List
| County |
FIPS Code |
County Seat |
Created |
Formed from |
Etymology |
Population |
Area |
Map |
| Albany County | 001 | Laramie | 1868 | One of the original five counties. | City of Albany, New York, from which early settlers hailed. | 700432014000000000032,014 | 70034274000000000004,274 sq mi (700411070000000000011,070 km2) |
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| Big Horn County | 003 | Basin | 1896 | Parts of Sheridan County, Johnson County, and Fremont County. | Big Horn Mountains, a mountain range extending into northern Wyoming | 700411461000000000011,461 | 70033137000000000003,137 sq mi (70038125000000000008,125 km2) |
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| Campbell County | 005 | Gillette | 1911 | Parts of Weston County and Crook County. | John Allen Campbell, first governor of the Wyoming Territory | 700433698000000000033,698 | 70034797000000000004,797 sq mi (700412424000000000012,424 km2) |
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| Carbon County | 007 | Rawlins | 1868 | One of the original five counties. | The vast coal beds in the county. | 700415639000000000015,639 | 70037897000000000007,897 sq mi (700420453000000000020,453 km2) |
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| Converse County | 009 | Douglas | 1888 | Parts of Albany County and Laramie County. | A.R. Converse, a banker and rancher from Cheyenne, Wyoming. | 700412052000000000012,052 | 70034255000000000004,255 sq mi (700411020000000000011,020 km2) |
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| Crook County | 011 | Sundance | 1875 | Parts of Laramie County and Albany County. | General George Crook, who served in the American Civil War and the Indian Wars. | 70035887000000000005,887 | 70032859000000000002,859 sq mi (70037405000000000007,405 km2) |
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| Fremont County | 013 | Lander | 1884 | Part of Sweetwater County. | John C. Frémont, explorer, U.S. Senator for California, and the first presidential candidate of a major party to run on a platform in opposition to slavery | 700435804000000000035,804 | 70039183000000000009,183 sq mi (700423784000000000023,784 km2) |
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| Goshen County | 015 | Torrington | 1911 | Part of Laramie County. | The Land of Goshen, a Biblical paradise. | 700412538000000000012,538 | 70032225000000000002,225 sq mi (70035763000000000005,763 km2) |
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| Hot Springs County | 017 | Thermopolis | 1911 | Parts of Fremont County, Big Horn County, and Park County. | The hot springs at Thermopolis within the county borders. | 70034882000000000004,882 | 70032004000000000002,004 sq mi (70035190000000000005,190 km2) |
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| Johnson County | 019 | Buffalo | 1875 | Parts of Carbon County and Sweetwater County. | E.P. Johnson, a lawyer from Cheyenne, Wyoming. | 70037075000000000007,075 | 70034166000000000004,166 sq mi (700410790000000000010,790 km2) |
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| Laramie County | 021 | Cheyenne | 1867 | One of the original five counties. | Jacques La Ramee, a French-Canadian fur trapper. | 700481607000000000081,607 | 70032686000000000002,686 sq mi (70036957000000000006,957 km2) |
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| Lincoln County | 023 | Kemmerer | 1911 | Part of Uinta County. | Abraham Lincoln, U.S. President | 700414573000000000014,573 | 70034069000000000004,069 sq mi (700410539000000000010,539 km2) |
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| Natrona County | 025 | Casper | 1888 | Part of Carbon County. | The natron, or soda deposits found within the county's borders. Natrona means natron in Spanish. | 700466533000000000066,533 | 70035340000000000005,340 sq mi (700413831000000000013,831 km2) |
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| Niobrara County | 027 | Lusk | 1911 | Part of Converse County. | The Niobrara River, which flows through the state. Niobrara is Omaha for flat or broad river. | 70032407000000000002,407 | 70032626000000000002,626 sq mi (70036801000000000006,801 km2) |
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| Park County | 029 | Cody | 1909 | Part of Big Horn County. | Yellowstone National Park, which includes most of the county. | 700425786000000000025,786 | 70036943000000000006,943 sq mi (700417982000000000017,982 km2) |
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| Platte County | 031 | Wheatland | 1911 | Part of Laramie County. | North Platte River. Plate is French for flat. | 70038807000000000008,807 | 70032085000000000002,085 sq mi (70035400000000000005,400 km2) |
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| Sheridan County | 033 | Sheridan | 1888 | Part of Johnson County. | Philip Sheridan (1831–1888), American Civil War general. | 700426560000000000026,560 | 70032523000000000002,523 sq mi (70036535000000000006,535 km2) |
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| Sublette County | 035 | Pinedale | 1921 | Parts of Fremont County and Lincoln County. | William Sublette, pioneer and fur trapper. | 70035920000000000005,920 | 70034882000000000004,882 sq mi (700412644000000000012,644 km2) |
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| Sweetwater County | 037 | Green River | 1867 | One of the original five counties. | Sweetwater River (a tributary of the North Platte River), which flows through the state. | 700437613000000000037,613 | 700410426000000000010,426 sq mi (700427003000000000027,003 km2) |
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| Teton County | 039 | Jackson | 1921 | Part of Lincoln County. | Teton Range, a small mountain range of the Rocky Mountains Wyoming-Idaho border | 700418251000000000018,251 | 70034008000000000004,008 sq mi (700410381000000000010,381 km2) |
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| Uinta County | 041 | Evanston | 1869 | One of the original five counties. | The Uintah Mountains, named in turn after the Uintah Native American people. | 700419742000000000019,742 | 70032082000000000002,082 sq mi (70035392000000000005,392 km2) |
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| Washakie County | 043 | Worland | 1911 | Part of Big Horn County | Washakie, a leader of Shoshone Native American tribe. | 70038289000000000008,289 | 70032240000000000002,240 sq mi (70035802000000000005,802 km2) |
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| Weston County | 045 | Newcastle | 1890 | Part of Crook County | John Weston (1831–1895), who was responsible for bringing the first railroad to the area. | 70036644000000000006,644 | 70032398000000000002,398 sq mi (70036211000000000006,211 km2) |
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