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Source: Wyoming Secretary of State website, http://soswy.state.wy.us/AdminServices/BHRHistory.aspx BH&R image: http://images.publicradio.org/content/2007/04/11/20070411_wominglogo_3.jpg

Wyoming’s Bucking Horse and Rider (BH&R) The State of Wyoming's first use of the Bucking Horse and Rider (BH&R) mark dates back to about 1918. The BH&R was used as an insignia worn by members of the Wyoming National Guard in France and Germany during World War I. The insignia for the uniforms was originally designed by First Sergeant George N. Ostrom of E Battery, 3rd Battalion, 148th Field Artillery Regiment, AEF. The insignia was officially adopted by the United States Army and used as a means of identification on gun trails, trucks, helmets, and other equipment.

The insignia was then used extensively by Wyoming units during out-of-state and overseas duty, including Korea and Vietnam, and was a rallying point, a symbol of pride and a reminder of home, the Great State of Wyoming, to our troops.

Some believe that the BH&R is representative of a legendary rodeo horse named "Steamboat" dating back to the early 1900s. One of the best known bucking horses of all time, Steamboat was known as "the horse that couldn't be ridden." There has been a great deal of dispute as to the image of the man on the bucking horse.

In 1935, Secretary of State Lester Hunt proposed legislation to make changes to the Wyoming license plate design to combat the problem of wide-spread counterfeiting of Wyoming's license plate. Therefore, Secretary Hunt (later Governor and United States Senator) commissioned Mr. Allen T. True of Littleton, Colorado to "put to paper" his concept for a new license plate design which included the famous Bucking Horse and Rider. In 1936, Wyoming's unique license plates containing the BH&R made their debut.

During that same year, the State obtained a copyright for the mark. Between 1936 and 1995, the BH&R's use by Wyomingites and the State of Wyoming was continuous and extensive. It is such an important identifier for the State that, in 1990, the Wyoming Centennial Commission used the mark for the Wyoming Centennial Celebration.

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TRANSPORTATION SUMMARY

United StatesTotal Total Rank

Public Road/Street Mileage 4,042,768 28,105 42Percent of Public Road and Street Mileage Federally-Funded 24.5% 28.1% 11Interstate Highway Mileage 46,750 913 23Rural Road and Street Mileage 2,977,228 25,427 39Urban Road and Street Mileage 1,065,540 2,678 46Bridges 599,241 3,036 41Vehicle Miles of Travel 2,973,509,000,000 9,447,000,000 44Highway Fatalities 37,261 159 41Licensed Drivers per 1,000 Driving Age Population 871 965 7Motor Vehicle Registrations 248,164,738 664,041 49Average Travel Time to Work (minutes) 25.5 18.7 44Airports 13,729 91 42Railroad Mileage Operated* 140,695 1,856 34

Source: State Rankings, 2010 (CQ)

WYOMING'S RANK IN THE NATION'S TRANSPORTATION INDUSTRY: 2008

*Includes Class I and non-Class I miles. Excludes trackage rights. Synonymous with route-miles, so that a mile of single track is counted the same as a mile o f double track.

Wyoming

County Local City Forest Other Agencies: State State Park Bureau of Military or Private (Inc. Only) Service Fed, State, Local Highway Park Service Indian Affairs

14,607 909 2,291 2,167 178 6,744 111 669 391 69Source: State o f Wyoming, Department of Transportation

MILES OF ROAD IN WYOMING BY JURISDICTION: 2009

NAICS Kind of Business All Annual PaidCode Establishments Revenue Payroll Employees

(number) ($1,000) ($1,000) (number)48-49 Transportation & warehousing------------------------------ 916 1,424,975 372,355 8,667 481 Air transportation------------------------------------------------- 30 79,855 22,490 732 4811 Scheduled air transportation--------------------------------- 15 D D 500-999 4812 Nonscheduled air transportation--------------------------- 15 D D 100-249 484 Truck transportation-------------------------------------------- 642 751,699 203,701 4,546 4841 General freight trucking---------------------------------------- 295 274,101 72,493 1,639 4842 Specialized freight trucking----------------------------------- 347 477,598 131,208 2,907 485 Transit & ground passenger transportation------------- 34 13,512 4,679 242 4853 Taxi & limousine service-------------------------------------- 18 D D 20-99 4859 Other transit & ground passenger transportation------ 8 3,411 1,324 74 486 Pipeline transportation----------------------------------------- 41 380,805 47,867 657 4861 Pipeline transportation of crude oil------------------------- 8 76,750 23,390 364 4862 Pipeline transportation of natural gas--------------------- 26 280,063 22,930 272 4869 Other pipeline transportation-------------------------------- 7 23,992 1,547 21 487 Scenic & sightseeing transportation----------------------- 10 D D 20-99 488 Support activities for transportation----------------------- 89 99,094 25,769 675 4881 Support activities for air transportation-------------------- 23 31,897 6,195 214 4882 Support activities for rail transportation------------------- 17 49,271 14,406 304 4884 Support activities for road transportation----------------- 35 D D 100-249 4885 Freight transportation arrangement------------------------ 12 5,458 1,441 37 492 Courier & messengers----------------------------------------- 53 96,198 27,803 666 4921 Couriers----------------------------------------------------------- 36 D D 500-999 4922 Local messenger & local delivery-------------------------- 17 D D 20-99 493 Warehousing & storage---------------------------------------- 17 D D 1,000-2,499

SUMMARY STATISTICS OF TRANSPORTATION & WAREHOUSING SECTOR FOR WYOMING: 2007(Includes only establishments of firms with payroll)

D - Withheld to avoid disclosing data of individual companies; data are included in higher level totals. Source: U.S. Census Bureau – 2007 Economic Census

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TRANSPORTATION SUMMARY Continued

Highway Mileage Total 28,052 Functional Systems Interstate 913 Other Free-ways and Expressways/Arterial 3,593 Collector 11,190 Local 12,356 Urban 2,642 Rural 25,410State Highway Fund Disbursement $484,000,000Federal Grants to State/Local Governments for Highway Trust Fund Total $218,000,000 Per Capita (1) $417.00Federal Grants to State/Local Governments for Federal Transit Administration Total $9,000,000 Per Capita (1) $17.00Gasoline Tax Rate (cents/gallon) $0.14Motor Fuel Tax Receipts $104,000,000Total Workers Commuting to Work 274,000 Percent of Workers Who Commuted by Car, Truck or Van Driving Alone 74.8% Percent of Workers Who Commuted by Car, Truck or Van Carpooled 13.2% Percent of Workers Who Used Public Transportation 1.5% Percent of Workers Who Walked 4.0% Percent of Workers Who Used Other Means 2.0% Percent of Workers Who Worked at Home 4.6%

Source: Statistical Abstract of the U.S., 2010

SELECTED TRANSPORTATION STATISTICS: 2007

(1) Based on U.S. Census Bureau population estimate as of July 1.

ALCOHOL/ROAD SAFETY LAWS: 2009Alcohol Legislation Effective - 1988 - 21 Drinking Age Effective - July 1, 2009 - Open Container including all occupants of the vehicle.

Blood Alcohol % - 0.08Mandatory Seat Belt Use Effective - 1989 Enforcement - Secondary - an officer must first witness a moving violation before the officer can stop a vehicle and then write a citation for a seat-belt law violation, for the moving violation or both. Seating Positions - All AvailableChild Safety SeatEffective - 1985

Enforcement - Primary - when an officer witnesses an unrestrained child in a vehicle the officer may make a stop and cite the driver. Law - Any child under age of 9Motorcycle Helmet Effective - 1985 Law - All children under the age of 1875 MPH Speed Limit Effective - 1986Vehicles - ALL

Move Over LawEffective - 2001Enforcement - PrimaryLaw - Vehicles traveling on the interstate must move over to the lane furthest

from the emergency vehicle before passing. If the vehicle is unable to move over because of traffic, they must slow down 20 mph below the posted speed limit before passing the stopped emergency vehicle. On two-lane highways drivers must slow to 20 mph below the posted speed limit when passing a stopped emergency vehicle. Emergency vehicle include law enforcement, fire department, Emergency Medical Services department, and tow trucks.Source: State of Wyoming, Department o f Transportation, Highway Patro l

Vehicle Deaths 150

Speed Related 56 Interstate Over 55 mph 17 Interstate At Or Under 55 mph - Non-Interstate 55 mph 2 50 mph - 45 mph 6 40 mph 4 35 mph and under 7

Not Alcohol Related 95Low Alcohol 6High Alcohol 49Source: Statistical Abstract o f the U.S., 2010

VEHICLE FATALITIES: 2007

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COUNTY 2006 2007 2008 2006 2007 2008WYOMING 13,929 14,971 15,378 $857,840 $922,153 $977,589Albany (D) 300 303 (D) $16,057 $16,533Big Horn 164 174 190 $10,230 $10,793 $11,374Campbell 1,453 1,544 1,574 $110,293 $107,441 $113,827Carbon 614 615 629 $40,698 $41,681 $43,917Converse 505 548 526 $35,429 $36,610 $38,526Crook 130 145 140 $5,334 $5,417 $5,330Fremont 605 650 688 $27,912 $30,815 $33,908Goshen 195 194 203 $11,279 $11,379 $11,801Hot Springs 91 92 103 $3,764 $4,086 $4,879Johnson 163 179 198 $6,701 $7,695 $8,820Laramie 3,215 3,655 3,685 $183,096 $205,109 $212,866Lincoln 261 297 300 $13,436 $15,733 $16,041Natrona (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) Niobrara 110 (D) (D) $6,290 (D) (D) Park 409 390 407 $19,084 $17,827 $18,029Platte 306 304 315 $19,216 $20,014 $21,104Sheridan 778 810 830 $52,959 $56,826 $59,156Sublette 182 267 332 $8,974 $14,469 $21,368Sweetwater 1,675 1,843 1,989 $109,116 $127,013 $142,820Teton 445 464 498 $18,605 $19,779 $22,520Uinta 428 406 470 $33,992 $34,820 $39,168Washakie 186 175 172 $9,346 $9,945 $9,442Weston 216 231 233 $10,076 $10,016 $10,354(D) - not show n to avoid disclosure of confidential information.

