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CountyAtlas Wyoming

Wyoming County Map with Cities — All 23 Counties

All 23 of Wyoming's counties, mapped from official U.S. Census boundaries with population, income, and unemployment for every one. Colour the map by any measure, tap a county for its data, or download a print-ready copy.

Wyoming CountiesFIPS 56
Albany CountyBig Horn CountyCampbell CountyCarbon CountyConverse CountyCrook CountyFremont CountyGoshen CountyHot Springs CountyJohnson CountyLaramie CountyLincoln CountyNatrona CountyNiobrara CountyPark CountyPlatte CountySheridan CountySublette CountySweetwater CountyTeton CountyUinta CountyWashakie CountyWeston County
Albers Equal Area ConicDatum NAD83Census PEP · SAIPE · BLS LAUS · TIGER
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Wyoming’s 23 counties, projected equal-area. Hover or tap a county for its name; select it for full data.
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Wyoming at a glance

  • Scale. Wyoming is divided into 23 counties across 97,089 sq mi of land — an average of 4,221 sq mi each. Census TIGER
  • People. Its counties are home to 584,057 residents — an average of 25,394 each, or 6 per square mile statewide. Census PEP 2023
  • Water. Another 721 sq mi is water — 0.7% of the state’s area, led by Teton County. Census TIGER

Wyoming’s 23 counties, by the numbers

Every county’s population, median household income, unemployment, density, and land area — sortable by any column, so you can find yours or rank by what matters to you. A few patterns run through the data:

  • Concentrated. Half of Wyoming’s 584,057 residents live in just 5 of 23 counties, and the five largest hold 53.0% of the total. Census PEP 2023
  • Income tracks poverty. The gap from richest to poorest runs 2.3×, and the 10 highest-income counties average 8.7% in poverty against 12.7% for the 10 lowest. Census SAIPE 2023
  • Mostly small. Half of Wyoming’s counties have fewer than 14,334 residents, and half report a median household income below $70,330 — a few metros lift the statewide totals well above both. Census PEP 2023 · SAIPE 2023
  • Lopsided density. Only 6 of 23 counties are denser than Wyoming’s statewide average of 6 people per square mile — the rest are more rural. Census PEP 2023 · TIGER
Albany County38,257$59,6332.3%9/sq mi4,274 sq miLaramie
Big Horn County12,018$60,8183.4%4/sq mi3,137 sq miBasin
Campbell County47,498$89,7492.6%10/sq mi4,802 sq miGillette
Carbon County14,334$67,7732.8%2/sq mi7,898 sq miRawlins
Converse County13,809$77,2242.6%3/sq mi4,255 sq miDouglas
Crook County7,592$77,8972.3%3/sq mi2,854 sq miSundance
Fremont County39,815$64,1703.3%4/sq mi9,184 sq miLander
Goshen County12,642$63,1912.7%6/sq mi2,226 sq miTorrington
Hot Springs County4,661$60,8112.7%2/sq mi2,004 sq miThermopolis
Johnson County8,759$66,1002.4%2/sq mi4,154 sq miBuffalo
Laramie County100,984$75,1312.8%38/sq mi2,686 sq miCheyenne
Lincoln County20,880$88,0372.5%5/sq mi4,075 sq miKemmerer
Natrona County79,941$73,1102.7%15/sq mi5,341 sq miCasper
Niobrara County2,354$56,4773.6%1/sq mi2,626 sq miLusk
Park County30,735$70,3302.7%4/sq mi6,939 sq miCody
Platte County8,546$64,2073.3%4/sq mi2,081 sq miWheatland
Sheridan County32,519$71,0802.5%13/sq mi2,523 sq miSheridan
Sublette County8,969$78,2172.9%2/sq mi4,886 sq miPinedale
Sweetwater County41,249$76,4423.5%4/sq mi10,427 sq miGreen River
Teton County23,232$130,1562.6%6/sq mi3,997 sq miJackson
Uinta County20,745$79,0862.7%10/sq mi2,082 sq miEvanston
Washakie County7,710$62,7942.9%3/sq mi2,239 sq miWorland
Weston County6,808$66,4292.5%3/sq mi2,398 sq miNewcastle

All 23 counties, sortable by any column — click a heading. A suppressed estimate (coefficient of variation ≥ 0.30) shows a marker, never a guess. County seats are from Wikidata (CC0), each validated to a Census place inside its county; a county with no validated seat is left blank. See the methodology.

Download & print this Wyoming map

Map of Wyoming's 23 counties — on official U.S. Census boundaries

Free, print-ready maps of Wyoming — all 23 counties on official U.S. Census boundaries, no watermark. Public domain (CC0).

