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The table below describes the 9 United States statistical areas and 23 counties of the State of Wyoming with the following information:
- The core based statistical area (CBSA) as designated by the OMB.
- The CBSA population as of July 1, 2011, as estimated by the United States Census Bureau.
- The county name.
- The county population as of July 1, 2011, as estimated by the United States Census Bureau.
- The county population as of April 1, 2010, as enumerated by the 2010 United States Census.
- The percent county population change from April 1, 2010, to July 1, 2011.
| Core Based Statistical Area | 2011 Population | County | 2011 Population | 2010 Census | Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cheyenne, WY MSA | 92,680 | Laramie County, Wyoming | !B9885630920214 92,680 | !B9885733080328 91,738 | !D0045786866925 +1.03% |
| Casper, WY MSA | 76,366 | Natrona County, Wyoming | !B9887567071500 76,366 | !B9887687745358 75,450 | !D0044112090995 +1.21% |
| Gillette, WY μSA | 46,618 | Campbell County, Wyoming | !B9892502579883 46,618 | !B9892607161919 46,133 | !D0045551349171 +1.05% |
| Rock Springs, WY μSA | 44,175 | Sweetwater County, Wyoming | !B9893040857028 44,175 | !B9893124739267 43,806 | !D0047767294292 +0.84% |
| Riverton, WY μSA | 40,579 | Fremont County, Wyoming | !B9893889940296 40,579 | !B9894002949850 40,123 | !D0044772122054 +1.14% |
| Laramie, WY μSA | 36,889 | Albany County, Wyoming | !B9894843313173 36,889 | !B9895004545283 36,299 | !D0041194229347 +1.63% |
| Sheridan, WY μSA | 28,662 | Sheridan County, Wyoming | !B9897366725173 28,662 | !B9898128383964 26,560 | !D0025365170521 +7.91% |
| Jackson, WY-ID μSA | 31,714 21,548 |
Teton County, Wyoming | !B9900219617161 21,548 | !B9900338193781 21,294 | !D0044288463548 +1.19% |
| Teton County, Idaho | !B9907731959019 10,166 | !B9907728025109 10,170 | !H9921590968720 −0.04% | ||
| Evanston, WY μSA | 20,985 | Uinta County, Wyoming | !B9900484368242 20,985 | !B9900421189636 21,118 | !H9949324680918 −0.63% |
| none | Park County, Wyoming | !B9897391177626 28,592 | !B9897527454538 28,205 | !D0042888298531 +1.37% | |
| Lincoln County, Wyoming | !B9901979362776 18,071 | !B9901960013459 18,106 | !H9937513494074 −0.19% | ||
| Carbon County, Wyoming | !B9903331212497 15,786 | !B9903268694532 15,885 | !H9949219893034 −0.62% | ||
| Converse County, Wyoming | !B9904708423266 13,755 | !B9904651876791 13,833 | !H9948218965058 −0.56% | ||
| Goshen County, Wyoming | !B9904868919181 13,536 | !B9905083226431 13,249 | !D0038321951411 +2.17% | ||
| Big Horn County, Wyoming | !B9906276258161 11,759 | !B9906353946690 11,668 | !D0048537458244 +0.78% | ||
| Sublette County, Wyoming | !B9907751651818 10,146 | !B9907652597412 10,247 | !H9953803802580 −0.99% | ||
| Platte County, Wyoming | !B9909179476483 8,796 | !B9909327220108 8,667 | !D0042074655847 +1.49% | ||
| Johnson County, Wyoming | !B9909356106835 8,642 | !B9909440936813 8,569 | !D0047654468775 +0.85% | ||
| Washakie County, Wyoming | !B9909537091400 8,487 | !B9909483037214 8,533 | !H9947769451179 −0.54% | ||
| Crook County, Wyoming | !B9911306018401 7,111 | !B9911345471742 7,083 | !D0055332483155 +0.40% | ||
| Weston County, Wyoming | !B9911310238107 7,108 | !B9911170532007 7,208 | !H9957222233867 −1.39% | ||
| Hot Springs County, Wyoming | !B9915238371581 4,799 | !B9915211319229 4,812 | !H9940860812803 −0.27% | ||
| Niobrara County, Wyoming | !B9921795604847 2,491 | !B9921823745569 2,484 | !D0058717152939 +0.28% | ||
| State of Wyoming | !B9867498451719 568,158 | !B9867578538100 563,626 | !D0048232275678 +0.80% | ||
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