COUNTY Establishments Receipts ($1,000) Establishments Receipts ($1,000) Establishments Receipts ($1,000)WYOMING 1,643 $127,109 1,751 $137,402 1,712 $142,120Albany 35 $1,953 33 $2,115 29 $733Big Horn 39 $3,309 45 $2,493 42 $2,017Campbell 89 $6,008 113 $8,031 123 $9,373Carbon 87 $6,991 90 $6,715 84 $6,456Converse 37 $2,516 35 $2,546 40 $2,880Crook 31 $2,735 34 $2,491 33 $2,598Fremont 111 $10,473 112 $11,116 108 $9,520Goshen 68 $8,305 73 $8,111 73 $9,682Hot Springs 16 $777 15 $559 15 $665Johnson 37 $2,513 42 $2,172 36 $1,978Laramie 243 $16,630 263 $17,783 247 $17,081Lincoln 54 $2,995 58 $4,180 52 $2,722Natrona 209 $14,756 199 $14,801 212 $14,488Niobrara 17 $1,920 18 $2,066 20 $1,138Park 74 $5,698 82 $6,351 80 $6,290Platte 40 $3,626 40 $4,007 44 $3,731Sheridan 77 $5,635 89 $5,183 79 $5,986Sublette 49 $4,034 55 $4,744 52 $5,950Sweetwater 151 $13,695 180 $17,864 166 $22,367Teton 65 $3,664 57 $3,784 58 $5,123Uinta 62 $4,655 77 $7,037 70 $7,454Washakie 24 $2,131 20 $1,836 22 $2,048Weston 28 $2,090 21 $1,417 27 $1,840Source: U.S. Census Bureau

Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis

2006 2008NONEMPLOYERS BUSINESS (no paid employees, and subject to federal income taxes)

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TRANSPORTATION & WAREHOUSING SECTOR SALES AND USE TAX COLLECTIONS

Note: Total sales tax collections may include both 4% state imposed taxes and local optional (up to 2%) taxes.Source: State of Wyoming, Department of Revenue

SALES TAX COLLECTIONS FY 2008 FY 2008 FY 2009 FY 2009Total Taxes ($) 4% Taxes ($) Total Taxes ($) 4% Taxes ($)

WYOMING $1,605,071 $1,190,688 $1,624,686 $1,218,710Albany $49,929 $33,286 $34,500 $23,000Big Horn $2,010 $1,608 $2,032 $1,626Campbell $401,195 $305,718 $167,312 $129,630Carbon $34,215 $27,378 $61,102 $48,581Converse $19,719 $15,775 $27,539 $22,031Crook $45,517 $30,463 $65,867 $43,911Fremont $50,821 $40,323 $47,511 $42,592Goshen $7,851 $5,979 $11,596 $8,835Hot Springs $1,462 $1,170 $2,384 $1,907Johnson $12,700 $10,160 $21,629 $17,303Laramie $58,727 $39,483 $43,692 $31,485Lincoln $12,428 $11,687 $34,699 $27,759Natrona $100,437 $80,349 $72,213 $57,770Niobrara $3,836 $2,557 $1,224 $905Park $18,222 $14,801 $19,593 $15,678Platte $6,692 $5,354 $7,557 $5,799Sheridan $16,321 $10,881 $19,147 $12,765Sublette $107,197 $107,197 $126,012 $126,012Sweetwater $346,584 $231,141 $430,081 $288,265Teton $239,908 $159,938 $227,565 $151,710Uinta $25,398 $20,321 $148,230 $118,584Washakie $654 $520 $299 $239Weston $43,247 $34,598 $52,903 $42,322

USE TAX COLLECTIONS FY 2008 FY 2008 FY 2009 FY 2009Total Taxes ($) 4% Taxes ($) Total Taxes ($) 4% Taxes ($)

WYOMING $8,693,642 $6,301,659 $4,133,111 $3,100,078Albany $165,327 $110,218 $263,923 $175,949Big Horn $244,096 $195,276 $113,627 $90,902Campbell $850,648 $648,112 $401,430 $309,496Carbon $234,209 $187,345 $231,724 $179,494Converse $691,497 $553,198 $413,077 $330,462Crook $89,624 $59,749 $40,563 $27,042Fremont $122,392 $97,913 $62,715 $53,073Goshen $209,544 $159,653 $210,453 $160,345Hot Springs $92,958 $74,367 $42,581 $34,065Johnson $0 $0 $0 $0Laramie $444,445 $299,726 $413,644 $294,591Lincoln $92,028 $84,907 $133,215 $106,572Natrona $296,810 $237,448 $141,604 $113,283Niobrara $74,617 $49,745 $113,826 $82,225Park $135,767 $108,613 $63,764 $51,011Platte $372,007 $297,605 $216,953 $164,862Sheridan $399,284 $266,190 $186,444 $124,296Sublette $0 $0 $75 $75Sweetwater $3,520,154 $2,346,769 $477,246 $318,164Teton $13,227 $8,818 $6,190 $4,127Uinta $93,101 $74,481 $166,628 $133,302Washakie $85,644 $68,515 $39,153 $31,323Weston $466,264 $373,011 $394,277 $315,422

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INFORMATION SUMMARY

NAICS Kind of Business All Annual Paid Code Establishments Receipts Payroll Employees

(number) ($1,000) ($1,000) (number)51 Information---------------------------------------------------------------- 329 N 150,875 4,159 511 Publishing industries (except Internet)-------------------------- 64 115,110 37,018 1,293 5111 Newspaper, periodical, book, & directory publishers-------- 59 103,311 33,862 1,228 51111 Newspaper publishers---------------------------------------------- 32 75,527 25,917 1,018 51112 Periodical publishers------------------------------------------------ 17 21,283 6,305 177 51113 Book publishers------------------------------------------------------- 4 D D 0-19 51114 Directory & mailing list publishers ------------------------------- 2 D D 0-19 51119 Other publishers------------------------------------------------------- 4 D D 0-19 5112 Software publishers--------------------------------------------------- 5 11,799 3,156 65 512 Motion picture & sound recording industries------------------ 43 N 5,379 499 5121 Motion picture & video industries---------------------------------- 42 N D 250-499 51211 Motion picture & video production--------------------------------- 9 Q D 20-99 51213 Motion picture & video exhibition---------------------------------- 33 D D 250-499 5122 Sound recording industries----------------------------------------- 1 N D 0-19 515 Broadcasting (except Internet)------------------------------------- 53 42,001 15,553 515 5151 Radio & television broadcasting----------------------------------- 53 42,001 15,553 515 51511 Radio broadcasting--------------------------------------------------- 42 30,116 11,091 358 51512 Television broadcasting--------------------------------------------- 11 11,885 4,462 157 517 Telecommunications-------------------------------------------------- 141 N 75,494 1,549 5171 Wired telecommunications carriers------------------------------ 89 N 56,172 1,168 5172 Wireless telecommunications carriers (except satellite)--- 27 Q 14,790 267 5174 Satellite telecommunications--------------------------------------- 1 D D 0-19 5179 Other telecommunications------------------------------------------ 24 D D 100-249 518 Data processing, hosting and related services--------------- 16 37,218 12,798 234 5182 Data processing, hosting, & related services------------------ 16 37,218 12,798 234 519 Other information services------------------------------------------ 12 11,655 4,633 69

SUMMARY STATISTICS OF INFORMATION SECTOR FOR WYOMING: 2007(Includes only establishments of firms with payroll)

N - Not available; Q - Receipts not collected at this level of detail for multiestablishment f irms; D - Withheld to avoid disclosing data of individual companies; data are included in higher level totals.Source: U.S. Census Bureau – 2007 Economic Census

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COUNTY 2006 2007 2008 2006 2007 2008WYOMING 4,935 4,830 4,829 $192,388 $200,156 $202,624Albany (D) 184 190 (D) $7,022 $6,868Big Horn 102 110 114 $4,062 $4,843 $4,891Campbell 228 228 235 $8,051 $8,880 $9,043Carbon 88 82 93 $2,743 $2,762 $2,988Converse 83 83 79 $1,876 $2,363 $2,463Crook 17 (D) (D) $347 (D) (D) Fremont 380 363 323 $12,162 $12,042 $11,253Goshen 63 60 60 $1,470 $1,424 $1,445Hot Springs 49 49 51 $917 $1,042 $914Johnson 53 51 50 $1,508 $1,414 $1,250Laramie (D) 1,194 1,230 (D) $57,465 $59,306Lincoln 175 164 152 $5,936 $5,986 $6,228Natrona 677 684 678 $23,173 $24,984 $24,890Niobrara (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) Park 274 269 256 $12,737 $12,436 $12,021Platte 42 35 32 $1,138 $949 $966Sheridan 201 190 188 $9,606 $9,966 $10,287Sublette 69 55 51 $2,125 $1,878 $1,843Sweetwater 247 248 257 $7,651 $8,035 $7,903Teton 367 370 358 $15,636 $16,273 $15,894Uinta 329 244 269 $14,928 $14,597 $16,529Washakie 93 92 87 $3,678 $3,841 $3,927Weston 43 43 44 $1,155 $1,226 $1,025(D) - not show n to avoid disclosure of confidential information.

