Wyoming Birth Rate By County in 2014

Updated on July 26, 2024.

According to the US Census Bureau Vintage data estimates, in 2014, the birth rate for Wyoming was 13.25. Campbell County had the highest birth rate (15.62), followed by Uinta County (15.26), and Fremont County (15.18). On the other hand, Platte County had the lowest birth rate (9.38), followed by Niobrara County (9.52), and Weston County (10.37).

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Wyoming Birth Rate By County in 2014
Wyoming Birth Rate By County in 2014
County
Birth Rate
Campbell 15.62
Uinta 15.26
Fremont 15.18
Natrona 14.89
Sweetwater 13.95
Crook 13.9
Converse 13.86
Big Horn 13.61
Lincoln 13.26
Carbon 12.92
Laramie 12.82
Sublette 12.38
Sheridan 12.14
Albany 11.37
Goshen 11.37
Park 11.05
Johnson 11.02
Teton 10.9
Hot Springs 10.8
Washakie 10.66
Weston 10.37
Niobrara 9.52
Platte 9.38
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