Ranking · Wyoming

Richest and poorest places in Wyoming

Rafter J Ranch has the highest median household income of Wyoming's 54 ranked places ($160,705), within the margin of error of Moose Wilson Road; Fort Washakie has the lowest ($36,875). Ranked: places with 1,000 or more residents in the 2020 Census and an estimate whose coefficient of variation is 40% or less.

Which are the richest places?

Richest places in Wyoming, first to fifth: Rafter J Ranch ($160,705), Moose Wilson Road ($137,500), Ranchettes ($121,445), Sleepy Hollow ($120,504) and Jackson ($118,991).

Richest places in Wyoming, by median household income, ACS 2020-2024 5-year estimates. "Within the margin": the survey cannot tell this place from the next one.
RankPlaceTypeMedian household incomeResidentsCounty
1 Rafter J Ranchwithin the marginCDP $160,705±$18,368 1,293Teton County
2 Moose Wilson Roadwithin the marginCDP $137,500±$73,362 1,535Teton County
3 Ranchetteswithin the marginCDP $121,445±$20,133 5,949Laramie County
4 Sleepy Hollowwithin the marginCDP $120,504±$25,672 1,632Campbell County
5 Jacksonwithin the margintown $118,991±$10,427 10,720Teton County
6 South Parkwithin the marginCDP $116,449±$50,813 2,093Teton County
7 North Rock Springswithin the marginCDP $104,350±$28,387 2,277Sweetwater County
8 Lymanwithin the margintown $101,190±$33,073 2,216Uinta County
9 Alpinewithin the margintown $98,942±$26,769 1,382Lincoln County
10 Bar Nunnwithin the margintown $98,804±$15,016 3,012Natrona County
11 Mountain View, Uinta Countywithin the margintown $98,188±$22,681 1,264Uinta County
12 Star Valley Ranchwithin the margintown $96,071±$19,328 2,074Lincoln County
13 Saratogawithin the margintown $85,234±$26,124 1,766Carbon County
14 Green Riverwithin the margincity $84,747±$10,172 11,450Sweetwater County
15 Douglaswithin the margincity $83,147±$19,312 6,469Converse County
16 Newcastlewithin the margincity $82,734±$16,327 3,349Weston County
17 Gillettewithin the margincity $81,316±$6,973 34,024Campbell County
18 Ethetewithin the marginCDP $80,833±$20,074 1,326Fremont County
19 Cheyennewithin the margincity $78,839±$3,109 66,507Laramie County
20 Evansvillewithin the margintown $76,893±$13,755 2,875Natrona County
21 Kemmererwithin the margincity $76,626±$14,182 2,353Lincoln County
22 Evanstonwithin the margincity $76,516±$4,199 11,705Uinta County
23 Landerwithin the margincity $74,813±$10,139 7,379Fremont County
24 Codywithin the margincity $72,570±$12,938 10,377Park County
25 Caspercity $70,218±$2,487 58,771Natrona County

Source: American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, U.S. Census Bureau (released January 2026) · Check it at data.census.gov

Which are the poorest places?

Poorest places in Wyoming, first to fifth: Fort Washakie ($36,875), Torrington ($47,902), Fox Farm-College ($48,516), Guernsey ($50,114) and Mills ($50,656).

Poorest places in Wyoming, by median household income, ACS 2020-2024 5-year estimates.
RankPlaceTypeMedian household incomeResidentsCounty
54 Fort Washakiewithin the marginCDP $36,875±$10,174 1,219Fremont County
53 Torringtonwithin the margincity $47,902±$11,126 6,205Goshen County
52 Fox Farm-Collegewithin the marginCDP $48,516±$12,764 4,019Laramie County
51 Guernseywithin the margintown $50,114±$23,453 1,104Platte County
50 Millswithin the margintown $50,656±$10,394 4,634Natrona County
49 Rivertonwithin the margincity $55,208±$4,086 10,910Fremont County
48 Laramiewithin the margincity $55,613±$3,005 32,284Albany County
47 South Greeleywithin the marginCDP $56,844±$4,970 4,631Laramie County
46 Pinedalewithin the margintown $58,500±$26,773 1,997Sublette County
45 Wheatlandwithin the margintown $58,750±$6,616 3,516Platte County
44 Lovellwithin the margintown $60,154±$13,950 2,351Big Horn County
43 Sundancewithin the margintown $61,250±$30,944 1,141Crook County
42 Buffalowithin the margincity $62,629±$7,956 4,733Johnson County
41 Sheridanwithin the margincity $62,867±$4,792 20,015Sheridan County
40 Worlandwithin the margincity $63,357±$4,156 4,730Washakie County
39 Powellwithin the margincity $63,523±$8,491 6,574Park County
38 Aftonwithin the margintown $63,586±$39,082 2,256Lincoln County
37 Rawlinswithin the margincity $64,773±$12,914 7,745Carbon County
36 Glenrockwithin the margintown $64,806±$11,784 2,418Converse County
35 Thermopoliswithin the margintown $65,208±$25,048 2,721Hot Springs County
34 Greybullwithin the margintown $65,417±$18,289 1,700Big Horn County
33 Basinwithin the margintown $65,515±$10,368 1,334Big Horn County
32 Pine Bluffswithin the margintown $67,905±$10,436 1,111Laramie County
31 Luskwithin the margintown $68,507±$13,909 1,421Niobrara County
30 Rock Springscity $69,168±$3,957 22,936Sweetwater County

Source: American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, U.S. Census Bureau (released January 2026) · Check it at data.census.gov

Which places in Wyoming have the highest income per person?

The survey publishes income per person without a top code, so it gives a figure even for the richest places: Wilson has the highest estimate, $134,594 per resident (±$57,702), but it is within the margin of error of Moose Wilson Road ($112,520): the survey cannot say which is higher.

Highest per capita income in Wyoming, ACS 2020-2024 5-year estimates. "Within the margin": the survey cannot tell it from the next one.
RankPlaceTypePer capita income
1 Wilsonwithin the marginCDP$134,594±$57,702
2 Moose Wilson Roadwithin the marginCDP$112,520±$34,149
3 South Parkwithin the marginCDP$82,838±$23,354
4 Jacksonwithin the margintown$77,289±$18,437
5 Rafter J Ranchwithin the marginCDP$72,610±$14,943
6 Hobackwithin the marginCDP$65,454±$13,771
7 Pinedalewithin the margintown$63,694±$28,277
8 Ranchetteswithin the marginCDP$54,212±$6,224
9 North Rock Springswithin the marginCDP$53,883±$9,375
10 Star Valley Ranchtown$50,551±$5,883

Source: American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, U.S. Census Bureau (released January 2026) · Check it at data.census.gov

How is this ranking made?

Each place's median household income is read from the 2020-2024 American Community Survey. A place enters the ranking if it had 1,000 or more residents in the 2020 Census and its estimate has a coefficient of variation of 40% or less. Ties in the published figure share a rank. This is a measurement of one figure, not a judgment of a place.

Source: PlainCities ranking method applied to the American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, U.S. Census Bureau (released January 2026) · How ranks are computed

How these figures are made: methodology and release checks · reading a margin of error · every state · corrections