COUNTY Establishments Receipts ($1,000) Establishments Receipts ($1,000) Establishments Receipts ($1,000)WYOMING 467 $13,733 457 $13,492 482 $16,485Albany 45 $344 46 $295 41 $505Big Horn 11 $130 (D) (D) 8 $166Campbell 12 $168 21 $201 19 $173Carbon (D) (D) (D) (D) 8 $226Converse 11 $249 (D) (D) (D) (D)Crook 3 $43 (D) (D) (D) (D)Fremont 29 $817 32 $1,074 33 $1,246Goshen 8 $123 9 $207 13 $330Hot Springs (D) (D) 0 $0 0 $0Johnson 6 $106 (D) (D) (D) (D)Laramie 92 $5,117 90 $5,350 105 $7,339Lincoln 27 $957 20 $530 14 $342Natrona 53 $773 53 $1,223 60 $1,267Niobrara 3 $16 3 $12 (D) (D)Park 29 $373 31 $252 32 $614Platte 9 $80 5 $70 (D) (D)Sheridan 11 $519 15 $283 21 $731Sublette 8 $204 10 $212 8 $252Sweetwater 22 $782 22 $484 21 $799Teton 64 $2,626 48 $1,805 59 $1,903Uinta 8 $127 11 $107 15 $202Washakie 9 $108 10 $147 4 $129Weston 3 $44 (D) (D) (D) (D)(D) - not show n to avoid disclosure of confidential information. Source: U.S. Census Bureau


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Note: Total sales tax collections may include both 4% state imposed taxes and local optional (up to 2%) taxes.Source: State of Wyoming, Department o f Revenue


WYOMING $14,589,601 $10,745,222 $14,866,232 $11,062,039Albany $405,250 $270,165 $679,180 $452,786Big Horn $303,317 $242,654 $334,382 $267,505Campbell $934,713 $710,400 $1,036,307 $802,318Carbon $458,272 $370,932 $525,781 $409,379Converse $187,720 $150,176 $188,570 $150,856Crook $137,318 $91,541 $141,631 $94,420Fremont $961,718 $757,166 $735,768 $651,309Goshen $251,480 $191,612 $195,957 $149,290Hot Springs $136,822 $109,458 $151,320 $121,056Johnson $143,156 $114,525 $197,888 $158,310Laramie $2,630,943 $1,780,894 $1,667,434 $1,184,478Lincoln $328,553 $311,031 $463,061 $370,464Natrona $1,364,911 $1,091,929 $1,396,318 $1,117,054Niobrara $49,431 $32,953 $52,328 $36,145Park $705,553 $552,345 $785,582 $628,452Platte $132,171 $105,736 $156,820 $117,224Sheridan $777,096 $518,062 $876,646 $584,429Sublette $307,914 $307,914 $301,268 $301,268Sweetwater $2,157,889 $1,424,915 $2,423,100 $1,615,303Teton $1,211,123 $807,414 $1,466,381 $977,586Uinta $675,224 $540,179 $721,308 $577,047Washakie $207,844 $166,275 $237,691 $190,153Weston $121,183 $96,946 $131,509 $105,207


WYOMING $805,500 $605,496 $831,377 $645,414Albany $6,385 $4,257 $9,305 $6,203Big Horn $44,666 $35,733 $41,473 $33,179Campbell $22,283 $16,978 $14,741 $11,448Carbon $8,527 $6,822 $6,072 $4,749Converse $2,046 $1,637 $3,355 $2,684Crook $11,121 $7,414 $7,629 $5,086Fremont $32,517 $26,013 $13,104 $11,780Goshen $55 $42 $1,207 $919Hot Springs $281 $225 $7,411 $5,929Johnson $8,121 $6,497 $25,233 $20,186Laramie $251,849 $170,143 $95,162 $68,526Lincoln $3,282 $3,241 $3,057 $2,446Natrona $78,611 $62,889 $56,055 $44,844Niobrara $2,727 $1,818 $1,994 $1,340Park $33,474 $26,794 $13,241 $10,473Platte $3,835 $3,068 $2,803 $2,007Sheridan $37,082 $24,721 $38,971 $25,981Sublette $30,143 $30,143 $18,925 $18,925Sweetwater $29,637 $19,758 $50,211 $33,474Teton $13,355 $8,903 $14,301 $9,534Uinta $138,082 $110,465 $358,490 $286,792Washakie $47,338 $37,870 $30,129 $24,103Weston $83 $66 $18,508 $14,807

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U.S. Wyoming Arizona Colorado Idaho Montana Nevada New Mexico UtahTotal (Tril. BTU) (1,2) 101,468 496 1,578 1,479 530 462 777 711 806 Per Capita (Mil. BTU) (3) 337 949 248 305 354 483 304 362 302 End-use sector (4) Residential 21,604 46 430 343 122 79 183 114 166 Commercial 18,279 60 369 291 84 68 134 125 152 Industrial (2) 32,949 263 232 399 187 186 201 252 225 Transportation 29,091 127 547 446 137 128 259 220 262 Selected Source Petroleum (5) 40,358 176 595 525 166 211 293 285 306 Natural gas (dry) (6) 23,678 118 402 516 84 75 264 240 232 Coal 22,740 495 438 389 10 202 83 296 391 Hydroelectric power (7) 2,446 7 65 17 89 93 20 3 5 Nuclear Electric Power 8,458 - 281 - - - - - -

Source: Statistical Abstract o f the U.S., 2010

(1) Includes other souces, not show n seperately. (2) U.S. Total & U.S. Industrial sector include 60.8 trillion Btu of net imports of coal coke not allocated to the states. (3) Based on estimated resident population as of July 1. (4) End-use sector data include electricity sales and associated electrical system energy losses. (5) Includes fuel ethanol blended into motor gasoline. (6) Includes supplemental gaseous fuels. (7) Conventional hydroelectric pow er. Does not include pumped-storage hydroelectricity.

ENERGY CONSUMPTION - END-USE SECTOR AND SELECTED SOURCE: 2007

Millions of Dollars U.S. Wyoming Arizona Colorado Idaho Montana Nevada New Mexico UtahTotal (1, 2) $1,233,059 $4,546 $20,198 $17,033 $5,418 $5,265 $10,571 $7,877 $8,739End-use sector Residential $238,695 $403 $4,141 $3,088 $937 $772 $2,115 $1,171 $1,382 Commercial $174,108 $413 $3,034 $2,179 $512 $570 $1,332 $982 $1,013 Industrial (2) $235,692 $1,333 $1,854 $2,566 $1,099 $1,243 $1,705 $1,178 $1,077 Transportation $584,564 $2,396 $11,169 $9,201 $2,870 $2,681 $5,419 $4,546 $5,266Selected Source Petroleum (3) $739,856 $3,248 $12,199 $10,593 $3,480 $3,573 $6,016 $5,536 $5,891 Natural gas (4) $196,482 $454 $3,218 $2,971 $726 $572 $2,104 $1,079 $1,356 Coal $42,673 $542 $705 $495 $21 $228 $158 $530 $543Electricity Sales $340,298 $806 $6,590 $3,943 $1,204 $1,092 $3,494 $1,619 $1,763


(1) Total expenditures are the sum of purchases for each source (including electricity sales) less electric pow er sector purchases of fuel. (2) Include sources not show n separately, such as electricity imports and exports and coal coke net imports ($508.5 million in 2006), w hich are not allocated to the States. (3) Includes fuel ethanol blended into motor gasoline. (4) Includes supplemental gaseous fuels.

