WYWyoming rankings

Towns with the most people working from home in Wyoming

Ranked by the share of workers who usually work from home. 31 towns with 2,500+ residents.

U.S. Census ACS 2020–2024 5-year

#TownWork from homeMedian incomeBachelor's+
1 Map of Ranchettes Ranchettes5,949 people 21.6% $121,445 52%
2 Map of Buffalo Buffalo4,572 people 17% $62,629 29.9%
3 Jackson10,756 people 11.4% $118,991 52.4%
4 Map of Laramie Laramie32,234 people 10.8% $55,613 56.2%
5 Casper58,839 people 10.5% $70,218 30.5%
6 Map of Torrington Torrington6,182 people 9% $47,902 19.2%
7 South Greeley4,631 people 8.6% $56,844 10.1%
8 Map of Cody Cody10,276 people 8.1% $72,570 41%
9 Map of Lander Lander7,432 people 8% $74,813 42.3%
10 Afton Afton2,908 people 8% $63,586 37.2%
11 Cheyenne65,239 people 7.8% $78,839 33.6%
12 Powell6,503 people 7% $63,523 35.6%
13 Green River Green River11,581 people 6.6% $84,747 23%
14 Thermopolis2,709 people 6.5% $65,208 29.3%
15 Warren AFB Warren AFB2,936 people 6.4% $69,432 40.7%
16 Map of Douglas Douglas6,420 people 6.3% $83,147 22.7%
17 Sheridan Sheridan19,285 people 5.8% $62,867 29%
18 Evanston11,800 people 5.4% $76,516 21.4%
19 Map of Fox Farm-College Fox Farm-College4,019 people 5.2% $48,516 12.3%
20 Riverton10,856 people 4.4% $55,208 24.1%
21 Evansville2,779 people 3.8% $76,893 14%
22 Gillette33,431 people 3.7% $81,316 24.8%
23 Mills4,390 people 3.7% $50,656 15.2%
24 Rock Springs23,127 people 3.3% $69,168 21.9%
25 Newcastle3,348 people 3.2% $82,734 20%
26 Rawlins Rawlins8,129 people 2.5% $64,773 18.4%
27 Bar Nunn3,008 people 2.5% $98,804 19.5%
28 Map of Wheatland Wheatland3,550 people 1.4% $58,750 18.1%
29 Kemmerer2,972 people 1.1% $76,626 26.4%
30 Worland4,794 people 1% $63,357 21.7%
31 Map of Glenrock Glenrock2,941 people 1% $64,806 20.1%

How this ranking works

We rank every town by the share of workers who usually work from home. The town with the highest figure ranks #1. For comparison, the figure for Wyoming as a whole is 9.4%.

Only towns with at least 2,500 residents are ranked; Census estimates for smaller places are too uncertain. Population and income: U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey 5-year estimates. Town photos: Wikimedia Commons, credited on each town’s page.

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