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Population of Wyoming

Wyoming had an estimated population of 587,618 on July 1, 2024, according to the Census Bureau's Population Estimates Program.

LATEST: 587,618 (2024)SOURCE: Census Bureau PEP

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What stands out

Wyoming had an estimated population of 587,618 on July 1, 2024, according to the Census Bureau's Population Estimates Program. Since July 2020 that is +1.7 % (9,937 people); since 2010 it is +4.1 %. Migration is the larger driver since 2020: net migration +9,870 against a natural change (births minus deaths) of +142. Among the 51 states in the United States, it ranks 51 by population. Values for 2010–2019 and 2020–2024 come from two estimate vintages benchmarked to different censuses; the 2019→2020 step is partly a rebasing.

Population and components of change

July 1 estimates; components per estimate year (July–June).

Largest counties in Wyoming

By latest estimate, with change since July 2020. Each links to the county's own population record.

CountyPopulationSince 2020
Laramie County101,783+1.0 %
Natrona County80,410+0.1 %
Campbell County47,946+1.7 %
Sweetwater County41,273-2.2 %
Fremont County39,721+1.4 %
Albany County39,288+5.8 %
Sheridan County32,978+6.4 %
Park County31,082+4.8 %
Teton County23,272-0.5 %
Lincoln County21,000+6.8 %
Uinta County20,621+0.8 %
Carbon County14,250-1.8 %
Converse County13,766+0.1 %
Goshen County12,635+0.9 %
Big Horn County12,084+5.3 %
Sublette County8,965+2.6 %
Johnson County8,803+3.9 %
Platte County8,512-1.4 %
Crook County7,775+8.3 %
Washakie County7,662-0.0 %
Weston County6,866+0.7 %
Hot Springs County4,625+0.1 %
Niobrara County2,301-6.2 %

Largest cities and towns in Wyoming

Incorporated places, latest estimate. The Census Bureau publishes totals only for places, no components.

PlacePopulationSince 2020
Cheyenne city65,704+0.6 %
Casper city58,823-0.8 %
Gillette city33,846+1.0 %
Laramie city32,957+4.8 %
Rock Springs city22,967-2.2 %
Sheridan city19,813+5.6 %
Evanston city11,691-0.8 %
Green River city11,474-2.8 %
Riverton city10,953+2.4 %
Jackson town10,680-1.0 %
Cody city10,391+2.6 %
Rawlins city7,952-3.3 %
Lander city7,451+0.6 %
Powell city6,551+2.1 %
Douglas city6,442+0.8 %
Torrington city6,211+1.3 %
Worland city4,765-0.1 %
Buffalo city4,655+5.2 %
Mills town4,584+8.4 %
Wheatland town3,475-3.3 %
Newcastle city3,354-0.1 %
Bar Nunn town3,019+0.6 %
Evansville town2,837+2.0 %
Thermopolis town2,748+0.2 %
Glenrock town2,412-0.3 %

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