ENERGY EXPENDITURES - END-USE SECTOR AND SELECTED SOURCE: 2007

Total Residential Total Residential Total ResidentialUnited States 65,389 60,534 8,565 4,418 $92,131 $55,027Wyoming 89 79 13 7 $104 $59Arizona 1,177 1,119 83 40 $1,167 $659Colorado 1,725 1,584 205 135 $1,683 $1,157Idaho 357 323 37 24 $402 $269Montana 279 247 31 20 $299 $195Nevada 791 751 87 39 $1,005 $540New Mexico 592 545 53 34 $576 $400Utah 837 779 98 63 $842 $571(1) Averages for the year. (2) Excludes sales for resale.Source: Statistical Abstract o f the U.S., 2010

GAS UTILITY INDUSTRY - CUSTOMERS, SALES AND REVENUES: 2007Sales (tril Btu) (2) Revenues (mil $) (2)Customers (1,000) (1)

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Billions of kWh Total (1) Residential Commercial IndustrialUnited States 3,764.6 1,392.2 1,336.3 1,027.8Wyoming 15.5 2.6 4.2 8.7Arizona 77.2 34.4 30.5 12.3Colorado 51.3 17.6 20.5 13.1Idaho 23.8 8.3 6.0 9.4Montana 15.5 4.5 4.8 6.2Nevada 35.6 12.4 9.4 13.9New Mexico 22.3 6.4 8.9 6.9Utah 27.8 8.8 10.2 8.8(1) includes transportation, not show n separately.

ELECTRIC ENERGY RETAIL SALES, BY CLASS OF SERVICE: 2007


Establishments EmployeesUnited States 726 6,115Wyoming 2 0-19Arizona 10 30Colorado 11 29Idaho 8 20-99Montana 8 13Nevada 3 0-19New Mexico 5 20-99Utah 2 0-19

SEWAGE TREATMENT FACILITIES: 2006


Billions of kWh Total % From CoalUnited States 4,156.7 48.5Wyoming 45.6 94.5Arizona 113.3 36.4Colorado 53.9 66.7Idaho 11.5 0.7Montana 28.9 63.4Nevada 32.7 21.7New Mexico 36.0 76.7Utah 45.4 81.9Source: Statistical Abstract o f the U.S., 2010

ELECTRICAL POWER INDUSTRY NET GENERATION: 2007

Revenue (in cents) per kWh Total (1) Residential Commercial IndustrialUnited States 9.13 10.65 9.65 6.39Wyoming 5.29 7.75 6.25 4.10Arizona 8.54 9.66 8.27 6.05Colorado 7.76 9.25 7.62 5.97Idaho 5.07 6.36 5.14 3.87Montana 7.13 8.77 8.10 5.16Nevada 9.99 11.82 10.09 8.28New Mexico 7.44 9.12 7.66 5.60Utah 6.41 8.15 6.54 4.52

ELECTRIC ENERGY PRICE, BY CLASS OF SERVICE: 2007

(1) Includes transportation, not show n separately.Source: Statistical Abstract o f the U.S., 2010

NAICS Kind of Business All Annual Paid Code Establishments Revenue Payroll Employees

(number) ($1,000) ($1,000) (number)22 Utilities---------------------------------------------------------------------- 111 Q 170,281 2,236 221 Utilities---------------------------------------------------------------------- 111 Q 170,281 2,236 2211 Electric power generation, transmission, & distribution---- 75 Q 160,580 2,03522111 Electric power generation----------------------------------------- 12 Q 55,324 628 22112 Electric power transmission, control, & distribution-------- 63 Q 105,256 1,407 2212 Natural gas distribution---------------------------------------------- 21 Q 9,365 174 2213 Water, sewage, & other systems---------------------------------- 15 Q 336 27

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COUNTY 2006 2007 2008 2006 2007 2008WYOMING 2,355 2,556 2,605 $240,624 $252,963 $263,613Albany (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) Big Horn 26 30 29 $1,791 $2,007 $2,018Campbell 197 227 255 $22,276 $23,464 $27,208Carbon 63 69 65 $4,117 $4,521 $4,296Converse (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) Crook (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) Fremont (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) Goshen 32 35 34 $2,011 $2,156 $2,035Hot Springs (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) Johnson 10 10 13 $1,252 $1,326 $1,540Laramie 132 149 152 $11,246 $12,857 $14,862Lincoln (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) Natrona (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) Niobrara (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) Park 79 82 84 $6,357 $6,234 $6,289Platte (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) Sheridan 71 86 86 $8,581 $8,307 $9,119Sublette 41 58 32 $4,019 $5,428 $3,475Sweetwater (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) Teton (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) Uinta 82 94 99 $7,714 $8,267 $9,041Washakie (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) Weston (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) - not show n to avoid disclosure of confidential information.

COUNTY Establishments Receipts ($1,000) Establishments Receipts ($1,000) Establishments Receipts ($1,000)WYOMING 51 $1,190 58 $1,540 49 $934Albany 3 $16 (D) (D) 3 $27Big Horn (D) (D) 0 $0 (D) (D)Campbell 5 $117 3 $117 4 $147Carbon $0 (D) (D) (D) (D)Converse 0 $0 (D) (D) (D) $0Crook 0 $0 (D) (D) (D) (D)Fremont (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D)Goshen 0 $0 0 $0 0 $0Hot Springs 0 $0 0 $0 0 $0Johnson (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D)Laramie 3 $8 (D) (D) 5 $111Lincoln (S) (S) 6 $64 5 $75Natrona 8 $167 10 $313 8 $176Niobrara 0 $0 0 $0 0 $0Park (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D)Platte (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D)Sheridan 0 $0 0 $0 0 $0Sublette 3 $117 (D) (D) (D) (D)Sweetwater 4 $28 4 $53 (D) (D)Teton 4 $133 7 $182 (D) (D)Uinta (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D)Washakie (S) (S) (D) (D) (D) (D)Weston 3 $31 (D) (D) (D) (D)(D) - not show n to avoid disclosure of confidential information.(S) - not show n to avoid disclosure of data that does not meet publication standards.Source: U.S. Census Bureau




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WYOMING $30,123,884 $22,455,332 $33,044,082 $24,701,276Albany $1,134,812 $756,541 $1,188,587 $792,391Big Horn $684,701 $547,760 $720,609 $576,487Campbell $3,037,328 $2,314,338 $5,329,579 $4,136,218Carbon $898,233 $718,586 $1,018,432 $798,278Converse $529,735 $423,788 $489,487 $391,589Crook $369,506 $246,338 $431,549 $287,700Fremont $677,703 $543,625 $601,694 $553,690Goshen $516,822 $393,769 $585,515 $446,106Hot Springs $409,844 $327,875 $391,824 $313,459Johnson $1,089,964 $871,971 $1,370,985 $1,096,788Laramie $5,628,969 $3,871,015 $5,551,872 $3,888,999Lincoln $730,017 $683,219 $1,057,093 $845,674Natrona $3,131,650 $2,505,320 $3,132,826 $2,506,261Niobrara $152,486 $101,657 $133,509 $93,416Park $1,611,694 $1,289,355 $1,675,115 $1,340,086Platte $425,990 $340,792 $434,297 $320,401Sheridan $1,989,435 $1,326,290 $2,134,311 $1,422,874Sublette $752,127 $752,127 $468,468 $468,468Sweetwater $2,697,911 $1,798,607 $2,920,555 $1,947,747Teton $2,114,166 $1,409,720 $1,886,704 $1,257,802Uinta $750,911 $600,728 $735,615 $588,475Washakie $445,646 $356,520 $504,903 $403,922Weston $344,236 $275,389 $280,555 $224,444


WYOMING $6,631,769 $5,130,438 $11,553,459 $8,764,352Albany $15,850 $10,567 $33,558 $22,372Big Horn $9,327 $7,461 $6,276 $5,021Campbell $1,231,897 $938,588 $5,133,687 $4,037,273Carbon $241,464 $193,171 $452,238 $358,351Converse $203,097 $162,478 $513,503 $410,803Crook $27,866 $18,577 $23,302 $15,534Fremont $17,758 $14,206 $35,377 $29,732Goshen $15,341 $11,688 $3,636 $2,771Hot Springs $501 $401 $2,157 $1,725Johnson $7,953 $6,362 $6,378 $5,103Laramie $269,273 $183,064 $287,386 $195,437Lincoln $339,315 $315,505 $539,757 $431,806Natrona $159,003 $127,202 $72,575 $58,060Niobrara $1,009 $672 $5,473 $3,872Park $47,117 $37,693 $55,395 $44,316Platte $1,256,842 $1,005,473 $1,861,500 $1,332,990Sheridan $161,480 $107,653 $409,734 $273,156Sublette $633,770 $633,770 $321,924 $321,924Sweetwater $1,781,786 $1,187,857 $1,611,160 $1,074,107Teton $7,602 $5,230 $20,643 $13,762Uinta $120,587 $96,469 $130,681 $104,545Washakie $25,249 $20,199 $15,796 $12,637Weston $57,684 $46,147 $11,322 $9,058

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National Parks Yellowstone National Park is the world’s first and foremost national park. Two contrasting elements have combined to produce this area of natural wonders; a land born in the fires of thundering volcanoes and then sculptured by glacial ice and running water. The Park features the world’s most extensive area of geothermal activity. Thousands of hot springs dot thermal basins; geysers hurl thousands of gallons of boiling water into the air; hissing steam vents punctuate valley floors; and petrified tree stumps, remnants of a primeval forest buried by volcanic ash, stand starkly on eroded mountain sides. This thermal theatre had its beginning in an enormous volcanic eruption thought to have occurred about 600,000 years ago. Heat from a huge reservoir of molten rock, which produced the massive eruption, remains relatively close, beneath the surface, sustaining the spectacular hot water and steam phenomena for which the Park is famous.

