geographic Area	Total Population Change¹	Natural Change	Births	Deaths	Total	International²	Domestic
Wyoming	11,881	536	32,008	31,472	11,352	2,668	8,684

Albany	1,490	330	1,642	1,312	1,168	1,130	38
Big Horn	505	-151	631	782	651	29	622
Campbell	1,117	1,368	3,162	1,794	-206	125	-331
Carbon	-520	-24	786	810	-500	26	-526
Converse	71	50	792	742	19	14	5
Crook	670	55	475	420	613	4	609
Fremont	230	-664	2,219	2,883	873	-17	890
Goshen	132	-310	635	945	445	56	389
Hot Springs	-19	-292	221	513	264	-2	266
Johnson	456	-89	455	544	542	-7	549
Laramie	2,427	279	5,998	5,719	2,098	80	2,018
Lincoln	1,602	238	1,141	903	1,374	105	1,269
Natrona	561	-168	4,440	4,608	762	-63	825
Niobrara	-127	-27	123	150	-107	0	-107
Park	1,542	-329	1,463	1,792	1,878	53	1,825
Platte	32	-215	469	684	256	79	177
Sheridan	2,318	-211	1,710	1,921	2,544	139	2,405
Sublette	199	30	439	409	159	-9	168
Sweetwater	-1,001	229	2,319	2,090	-1,207	287	-1,494
Teton	3	608	1,056	448	-632	631	-1,263
Uinta	278	188	1,141	953	84	0	84
Washakie	-84	-205	383	588	131	14	117
Weston	-1	-154	308	462	143	-6	149

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 https://www.census.gov/programs-surveys/popest/about/glossary.html.
² Net international migration for the United States includes the international migration of both U.S.-born and non-U.S.-born populations. Specifically, it includes: (a) the net international migration of the non-U.S. born, (b) the net migration of U.S. born to and from the United States, (c) the net migration between the United States and Puerto Rico, 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, 2026