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2007 County-Level Poverty Rates for Wyoming

Percent Number
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Percent of total population in poverty, 2007

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All people in poverty (2007)

Children ages 0-17 in poverty (2007)

         

90% confidence interval of estimate

 

90% confidence interval of estimate

  FIPS* Name
RUC
Code¹
Percent
Lower bound
Upper bound
Percent
Lower bound
Upper bound
156000Wyoming 9.58.910.012.811.614.0
256001Albany County416.213.119.214.711.018.5
356003Big Horn County99.97.712.115.111.219.0
456005Campbell County55.94.57.47.15.39.0
556007Carbon County710.28.012.313.29.816.6
656009Converse County69.47.311.612.79.316.0
756011Crook County97.55.79.310.17.512.8
856013Fremont County712.710.015.420.415.225.7
956015Goshen County714.811.318.320.114.825.3
1056017Hot Springs County711.08.413.716.812.321.3
1156019Johnson County78.06.19.910.87.913.7
1256021Laramie County38.26.410.011.88.814.8
1356023Lincoln County77.96.09.811.68.614.7
1456025Natrona County39.98.011.913.710.416.9
1556027Niobrara County912.69.515.616.412.121.0
1656029Park County711.58.814.117.813.322.4
1756031Platte County712.09.114.819.014.123.9
1856033Sheridan County78.66.710.512.89.416.2
1956035Sublette County95.34.06.56.04.47.7
2056037Sweetwater County57.45.98.89.06.811.3
2156039Teton County74.93.76.07.35.49.3
2256041Uinta County79.87.412.112.29.015.4
2356043Washakie County710.27.812.616.311.920.6
2456045Weston County78.86.710.911.68.514.6

See the county-level poverty rates from the 1990 and 2000 Census of Population.

Download the State- and county-level data in Excel format.

See important notes about intercensal model-based poverty estimates.

¹The 2003 rural-urban continuum codes classify metropolitan counties (codes 1 through 3) by size of the Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA), and nonmetropolitan counties (codes 4 through 9) by degree of urbanization and proximity to metro areas. See rural-urban continuum codes for precise definitions of each code.

Source: Bureau of the Census, Small Area Income and Poverty Estimates.

*See the Census Bureau web site for a description of FIPS codes.

 

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Updated date: December 15, 2008