Grand Teton National Park is Wyoming’s smaller national park and lies south of Yellowstone. Known worldwide for its breathtaking beauty, the Teton Range thrusts abruptly from the floor of the Jackson Hole valley nearly one and a half miles seemingly straight up into the skies. The Indians called them Teewinot (Many Pinnacles) while the French trappers referred to part of the range as Les Trois Tetons (The Three Breasts).

Source: State of Wyoming Secretary of State, http://soswy.state.wy.us/SecretaryDesk/StateInfo_Symbols.aspx Photos: National Park Service (NPS), http://www.nps.gov/yell/index.htm and http://www.nps.gov/grte/index.htm

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NAICS Kind of Business All Annual Paid Code Establishments Sales Payroll Employees

(number) ($1,000) ($1,000) (number)42 Wholesale trade-------------------------------------------------------------- 826 7,698,723 371,997 7,646 423 Durable goods merchant wholesalers-------------------------------- 545 3,087,395 266,393 5,215 4231 Mtr vehicle & parts & supplies merchant wholesalers------------ 42 215,904 25,456 520 42311 Automobile & other mtr vehicle merchant wholesalers--------- 13 91,281 10,400 207 42312 Mtr vehicle supplies & new parts merchant wholesalers------ 21 71,690 10,755 221 4232 Furniture & home furnishing merchant wholesalers-------------- 4 D D 20-99 4233 Lumber & other const material merchant wholesalers---------- 41 161,598 12,268 346 4234 Prof & commercial equip & supp merchant wholesalers-------- 41 76,458 13,015 290 42342 Office equipment merchant wholesalers--------------------------- 11 33,569 7,076 165 42343 Comp & perphl equip & software merchant wholesalers------ 10 22,348 2,560 45 4235 Metal & mineral (exc petrol) merchant wholesalers--------------- 21 160,976 5,987 122 42351 Metal service centers & other metal merchant wholesalers--- 19 D D 100-249 4236 Electrical goods merchant wholesalers------------------------------ 44 193,963 14,534 321 42361 Elec appar & equip & wiring supp merchant wholesalers----- 32 185,866 13,102 280 42369 Other electronic parts & equip merchant wholesalers---------- 8 3,807 941 28 4237 Hrdwr, plumb & heat equip & supp merchant wholesalers----- 30 96,716 7,036 179 42371 Hardware merchant wholesalers ------------------------------------ 7 D D 20-99 42372 Plumbing & heating equip & supp merchant wholesalers---- 21 83,036 5,387 128 4238 Machinery, equipment, & supplies merchant wholesalers------ 261 2,053,580 169,958 2,979 42381 Const & mining machinery & equip merchant wholesalers--- 25 761,919 53,732 782 42382 Farm & garden machinery & equip merchant wholesalers---- 24 83,290 7,063 193 42383 Industrial machinery & equipment merchant wholesalers---- 180 1,138,359 103,352 1,858 42384 Industrial supplies merchant wholesalers------------------------- 26 D D 20-99 4239 Miscellaneous durable goods merchant wholesalers----------- 61 D D 250-499 42391 Sporting & rec goods & supplies merchant wholesalers------ 12 18,552 3,213 109 424 Nondurable goods merchant wholesalers-------------------------- 246 4,326,316 98,884 2,198 4241 Paper & paper product merchant wholesalers--------------------- 8 D D 20-99 42411 Printing & writing paper merchant wholesalers------------------- 1 D D 0-19 42412 Stationery & office supplies merchant wholesalers------------- 6 7,644 1,515 42 4242 Drugs & druggists' sundries merchant wholesalers------------- 11 206,015 13,300 177 4243 Apparel, piece goods, & notions merchant wholesalers-------- 7 D D 20-99 42433 Women's & child clthng & access merchant wholesalers----- 3 D D 0-19 4244 Grocery & related product merchant wholesalers----------------- 60 227,128 19,751 584 42443 Dairy prod (exc dried/canned) merchant wholesalers---------- 10 D D b 4245 Farm products raw materials merchant wholesalers------------ 12 43,056 1,933 50 42451 Grain & field bean merchant wholesalers-------------------------- 9 38,668 1,567 41 4246 Chemicals & allied products merchant wholesalers------------- 42 383,257 17,388 277 4247 Petroleum & petroleum products merchant wholesalers------- 48 D D 250-499 42471 Petroleum bulk stations & terminals--------------------------------- 35 2,767,662 17,321 367 42472 Petrol & petrol prod merchant wholesalers (exc bulk)---------- 13 D D 100-249 4248 Beer, wine, & alcoholic beverage merchant wholesalers------- 23 D D 250-499 4249 Miscellaneous nondurable goods merchant wholesalers------ 35 D D 100-249 42491 Farm supplies merchant wholesalers------------------------------ 15 58,011 3,165 107 425 Wholesale electronic markets and agents and brokers-------- 35 285,012 6,720 233

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COUNTY 2006 2007 2008 2006 2007 2008WYOMING 9,172 9,651 10,038 $553,156 $614,923 $689,088Albany (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) Big Horn 170 179 177 $6,130 $6,554 $7,075Campbell 1,442 1,545 1,659 $107,894 $111,901 $126,605Carbon 266 301 109 $13,013 $18,512 $4,844Converse (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) Crook (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) Fremont (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) Goshen 254 257 257 $8,496 $9,025 $9,519Hot Springs (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) Johnson 101 95 89 $2,405 $2,387 $2,222Laramie 1,009 1,011 1,075 $48,686 $52,539 $57,670Lincoln (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) Natrona 2,732 2,858 3,013 $216,167 $236,182 $274,952Niobrara (D) 33 32 (D) $685 $632Park 301 310 328 $13,639 $14,192 $16,535Platte (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) Sheridan 380 406 440 $16,897 $19,912 $23,364Sublette 41 71 87 $1,929 $4,295 $5,893Sweetwater (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) Teton (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) Uinta 301 328 360 $17,080 $21,653 $25,800Washakie (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) Weston (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) - not show n to avoid disclosure of confidential information.

COUNTY Establishments Receipts ($1,000) Establishments Receipts ($1,000) Establishments Receipts ($1,000)WYOMING 568 $35,031 566 $34,208 555 $35,501Albany 25 $1,561 (D) (D) 21 $1,454Big Horn 15 $598 14 $295 11 $254Campbell 22 $1,525 24 $1,771 27 $2,838Carbon 18 $380 16 $431 13 $1,015Converse 9 $684 13 $898 16 $906Crook 4 $29 5 $31 (D) (D)Fremont 30 $1,455 35 $1,536 35 $1,746Goshen 13 $529 (D) (D) 15 $549Hot Springs 5 $831 7 $1,011 4 $357Johnson 11 $567 10 $672 (D) (D)Laramie 98 $5,319 97 $5,602 82 $6,369Lincoln 27 $2,969 30 $2,600 23 $1,245Natrona 70 $5,556 67 $3,922 80 $5,434Niobrara (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D)Park 50 $3,873 60 $3,737 53 $2,375Platte 15 $1,759 (D) (D) 7 $776Sheridan 30 $1,517 24 $691 21 $440Sublette 11 $355 (D) (D) (D) (D)Sweetwater 37 $1,429 35 $1,234 36 $1,243Teton 45 $1,017 47 $1,432 52 $2,862Uinta 15 $703 16 $629 18 $825Washakie 9 $1,605 11 $2,410 9 $2,709Weston 8 $610 (D) (D) (D) (D)(D) - not show n to avoid disclosure of confidential information.Source: U.S. Census Bureau


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WYOMING $102,542,322 $79,230,122 $99,654,260 $77,071,638Albany $1,521,931 $1,014,753 $1,178,548 $785,721Big Horn $702,680 $562,173 $885,413 $708,336Campbell $34,850,020 $26,552,886 $34,721,701 $26,813,240Carbon $2,489,058 $1,990,091 $3,125,260 $2,482,264Converse $3,418,231 $2,734,615 $3,886,568 $3,109,260Crook $634,889 $423,322 $515,252 $343,505Fremont $2,833,871 $2,266,897 $1,996,857 $1,789,440Goshen $524,821 $400,151 $526,790 $401,379Hot Springs $386,748 $309,411 $424,750 $339,802Johnson $917,469 $733,993 $828,324 $662,663Laramie $5,202,474 $3,536,087 $7,615,761 $5,459,379Lincoln $3,539,593 $3,304,482 $2,914,876 $2,332,119Natrona $15,074,520 $12,060,661 $10,204,593 $8,163,706Niobrara $201,947 $134,640 $242,710 $170,552Park $1,513,247 $1,211,441 $1,573,272 $1,258,879Platte $519,823 $415,881 $457,218 $345,546Sheridan $2,277,066 $1,518,153 $2,131,477 $1,421,002Sublette $7,138,770 $7,138,770 $7,436,783 $7,436,783Sweetwater $13,140,272 $8,762,039 $13,739,065 $9,196,604Teton $2,730,636 $1,820,106 $2,518,858 $1,676,853Uinta $2,000,049 $1,600,086 $1,746,748 $1,387,850Washakie $481,017 $384,917 $557,676 $446,145Weston $443,189 $354,568 $425,758 $340,610


