CO-EST24.xlsx

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1	Table 1. Annual Estimates of the Resident Population for Counties of Wyoming: April 1, 2020 to July 1, 2024
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3	Geographic Area	April 1, 2020	Population Estimates					Change, 7/1/23 to 7/1/24		Change, 4/1/20 to 7/1/24
4	Geographic Area	Estimates Base	July 1, 2020	July 1, 2021	July 1, 2022	July 1, 2023	July 1, 2024	Number	Percent	Number	Percent
5	Wyoming	576,844	577,681	579,636	581,978	585,067	587,618	2,551	0.4	10,774	1.9
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7	Albany	37,071	37,115	37,859	38,361	38,624	39,288	664	1.7	2,217	6.0
8	Big Horn	11,518	11,479	11,641	11,876	12,061	12,084	23	0.2	566	4.9
9	Campbell	47,027	47,146	46,547	47,049	47,511	47,946	435	0.9	919	2.0
10	Carbon	14,532	14,508	14,711	14,527	14,317	14,250	-67	-0.5	-282	-1.9
11	Converse	13,755	13,750	13,670	13,774	13,850	13,766	-84	-0.6	11	0.1
12	Crook	7,176	7,179	7,309	7,417	7,596	7,775	179	2.4	599	8.3
13	Fremont	39,221	39,190	39,408	39,545	39,800	39,721	-79	-0.2	500	1.3
14	Goshen	12,504	12,517	12,571	12,638	12,662	12,635	-27	-0.2	131	1.0
15	Hot Springs	4,618	4,620	4,595	4,609	4,652	4,625	-27	-0.6	7	0.2
16	Johnson	8,452	8,469	8,629	8,735	8,792	8,803	11	0.1	351	4.2
17	Laramie	100,510	100,733	100,843	100,860	101,079	101,783	704	0.7	1,273	1.3
18	Lincoln	19,581	19,658	20,174	20,690	20,909	21,000	91	0.4	1,419	7.2
19	Natrona	79,964	80,300	79,642	79,565	79,968	80,410	442	0.6	446	0.6
20	Niobrara	2,470	2,453	2,413	2,346	2,327	2,301	-26	-1.1	-169	-6.8
21	Park	29,624	29,666	30,146	30,530	30,822	31,082	260	0.8	1,458	4.9
22	Platte	8,601	8,632	8,679	8,655	8,581	8,512	-69	-0.8	-89	-1.0
23	Sheridan	30,922	31,005	31,663	32,049	32,581	32,978	397	1.2	2,056	6.6
24	Sublette	8,730	8,740	8,729	8,767	8,991	8,965	-26	-0.3	235	2.7
25	Sweetwater	42,270	42,196	41,630	41,322	41,288	41,273	-15	0.0	-997	-2.4
26	Teton	23,327	23,384	23,613	23,341	23,368	23,272	-96	-0.4	-55	-0.2
27	Uinta	20,448	20,461	20,690	20,722	20,724	20,621	-103	-0.5	173	0.8
28	Washakie	7,685	7,663	7,727	7,728	7,736	7,662	-74	-1.0	-23	-0.3
29	Weston	6,838	6,817	6,747	6,872	6,828	6,866	38	0.6	28	0.4
30	Note: The estimates are developed from a base that integrates the 2020 Census, Vintage 2020 estimates, and 2020 Demographic Analysis estimates. For population estimates methodology statements, see https://www.census.gov/programs-surveys/popest/technical-documentation/methodology.html. All geographic boundaries for the 2024 population estimates series are as of January 1, 2024.
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32	Table 2. Estimates of the Components of Population Change: July 1, 2023 to July 1, 2024
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34	Geographic Area	Total Population Change1	Vital Events			Net Migration
35	Geographic Area	Total Population Change1	Natural Change	Births	Deaths	Total	International2	Domestic
36	Wyoming	2,551	403	6,037	5,634	2,146	1,285	861
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38	Albany	664	129	333	204	532	634	-102
39	Big Horn	23	14	149	135	8	18	-10
40	Campbell	435	253	559	306	184	40	144
41	Carbon	-67	-15	158	173	-50	14	-64
42	Converse	-84	27	153	126	-110	-2	-108
43	Crook	179	-9	86	95	188	-1	189
44	Fremont	-79	-75	424	499	-4	-9	5
45	Goshen	-27	-41	119	160	15	6	9
46	Hot Springs	-27	-40	39	79	14	0	14
47	Johnson	11	-24	70	94	34	2	32
48	Laramie	704	119	1,192	1,073	580	87	493
49	Lincoln	91	59	214	155	30	26	4
50	Natrona	442	65	844	779	379	15	364
51	Niobrara	-26	-13	23	36	-12	0	-12
52	Park	260	-59	261	320	323	54	269
53	Platte	-69	-56	73	129	-14	31	-45
54	Sheridan	397	1	307	306	398	73	325
55	Sublette	-26	0	79	79	-28	-2	-26
56	Sweetwater	-15	37	426	389	-55	91	-146
57	Teton	-96	75	179	104	-172	218	-390
58	Uinta	-103	1	228	227	-104	-6	-98
59	Washakie	-74	-17	79	96	-57	-3	-54
60	Weston	38	-28	42	70	67	-1	68
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62	Table 3. Cumulative Estimates of the Components of Population Change: April 1, 2020 to July 1, 2024
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64	Geographic Area	Total Population Change1	Vital Events			Net Migration
65	Geographic Area	Total Population Change1	Natural Change	Births	Deaths	Total	International2	Domestic
66	Wyoming	10,774	440	25,964	25,524	10,333	3,028	7,305
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68	Albany	2,217	364	1,389	1,025	1,855	1,555	300
69	Big Horn	566	-80	565	645	638	37	601
70	Campbell	919	1,031	2,465	1,434	-76	90	-166
71	Carbon	-282	-39	650	689	-240	56	-296
72	Converse	11	21	625	604	-10	5	-15
73	Crook	599	13	396	383	586	7	579
74	Fremont	500	-441	1,879	2,320	914	-11	925
75	Goshen	131	-233	515	748	366	19	347
76	Hot Springs	7	-209	160	369	210	0	210
77	Johnson	351	-90	325	415	437	-7	444
78	Laramie	1,273	204	4,912	4,708	1,024	186	838
79	Lincoln	1,419	245	945	700	1,180	47	1,133
80	Natrona	446	-31	3,638	3,669	513	34	479
81	Niobrara	-169	-39	99	138	-132	0	-132
82	Park	1,458	-364	1,164	1,528	1,824	127	1,697
83	Platte	-89	-255	319	574	171	77	94
84	Sheridan	2,056	-207	1,308	1,515	2,275	162	2,113
85	Sublette	235	52	372	320	175	-6	181
86	Sweetwater	-997	196	1,884	1,688	-1,173	181	-1,354
87	Teton	-55	417	834	417	-489	497	-986
88	Uinta	173	131	984	853	34	-16	50
89	Washakie	-23	-113	321	434	99	-7	106
90	Weston	28	-133	215	348	152	-5	157
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92	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.
93	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.
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95	Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Population Division Released Date: March, 2025
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