Counties in Wyoming by wages and salaries paid

Laramie County had the highest wages and salaries paid of 23 counties in 2016, at $2.43 billion. Niobrara County had the lowest, at $37.95 million. The median was $318.09 million and the figure for Wyoming was $13.42 billion. Source: the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

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Highest2,426Laramie County
Lowest37.9Niobrara County
Median318.123 counties
Wyoming13,424.5History

Map of counties, 2016

Albany County: 689.5 USD millionBig Horn County: 190.3 USD millionCampbell County: 1,482.1 USD millionCarbon County: 372.5 USD millionConverse County: 318.1 USD millionCrook County: 106.7 USD millionFremont County: 672.7 USD millionGoshen County: 178.9 USD millionHot Springs County: 76.8 USD millionJohnson County: 127.2 USD millionLaramie County: 2,426 USD millionLincoln County: 298 USD millionNatrona County: 1,915.7 USD millionNiobrara County: 37.9 USD millionPark County: 588.1 USD millionPlatte County: 174.9 USD millionSheridan County: 592.7 USD millionSublette County: 227.7 USD millionSweetwater County: 1,353.4 USD millionTeton County: 977.5 USD millionUinta County: 362.2 USD millionWashakie County: 159.2 USD millionWeston County: 96.4 USD million
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USD million, 2016. Source: BEA, CAINC4: personal income by major component, wages and salaries (published in thousands of dollars, shown in millions), individual counties and county equivalents. Boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundary files.

All counties, 2016

Laramie County: 2,426 USD millionLaramie County2,426Natrona County: 1,915.7 USD millionNatrona County1,915.7Campbell County: 1,482.1 USD millionCampbell County1,482.1Sweetwater County: 1,353.4 USD millionSweetwater County1,353.4Teton County: 977.5 USD millionTeton County977.5Albany County: 689.5 USD millionAlbany County689.5Fremont County: 672.7 USD millionFremont County672.7Sheridan County: 592.7 USD millionSheridan County592.7Park County: 588.1 USD millionPark County588.1Carbon County: 372.5 USD millionCarbon County372.5Uinta County: 362.2 USD millionUinta County362.2Converse County: 318.1 USD millionConverse County318.1Lincoln County: 298 USD millionLincoln County298Sublette County: 227.7 USD millionSublette County227.7Big Horn County: 190.3 USD millionBig Horn County190.3Goshen County: 178.9 USD millionGoshen County178.9Platte County: 174.9 USD millionPlatte County174.9Washakie County: 159.2 USD millionWashakie County159.2Johnson County: 127.2 USD millionJohnson County127.2Crook County: 106.7 USD millionCrook County106.7Weston County: 96.4 USD millionWeston County96.4Hot Springs County: 76.8 USD millionHot Springs County76.8Niobrara County: 37.9 USD millionNiobrara County37.9Laramie County: 2,426 USD millionLaramie County2,426Natrona County: 1,915.7 USD millionNatrona County1,915.7Campbell County: 1,482.1 USD millionCampbell County1,482.1Sweetwater County: 1,353.4 USD millionSweetwater County1,353.4Teton County: 977.5 USD millionTeton County977.5Albany County: 689.5 USD millionAlbany County689.5Fremont County: 672.7 USD millionFremont County672.7Sheridan County: 592.7 USD millionSheridan County592.7Park County: 588.1 USD millionPark County588.1Carbon County: 372.5 USD millionCarbon County372.5Uinta County: 362.2 USD millionUinta County362.2Converse County: 318.1 USD millionConverse County318.1Lincoln County: 298 USD millionLincoln County298Sublette County: 227.7 USD millionSublette County227.7Big Horn County: 190.3 USD millionBig Horn County190.3Goshen County: 178.9 USD millionGoshen County178.9Platte County: 174.9 USD millionPlatte County174.9Washakie County: 159.2 USD millionWashakie County159.2Johnson County: 127.2 USD millionJohnson County127.2Crook County: 106.7 USD millionCrook County106.7Weston County: 96.4 USD millionWeston County96.4Hot Springs County: 76.8 USD millionHot Springs County76.8Niobrara County: 37.9 USD millionNiobrara County37.9
USD million. Source: BEA, CAINC4: personal income by major component, wages and salaries (published in thousands of dollars, shown in millions), individual counties and county equivalents. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

Full ranking

RankCounties2016
USD million
Change on 2015
1Laramie County2,426-0%
2Natrona County1,915.7-14.6%
3Campbell County1,482.1-15.1%
4Sweetwater County1,353.4-8.2%
5Teton County977.5+7.6%
6Albany County689.5+1.6%
7Fremont County672.7-6.6%
8Sheridan County592.7+0.3%
9Park County588.1-1.3%
10Carbon County372.5-4%
11Uinta County362.2-8.1%
12Converse County318.1-13.5%
13Lincoln County298+4.5%
14Sublette County227.7-16.9%
15Big Horn County190.3-3.4%
16Goshen County178.9-1.8%
17Platte County174.9-8%
18Washakie County159.2-3.5%
19Johnson County127.2+0.2%
20Crook County106.7+0.9%
21Weston County96.4-5.1%
22Hot Springs County76.8-4.8%
23Niobrara County37.9-0.9%

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Total wages and salaries paid to employees for jobs located in a place, including tips, bonuses and pay in kind, before deductions, in millions of current US dollars. United States: Bureau of Economic Analysis regional accounts, table SAINC4 line 50 for the nation and states and CAINC4 line 50 for counties.

Counted where the jobs are, not where the workers live, so places with many commuters coming in can pay more in wages than their residents receive in personal income (the District of Columbia does). Excludes employer contributions to pensions, insurance and social security, and the income of the self-employed.

Every value in the ranking comes from the same publisher and the same period, so the counties are compared on one definition. Equal values share a rank.

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U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis. CAINC4: personal income by major component, wages and salaries (published in thousands of dollars, shown in millions), individual counties and county equivalents. https://apps.bea.gov/regional/zip/CAINC4.zip. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

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CAINC4: personal income by major component, wages and salaries (published in thousands of dollars, shown in millions), individual counties and county equivalents, Counties in Wyoming by wages and salaries paid, 2016. U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, 5 Feb. 2026, https://apps.bea.gov/regional/zip/CAINC4.zip. Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/wages-and-salaries/wyoming-counties?period=2016. Accessed 12 Oct. 2026.

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Which county has the highest wages and salaries paid?

Laramie County, with $2.43 billion in 2016, according to the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

Which county has the lowest wages and salaries paid?

Niobrara County, with $37.95 million in 2016.

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