WYOMING $3,660,754 $2,748,044 $2,804,423 $2,114,470Albany $13,772 $9,181 $8,941 $5,960Big Horn $87,385 $69,908 $110,216 $88,173Campbell $703,939 $536,529 $291,928 $229,494Carbon $28,449 $22,758 $17,728 $14,104Converse $26,905 $21,524 $54,015 $43,212Crook $2,173 $1,449 $2,968 $1,978Fremont $74,333 $59,498 $59,696 $51,720Goshen $7,430 $5,661 $1,393 $1,061Hot Springs $5,200 $4,160 ($1,076) ($861)Johnson $3,710 $2,968 $3,763 $3,010Laramie $423,471 $292,559 $196,123 $144,906Lincoln $45,651 $44,860 $48,892 $39,740Natrona $934,607 $747,685 $644,580 $515,664Niobrara $10,141 $6,761 $5,086 $3,472Park $76,814 $61,455 $102,233 $81,787Platte $43,721 $34,977 $38,388 $29,006Sheridan $62,107 $41,404 $46,266 $30,844Sublette $86,568 $86,568 $246,552 $246,552Sweetwater $871,707 $581,138 $923,491 $584,221Teton $38,520 $25,680 $16,251 $10,834Uinta $104,079 $83,263 ($21,677) ($17,342)Washakie $5,407 $4,326 $7,767 $6,214Weston $4,664 $3,731 $900 $720

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NAICS Kind of Business All Annual Paid Code Establishments Sales Payroll Employees

(number) ($1,000) ($1,000) (number)44-45 Retail Trade------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2,951 8,957,553 758,086 32,033 441 Motor vehicle & parts dealers------------------------------------------------------ 406 2,036,257 165,980 4,644 4411 Automobile dealers------------------------------------------------------------------- 149 1,566,588 109,387 2,697 44111 New car dealers---------------------------------------------------------------------- 77 1,390,334 99,267 2,412 44112 Used car dealers--------------------------------------------------------------------- 72 176,254 10,120 2854412 Other motor vehicle dealers-------------------------------------------------------- 74 212,773 18,523 54344121 Recreational vehicle dealers----------------------------------------------------- 25 74,609 7,020 18644122 Motorcycle, boat, & other motor vehicle dealers----------------------------- 49 138,164 11,503 3574413 Automotive parts, accessories, & tire stores----------------------------------- 183 256,896 38,070 1,404 44131 Automotive parts & accessories stores---------------------------------------- 113 133,199 18,698 73044132 Tire dealers---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 70 123,697 19,372 674442 Furniture & home furnishings stores-------------------------------------------- 149 148,289 21,404 7934421 Furniture stores------------------------------------------------------------------------ 58 72,179 10,844 4094422 Home furnishings stores------------------------------------------------------------ 91 76,110 10,560 38444221 Floor covering stores---------------------------------------------------------------- 43 56,785 8,232 23944229 Other home furnishings stores-------------------------------------------------- 48 19,325 2,328 145443 Electronics & appliance stores---------------------------------------------------- 154 129,818 18,875 78144311 Appliance, television, & other electronics stores---------------------------- 130 113,016 16,719 68344312 Computer & software stores------------------------------------------------------ 23 D D 20-9944313 Camera and photographic supplies stores---------------------------------- 1 D D 0-19444 Building material & garden equipment & supplies dealers--------------- 282 785,593 91,017 3,128 4441 Building material & supplies dealers-------------------------------------------- 224 653,655 78,516 2,655 44411 Home centers------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10 201,889 18,982 76144412 Paint & wallpaper stores----------------------------------------------------------- 13 D D 20-9944413 Hardware stores--------------------------------------------------------------------- 72 D D 500-99944419 Other building material dealers-------------------------------------------------- 129 323,503 41,496 1,181 4442 Lawn & garden equipment & supplies stores--------------------------------- 58 131,938 12,501 473445 Food & beverage stores-------------------------------------------------------------- 281 1,029,913 104,255 5,302 4451 Grocery stores-------------------------------------------------------------------------- 119 901,407 91,100 4,349 44511 Supermarkets & other grocery (except convenience) stores------------- 108 895,891 90,502 4,299 44512 Convenience stores----------------------------------------------------------------- 11 5,516 598 50 4452 Specialty food stores----------------------------------------------------------------- 41 12,867 2,245 1734453 Beer, wine, & liquor stores---------------------------------------------------------- 121 115,639 10,910 780446 Health & personal care stores----------------------------------------------------- 120 207,097 27,694 1,012 44611 Pharmacies & drug stores-------------------------------------------------------- 56 179,884 22,367 76344612 Cosmetics, beauty supplies, & perfume stores----------------------------- 13 6,933 1,040 70 44613 Optical goods stores---------------------------------------------------------------- 19 8,183 2,134 87 44619 Other health & personal care stores-------------------------------------------- 32 12,097 2,153 92 447 Gasoline stations----------------------------------------------------------------------- 397 2,357,931 83,378 4,336 44711 Gasoline stations with convenience stores---------------------------------- 281 1,016,230 40,017 2,275 44719 Other gasoline stations------------------------------------------------------------ 116 1,341,701 43,361 2,061 448 Clothing & clothing accessories stores---------------------------------------- 273 208,301 26,523 1,659 4481 Clothing stores------------------------------------------------------------------------- 179 149,870 17,905 1,208 44811 Men's clothing stores--------------------------------------------------------------- 8 D D 20-9944812 Women's clothing stores---------------------------------------------------------- 64 37,907 4,629 33844813 Children's and infants' clothing stores----------------------------------------- 5 1,254 210 16 44814 Family clothing stores-------------------------------------------------------------- 63 83,236 9,187 64844815 Clothing accessories stores------------------------------------------------------ 6 D D 20-9944819 Other clothing stores---------------------------------------------------------------- 33 15,645 2,805 1304482 Shoe stores----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 48 26,413 3,113 2154483 Jewelry, luggage, & leather goods stores-------------------------------------- 46 32,018 5,505 236451 Sporting goods, hobby, book, & music stores-------------------------------- 227 163,623 21,887 1,383 4511 Sporting goods, hobby, & musical instrument stores----------------------- 164 119,526 16,733 96545111 Sporting goods stores-------------------------------------------------------------- 109 98,101 13,837 69445112 Hobby, toy, & game stores--------------------------------------------------------- 16 11,812 1,521 11345113 Sewing, needlework, & piece goods stores---------------------------------- 32 6,991 1,002 12645114 Musical instrument and supplies stores-------------------------------------- 7 2,622 373 32 4512 Book, periodical, & music stores-------------------------------------------------- 63 44,097 5,154 41845121 Book stores & news dealers------------------------------------------------------ 50 23,859 3,369 26145122 Prerecorded tape, compact disc, & record stores-------------------------- 13 20,238 1,785 157452 General merchandise stores------------------------------------------------------- 92 1,232,558 119,266 5,766 4521 Department stores-------------------------------------------------------------------- 19 D D 1,000-2,4994529 Other general merchandise stores----------------------------------------------- 73 D D 2,500-4,99945291 Warehouse clubs and supercenters------------------------------------------- 12 D D 2,500-4,99945299 All other general merchandise stores------------------------------------------ 61 D D 500-999453 Miscellaneous store retailers------------------------------------------------------ 401 275,435 34,663 1,825 4531 Florists------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 62 16,445 3,655 2864532 Office supplies, stationery, & gift stores----------------------------------------- 132 89,043 12,945 68645321 Office supplies & stationery stores---------------------------------------------- 36 55,714 6,957 27645322 Gift, novelty, & souvenir stores---------------------------------------------------- 96 33,329 5,988 4104533 Used merchandise stores---------------------------------------------------------- 59 20,313 3,637 2704539 Other miscellaneous store retailers--------------------------------------------- 148 149,634 14,426 58345391 Pet & pet supplies stores---------------------------------------------------------- 18 10,968 1,238 96 45392 Art dealers------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 44 40,941 4,510 12845393 Manufactured (mobile) home dealers------------------------------------------ 14 40,104 3,103 64 45399 All other miscellaneous store retailers---------------------------------------- 72 57,621 5,575 295454 Nonstore retailers---------------------------------------------------------------------- 169 382,738 43,144 1,404 4541 Electronic shopping & mail-order houses-------------------------------------- 31 271,903 27,729 8694542 Vending machine operators-------------------------------------------------------- 12 4,899 719 35 4543 Direct selling establishments------------------------------------------------------ 126 105,936 14,696 50045431 Fuel dealers--------------------------------------------------------------------------- 45 61,940 6,422 19645439 Other direct selling establishments-------------------------------------------- 81 43,996 8,274 304D - Withheld to avoid 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COUNTY 2006 2007 2008 2006 2007 2008WYOMING 40,041 41,276 41,584 $1,031,776 $1,105,057 $1,140,914Albany 2,159 2,179 2,159 $47,444 $49,930 $51,293Big Horn (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) Campbell 2,582 2,828 2,927 $74,460 $86,661 $91,439Carbon 1,040 1,097 1,114 $24,375 $27,529 $28,964Converse 733 750 761 $13,543 $14,604 $15,760Crook 329 342 352 $8,594 $9,092 $9,381Fremont 2,616 2,707 2,778 $65,631 $71,050 $73,368Goshen 756 755 745 $22,976 $23,226 $23,427Hot Springs 297 295 303 $4,632 $5,050 $5,391Johnson 534 532 534 $11,406 $11,682 $12,240Laramie 7,274 7,475 7,367 $181,620 $186,957 $188,539Lincoln 949 979 975 $20,090 $22,230 $23,062Natrona 6,338 6,560 6,632 $177,377 $191,812 $200,897Niobrara (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) Park 2,555 2,568 2,665 $60,272 $63,545 $68,097Platte 585 591 576 $13,377 $14,047 $13,640Sheridan 2,229 2,363 2,401 $56,277 $60,180 $64,133Sublette 545 587 616 $14,300 $16,954 $16,644Sweetwater 2,991 3,045 3,027 $84,665 $91,655 $92,986Teton 2,237 2,253 2,295 $79,227 $83,389 $84,605Uinta 1,629 1,677 1,633 $39,952 $42,775 $43,035Washakie 517 533 534 $8,802 $9,095 $9,472Weston 534 539 564 $10,080 $10,332 $11,233(D) - not show n to avoid disclosure of confidential information.