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  • Counties only — clean labeled reference: PNG · PDF

Wyoming maps, coloured by the data

Map of Wyoming counties shaded by population — official U.S. Census data
Population Map by County · Census PEP 2023
Map of Wyoming counties shaded by median household income — official U.S. Census data
Median Household Income Map by County · Census SAIPE 2023
Map of Wyoming counties shaded by unemployment rate — U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Unemployment Rate Map by County · BLS LAUS

Cities in Wyoming

Wyoming has 99 incorporated cities and towns. The largest is Cheyenne in Laramie County with 64,976 residents. Use the search on the map above to find any city and highlight the county it sits in.

CheyenneLaramie County64,976
CasperNatrona County58,754
GilletteCampbell County33,278
LaramieAlbany County31,848
Rock SpringsSweetwater County23,229
SheridanSheridan County19,035
EvanstonUinta County11,803
Green RiverSweetwater County11,679
RivertonFremont County10,803
Jackson (town)Teton County10,746
CodyPark County10,121
RawlinsCarbon County8,217
LanderFremont County7,565
PowellPark County6,466
DouglasConverse County6,400
TorringtonGoshen County6,174
WorlandWashakie County4,788
BuffaloJohnson County4,516
Mills (town)Natrona County4,315
Wheatland (town)Platte County3,570
NewcastleWeston County3,348
Bar Nunn (town)Natrona County2,980
Glenrock (town)Converse County2,806
KemmererLincoln County2,788
Evansville (town)Natrona County2,766
Thermopolis (town)Hot Springs County2,716
Lovell (town)Big Horn County2,590
Star Valley Ranch (town)Lincoln County2,107
Greybull (town)Big Horn County2,061
Pinedale (town)Sublette County2,022
Afton (town)Lincoln County1,982
Saratoga (town)Carbon County1,864
Lyman (town)Uinta County1,777
Lusk (town)Niobrara County1,482
Wright (town)Campbell County1,400
Basin (town)Big Horn County1,304
Pine Bluffs (town)Laramie County1,260
Marbleton (town)Sublette County1,209
Ranchester (town)Sheridan County1,069
Moorcroft (town)Crook County1,062
Mountain View (town)Uinta County1,017
Alpine (town)Lincoln County978
Sundance (town)Crook County974
Dayton (town)Sheridan County957
Upton (town)Weston County845
Hanna (town)Carbon County839
Bear River (town)Uinta County835
Dubois (town)Fremont County818
Guernsey (town)Platte County815
Cowley (town)Big Horn County801

Showing the 50 most populous — and 49 more. Search the map above for any Wyoming city or village.

A city can span more than one county; each is listed in its primary county — the one its center falls in.

Which Wyoming county is the richest, largest, most crowded? The answers

  • Wyoming’s highest median household income is in Teton County ($130,156); the lowest is in Niobrara County ($56,477). Census SAIPE 2023
  • Wyoming’s most populous county is Laramie County (100,984); the least populous is Niobrara County (2,354) — a 43× spread. Census PEP 2023
  • Wyoming’s largest county by land area is Sweetwater County (10,427 sq mi); the smallest is Hot Springs County (2,004 sq mi). Census TIGER
  • Wyoming’s highest population density is in Laramie County (38/sq mi); the lowest is in Niobrara County (1/sq mi). Census PEP 2023 · TIGER
  • Wyoming’s highest poverty rate is in Albany County (16.7%); the lowest is in Teton County (6.2%). Census SAIPE 2023
  • In Wyoming, unemployment is highest in Niobrara County (3.6%) and lowest in Albany County (2.3%), for May 2026. BLS LAUS
  • Wyoming’s highest median age is in Niobrara County (49.6); the lowest is in Albany County (28.7). Census ACS 2019–2023
  • Wyoming’s highest share of bachelor’s degrees is in Teton County (61.2% of adults); the lowest is in Weston County (18.0%). Census ACS 2019–2023

Every figure is a current official estimate from the source named — not a crowd-sourced or copied value. Suppressed estimates (coefficient of variation ≥ 0.30) are omitted, never guessed. See the full methodology.

Wyoming counties: common questions

How many counties are in Wyoming?

Wyoming has 23 counties covering 97,089 sq mi and about 584K residents. Every one is on the map above and in the table below.

What is the largest county in Wyoming?

It depends on the measure. By land area it’s Sweetwater County (10,427 sq mi); by population it’s Laramie County (100,984 residents).

What county is Cheyenne in?

Cheyenne (population 64,976) is in Laramie County. Use the search on the map to find any Wyoming city’s county.

What is the richest county in Wyoming?

By median household income, Teton County is the richest at $130,156; the poorest is Niobrara County at $56,477 (Census SAIPE 2023).

What is the most populous county in Wyoming?

Laramie County, with 100,984 residents — about 17.3% of Wyoming’s people, and 43× the least populous, Niobrara County (2,354).

Sources & vintages

  • Population — PEP Vintage 2023 (July 1, 2023) — pep/charv
  • Median household income & poverty — SAIPE 2023
  • Unemployment — BLS LAUS May 2026 (preliminary)
  • Geometry & boundaries — Census TIGERweb
  • Cities & city population — Census TIGERweb Incorporated Places + ACS 5-year 2019–2023

Data current through .