The 10 Richest Counties In Wyoming For 2024


The richest counties in Wyoming are Teton County and Lincoln County for 2024 based on Saturday Night Science.

You’re probably never going to make enough money to live in the richest counties in Wyoming.

The median household income in Teton County, the richest county in Wyoming is $108,279, significantly higher than the US median of $74,580, which means based purely on math most people never make enough to live there.

And that’s okay because it’s still fun to look at the people living in the lap of luxury.

So we used Saturday Night Science and the most recent Census to rank home prices and incomes for all 23 counties in the Equality State. Let’s star gaze together.


Table Of Contents: Top Ten | Methodology | Table | Summary


What is the richest county in Wyoming? The richest county in Wyoming is Teton County. In contrast, the poorest county in state is Niobrara County, according to the Census data.

Now you know exactly where to move in Wyoming. Keep on reading for more about the top ten and a detailed methodology.

Or, check out the best places to live in Wyoming and the cheapest places to live in Wyoming.

The Richest Counties In Wyoming For 2024

1. Teton County

Jackson, WY

Source: Public domain

Biggest Place: Jackson
Population: 23,346
Median Income: $108,279 (highest)
Median Home Price: $2,240,418 (highest)
More on Teton CountyData

2. Lincoln County

Afton, WY

Source: Wikipedia User Cfrolander | CC BY-SA 3.0

Biggest Place: Kemmerer
Population: 19,794
Median Income: $83,033 (4th highest)
Median Home Price: $496,320 (2nd highest)
More on Lincoln CountyData

3. Sublette County

Big Piney, WY

Source: Public domain

Biggest Place: Pinedale
Population: 8,801
Median Income: $85,960 (3rd highest)
Median Home Price: $414,161 (4th highest)
More on Sublette CountyData

4. Campbell County

Gillette, WY

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Biggest Place: Gillette
Population: 46,857
Median Income: $93,315 (2nd highest)
Median Home Price: $311,062 (10th highest)
More on Campbell CountyData

5. Laramie County

Cheyenne, WY

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Biggest Place: Cheyenne
Population: 100,316
Median Income: $76,282 (8th highest)
Median Home Price: $363,782 (7th highest)
More on Laramie CountyData

6. Sheridan County

Sheridan, WY

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Biggest Place: Sheridan
Population: 31,176
Median Income: $68,898 (11th highest)
Median Home Price: $407,514 (5th highest)
More on Sheridan CountyData

7. Park County

Cody, WY

Source: Wikipedia User Leonard J. DeFrancisci | CC BY-SA 3.0

Biggest Place: Cody
Population: 29,878
Median Income: $66,754 (13th highest)
Median Home Price: $438,727 (3rd highest)
More on Park CountyData

8. Converse County

Douglas, WY

Source: Wikipedia User Wusel007 | GFDL

Biggest Place: Douglas
Population: 13,729
Median Income: $79,235 (6th highest)
Median Home Price: $290,109 (13th highest)
More on Converse CountyData

9. Uinta County

Evanston, WY

Source: Wikipedia User Tricia Simpson | CC BY-SA 3.0

Biggest Place: Evanston
Population: 20,546
Median Income: $78,164 (7th highest)
Median Home Price: $302,373 (12th highest)
More on Uinta CountyData

10. Crook County

Beulah, WY

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Biggest Place: Sundance
Population: 7,258
Median Income: $68,876 (12th highest)
Median Home Price: $361,747 (8th highest)
More on Crook CountyData

Methodology: How do you determine which Wyoming county is the richest?

To determine the richest county in Wyoming, we have to look at a handful of metrics that correlate with how rich people are. To do that, we made assumptions about what makes a county rich. For reference, we are trying to make the kind of argument you’d make at a bar using facts, Saturday Night Science.

With that in mind, we went to the American Community Survey data and Zillow for the most recent reporting period for data on the following:

  • Average Home Price
  • Median Income

We then ranked each county in Wyoming for each of the criteria from one to 23, with one being the richest.

Taking the average rank across the two criteria, we created a Rich Score with the county posting the lowest overall score being the “Richest County In Wyoming.”

The result is some of the places with the most expensive real estate and highest earners in the Equality State.

We updated this article for 2024. This report is our first time ranking the richest counties to live in Wyoming. We have also ranked the richest states and richest cities in the United States.

Summary: The Richest Counties In Wyoming For 2024

Living in Wyoming can vary from one part of the state to the next, with pretty extreme variance in home prices and incomes across counties.

The richest counties in Wyoming are Teton County, Lincoln County, Sublette County, Campbell County, Laramie County, Sheridan County, Park County, Converse County, Uinta County, and Crook County.

Now you know the parts of the state where Goodwill will have the best goodies, and that’s what you came here to learn at the end of the day.

You are welcome.

Here’s a look at the poorest counties in Wyoming according to the data:

  1. Niobrara County
  2. Goshen County
  3. Washakie County

For more Wyoming reading, check out:

Detailed List Of The Richest Counties In Wyoming

Rank County Population Median Income Average Home Price
1 Teton County 23,346 $108,279 $2,240,418
2 Lincoln County 19,794 $83,033 $496,320
3 Sublette County 8,801 $85,960 $414,161
4 Campbell County 46,857 $93,315 $311,062
5 Laramie County 100,316 $76,282 $363,782
6 Sheridan County 31,176 $68,898 $407,514
7 Park County 29,878 $66,754 $438,727
8 Converse County 13,729 $79,235 $290,109
9 Uinta County 20,546 $78,164 $302,373
10 Crook County 7,258 $68,876 $361,747
11 Sweetwater County 42,079 $79,375 $265,683
12 Natrona County 79,506 $69,104 $280,557
13 Johnson County 8,536 $60,667 $384,880
14 Weston County 6,870 $71,800 $232,215
15 Platte County 8,618 $64,753 $268,295
16 Albany County 37,525 $55,887 $353,302
17 Fremont County 39,402 $60,030 $309,420
18 Big Horn County 11,690 $61,262 $266,887
19 Hot Springs County 4,616 $64,031 $231,925
20 Carbon County 14,609 $65,196 $217,770
21 Washakie County 7,725 $61,875 $246,742
22 Goshen County 12,592 $62,356 $231,739
23 Niobrara County 2,460 $54,375 $174,367
About Chris Kolmar

Chris Kolmar has been in the real estate business for almost ten years now. He originally worked for Movoto Real Estate as the director of marketing before founding HomeSnacks.

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