COUNTY Establishments Receipts ($1,000) Establishments Receipts ($1,000) Establishments Receipts ($1,000)WYOMING 4,285 $132,348 4,448 $145,180 4,382 $138,572Albany 205 $3,963 214 $6,698 240 $5,704Big Horn 101 $2,529 102 $2,428 97 $3,287Campbell 361 $10,621 366 $9,760 340 $10,389Carbon 120 $3,759 122 $3,275 122 $2,732Converse 117 $2,988 117 $3,213 97 $3,000Crook 67 $2,078 71 $2,164 68 $2,018Fremont 272 $8,375 304 $11,305 292 $9,563Goshen 94 $2,791 103 $2,546 101 $2,776Hot Springs 57 $2,508 49 $2,050 41 $2,119Johnson 100 $4,449 91 $4,235 94 $1,864Laramie 686 $18,129 699 $21,254 744 $23,086Lincoln 169 $2,449 197 $6,959 210 $6,541Natrona 499 $19,041 540 $20,217 515 $16,999Niobrara 28 $541 22 $501 18 $408Park 279 $10,050 285 $10,909 260 $10,511Platte 87 $2,109 88 $2,822 77 $1,612Sheridan 255 $7,368 243 $5,989 237 $8,925Sublette 66 $2,213 68 $2,713 70 $2,884Sweetwater 268 $10,161 275 $10,356 284 $9,126Teton 160 $8,180 181 $8,133 155 $6,901Uinta 147 $5,154 162 $4,964 179 $4,907Washakie 73 $1,709 77 $1,777 77 $2,374Weston 74 $1,183 72 $912 64 $846Source: U.S. Census Bureau




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WYOMING $280,350,604 $209,102,098 $282,722,683 $213,679,851Albany $13,653,649 $9,102,678 $13,384,888 $8,923,254Big Horn $2,256,430 $1,805,151 $2,023,032 $1,618,427Campbell $38,822,600 $29,580,764 $38,749,492 $29,962,596Carbon $7,226,904 $5,778,692 $8,525,866 $6,730,469Converse $4,288,252 $3,430,609 $5,345,208 $4,276,168Crook $2,067,919 $1,378,782 $2,040,834 $1,360,575Fremont $15,388,486 $12,314,638 $13,750,728 $12,434,668Goshen $3,135,521 $2,389,133 $3,191,907 $2,432,526Hot Springs $1,312,280 $1,049,826 $1,414,483 $1,131,587Johnson $4,131,710 $3,305,372 $5,167,491 $4,133,993Laramie $38,706,869 $26,233,431 $34,988,397 $25,099,880Lincoln $5,798,450 $5,441,949 $6,301,939 $5,044,658Natrona $40,043,770 $32,035,257 $41,299,282 $33,039,432Niobrara $769,976 $513,317 $663,198 $463,061Park $11,407,700 $9,133,245 $11,496,119 $9,199,144Platte $2,502,270 $2,001,821 $2,258,743 $1,697,816Sheridan $16,068,387 $10,711,800 $15,355,732 $10,237,148Sublette $8,371,187 $8,371,187 $9,753,022 $9,753,022Sweetwater $30,870,834 $20,591,489 $35,502,012 $23,681,291Teton $21,223,325 $14,089,833 $19,549,834 $12,935,478Uinta $8,141,804 $6,512,621 $7,839,902 $6,228,198Washakie $2,500,804 $2,001,320 $2,446,005 $1,956,805Weston $1,661,475 $1,329,184 $1,674,567 $1,339,655


WYOMING $8,405,328 $6,225,416 $10,603,649 $8,084,177Albany $193,597 $129,070 $327,589 $218,846Big Horn $146,882 $117,506 $76,250 $61,272Campbell $1,700,342 $1,295,499 $3,472,235 $2,718,821Carbon $898,146 $717,777 $202,792 $161,514Converse $56,223 $44,978 $454,867 $364,166Crook $66,571 $44,380 $60,394 $40,775Fremont $465,903 $372,357 $317,762 $290,796Goshen $34,075 $25,962 $59,864 $45,935Hot Springs $13,884 $11,107 $12,736 $10,461Johnson $336,757 $269,405 $118,297 $94,910Laramie $775,654 $530,544 $1,021,983 $736,578Lincoln $270,933 $250,319 $171,405 $144,964Natrona $1,212,694 $970,186 $895,009 $716,279Niobrara $4,944 $3,296 $7,690 $5,622Park ($172,639) ($232,652) $358,019 $285,481Platte $11,069 $8,855 $14,218 $11,249Sheridan $364,927 $243,356 $378,616 $252,882Sublette $70,747 $70,747 $345,634 $345,634Sweetwater $428,568 $285,713 $1,223,676 $817,935Teton $1,165,497 $778,527 $806,813 $536,981Uinta $165,436 $132,389 $115,485 $92,679Washakie $36,203 $28,963 $41,669 $33,608Weston $158,915 $127,132 $120,645 $96,788

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Source: State of Wyoming w ebsite, http://wyoming.gov/narrative.aspx Photos: National Park Service (NPS), http://www.nature.nps.gov/geology/parks/deto/index.cfm and http://www.nps.gov/fobu/index.htm

National Monuments

Devils Tower National Monument is the nation’s first national monument that looms prominently over the Belle Fourche River in a place where the pine forests of the Black Hills merge with the grasslands of the rolling plains. This imposing formation is a stump-shaped cluster of rock columns 1,000 feet across the bottom and 275 feet across at the top. It rises 1,280 feet above the valley to a height of 5,117 feet above sea level. For centuries, Devils Tower played an important role in the legend and folklore of Indian people. It became a landmark to stalwart explorers and travelers pushing their way west from the Black Hills region. It was proclaimed a national monument on September 24, 1906 by President Theodore Roosevelt. The most recent fame for the Tower came as the site where the spaceship landed in the popular movie, “Close Encounters of the Third Kind.”

Fossil Butte National Monument is a ruggedly impressive topographic feature which rises sharply some 1,000 feet above Twin Creek Valley to an elevation of more than 7,500 feet above sea level. At the base of the Butte are the brightly colored fossil beds of the Wasatch Formation. Near the top of the Butte are the much steeper buff-to-white beds of the Green River Formation. The richest fossil fish deposits are found in limestone layers about three feet thick and lie from 30 to 300 feet below the varying surfaces of the Butte. The fossils represent several varieties of perch, as well as other freshwater genera, and several kinds of herring whose descendants now live in the sea. Fossil Butte contains 8,180 acres and was established as a national monument by public law on October 23, 1972.

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BANK LOCATION DEPOSITS ASSETS LOANSThousands Thousands Thousands

The Bank of Star Valley Afton $95,911 $112,356 $76,680Security State Bank Basin $221,838 $263,090 $151,929Jonah Bank of Wyoming Casper $119,549 $133,964 $95,052Cheyenne State Bank Cheyenne $37,136 $41,925 $33,275Security First Bank Cheyenne $52,711 $60,934 $42,179Tri-County Bank** Cheyenne $41,483 $52,770 $40,380Western Bank of Cheyenne* Cheyenne $0 $0 $0Wyoming Bank and Trust Cheyenne $84,256 $96,872 $68,550Shoshone First Bank*** Cody $0 $0 $0Converse County Bank Douglas $248,644 $273,533 $120,7031st Bank Evanston $421,271 $651,257 $296,913State Bank of Green River Green River $37,479 $42,196 $31,947Oregon Trail Bank Guernsey $26,661 $30,046 $15,721Bank of Jackson Hole Jackson $461,713 $509,337 $430,165Rocky Mountain Bank Jackson $253,198 $338,897 $260,830The Jackson State Bank & Trust*** Jackson $0 $0 $0Central Bank & Trust Lander $137,335 $157,348 $83,426Wyoming State Bank Laramie $111,655 $127,268 $80,785Lusk State Bank Lusk $38,057 $41,857 $30,626Uinta County State Bank Mountain View $66,121 $72,367 $25,182First State Bank of Newcastle Newcastle $113,011 $130,455 $45,158Farmers State Bank Pine Bluffs $16,735 $19,331 $10,503First State Bank of Pinedale*** Pinedale $0 $0 $0Cowboy State Bank Ranchester $40,911 $45,019 $28,415Bank of Commerce Rawlins $93,096 $105,696 $46,204Sheridan State Bank*** Sheridan $0 $0 $0Sundance State Bank Sundance $115,492 $125,293 $66,594Bank of Wyoming**** Thermopolis $0 $0 $0Pinnacle Bank - Wyoming Torrington $468,395 $534,496 $390,293Platte Valley Bank** Torrington $154,107 $187,899 $164,432First State Bank Wheatland $224,752 $254,151 $172,507TOTAL $3,681,517 $4,408,357 $2,808,449

STATE BANKS: DECEMBER 31, 2009

Source: State of Wyoming, Department o f Audit, Division of Banking

* Western Bank of Cheyenne merged with and became a branch of Wyoming State Bank on October 26, 2007** Tri-County National Bank and Platte Valley National Bank converted to state charter on M arch 31, 2008 and changed names to Tri-County Bank and P latte Valley Bank*** Shoshone First Bank, The Jackson State Bank & Trust, First State Bank of P inedale and Sheridan State Bank merged with Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. and became branches October 1, 2008**** Bank of Wyoming purchased by Central Bank and Trust and became branch July 10, 2009

BANK LOCATION DEPOSITS ASSETS LOANSThousands Thousands Thousands

First National Bank Buffalo $169,370 $187,072 $119,411Hilltop National Bank Casper $413,856 $460,472 $212,822Tri-County National Bank* Cheyenne $0 $0 $0First National Bank of Gillette Gillette $369,558 $412,930 $123,639Summit National Bank Hulett $64,605 $73,340 $42,120First National Bank of Wyoming Laramie $181,747 $204,043 $130,924First National Bank and Trust Powell $247,257 $295,953 $153,058Rawlins National Bank Rawlins $131,123 $151,060 $99,530Wyoming National Bank Riverton $86,482 $95,312 $74,067Commerce Bank of Wyoming, National Association** Rock Springs $0 $0 $0Rock Springs National Bank Rock Springs $288,036 $321,745 $146,871Platte Valley National Bank* Torrington $0 $0 $0TOTAL $1,952,034 $2,201,927 $1,102,442

NATIONAL BANKS: DECEMBER 31, 2009

* Tri-County National Bank and P latte Valley National Bank converted to state charter on M arch 31, 2008 and changed names to Tri-County Bank and P latte Valley Bank** Commerce Bank of Wyoming, NA merged with Nebraskaland National Bank and became branch September 25, 2009.

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2000 2006United States $690 $817Wyoming $496 $639Arizona $792 $913Colorado $755 $785Idaho $505 $577Montana $530 $661Nevada $829 $1,006New Mexico $674 $737Utah $620 $702

AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE AVERAGE EXPENDITURES PER INSURED VEHICLE


Renters HomeownersUnited States $188 $804Wyoming $155 $648Arizona $207 $640Colorado $169 $813Idaho $153 $477Montana $160 $666Nevada $205 $693New Mexico $200 $638Utah $139 $494Source: Statistical Abstract of the U.S., 2010

AVERAGE PREMIUMS FOR RENTERS AND HOMEOWNERS INSURANCE: 2006

NAICS Kind of Business All Annual Paid Code Establishments Revenue Payroll Employees

(number) ($1,000) ($1,000) (number)52 Finance & Insurance----------------------------------------------------------- 981 N 291,243 6,854 522 Credit intermediation & related activities------------------------------- 416 N 182,463 4,509 5221 Depository credit intermediation------------------------------------------- 271 N 162,111 3,927 52211 Commercial banking-------------------------------------------------------- 205 Q 132,084 3,096 52212 Savings institutions---------------------------------------------------------- 16 Q 6,598 172 52213 Credit unions------------------------------------------------------------------ 50 99,617 23,429 659 5222 Nondepository credit intermediation------------------------------------- 75 90,792 15,982 433 52229 Other nondepository credit intermediation---------------------------- 71 D D 250-499 522291 Consumer lending--------------------------------------------------------- 17 18,535 5,038 126 522292 Real estate credit----------------------------------------------------------- 35 29,668 7,354 194 522298 All other nondepository credit intermediation----------------------- 19 D D 20-99 5223 Activities related to credit intermediation-------------------------------- 70 25,429 4,370 149 52231 Mortgage & nonmortgage loan brokers-------------------------------- 25 7,349 2,243 51 52239 Other activities related to credit intermediation---------------------- 44 D D 20-99 523 Securities intermediation & related activities------------------------- 180 282,871 37,974 491 5231 Securities & commodity contracts intermediation & brokerage--- 84 58,184 25,443 293 5239 Other financial investment activities-------------------------------------- 96 224,687 12,531 198 52391 Miscellaneous intermediation-------------------------------------------- 40 27,856 4,324 80 52392 Portfolio management------------------------------------------------------ 23 190,613 6,913 67 52393 Investment advice------------------------------------------------------------ 25 5,278 1,108 41 52399 All other financial investment activities--------------------------------- 8 940 186 10 524 Insurance carriers & related activities---------------------------------- 385 N 70,806 1,854 5241 Insurance carriers------------------------------------------------------------- 56 Q 28,711 613 52411 Direct life, health, & medical insurance carriers--------------------- 22 Q 13,331 309 52412 Other direct insurance carriers------------------------------------------- 34 Q 15,380 304 5242 Agencies, brokerages, & other insurance related activities-------- 329 121,005 42,095 1,241 52421 Insurance agencies & brokerages-------------------------------------- 304 102,891 37,977 1,149 52429 Other insurance related activities---------------------------------------- 25 18,114 4,118 92

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N - Not available Q - Revenue not collected at this level of detail for multiestablishment f irms D - Withheld to avoid disclosing data of individual Source: U.S. Census Bureau – 2007 Economic Census

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COUNTY 2006 2007 2008 2006 2007 2008WYOMING 11,738 12,749 13,813 $465,323 $472,897 $522,324Albany 615 638 673 $23,784 $27,851 $28,192Big Horn 174 160 174 $5,571 $4,036 $4,019Campbell 494 549 583 $22,672 $25,641 $27,635Carbon 227 245 257 $6,979 $7,496 $7,698Converse 203 217 229 $6,660 $6,483 $6,419Crook 105 (D) (D) $2,930 (D) (D) Fremont 538 562 609 $16,767 $16,812 $18,015Goshen 261 290 310 $7,283 $7,871 $8,353Hot Springs 95 99 104 $2,737 $2,483 $2,626Johnson 214 235 257 $9,079 $7,940 $8,707Laramie 2,455 2,533 2,837 $118,422 $109,704 $119,007Lincoln 285 318 347 $6,735 $6,663 $7,144Natrona 1,841 2,022 2,169 $80,919 $80,287 $83,205Niobrara 37 (D) (D) $955 (D) (D) Park 739 747 799 $22,624 $21,830 $28,958Platte 189 201 218 $5,845 $5,583 $6,330Sheridan 704 822 888 $23,588 $26,791 $31,955Sublette 139 156 159 $6,110 $6,268 $5,990Sweetwater 609 703 747 $23,535 $27,491 $30,247Teton 1,171 1,416 1,541 $54,302 $58,879 $73,322Uinta 275 292 319 $8,134 $8,845 $9,775Washakie 195 215 234 $6,222 $6,559 $7,094Weston 173 181 199 $3,470 $3,471 $3,664(D) - not show n to avoid disclosure of confidential information.

COUNTY Establishments Receipts ($1,000) Establishments Receipts ($1,000) Establishments Receipts ($1,000)WYOMING 1,276 $85,674 1,334 $78,794 1,193 $71,054Albany 56 $2,197 56 $1,855 51 $1,674Big Horn 18 $800 16 $806 18 $1,005Campbell 66 $1,844 58 $2,205 60 $2,228Carbon 18 $987 19 $880 13 $591Converse 20 $998 12 $959 14 $1,120Crook 10 $138 12 $163 10 $153Fremont 59 $1,786 63 $2,155 49 $1,947Goshen 30 $3,101 42 $2,486 42 $1,882Hot Springs 5 $22 (D) (D) 5 $50Johnson 23 $925 23 $866 19 $581Laramie 224 $15,497 244 $12,865 226 $11,452Lincoln 41 $3,485 37 $1,766 29 $1,212Natrona 181 $10,334 193 $8,834 158 $8,038Niobrara 3 $31 (D) (D) (D) (D)Park 86 $5,275 74 $4,370 64 $3,950Platte 36 $2,180 39 $2,340 26 $2,289Sheridan 65 $4,339 81 $5,571 72 $4,236Sublette 15 $1,288 17 $1,253 14 $932Sweetwater 60 $3,004 61 $2,724 49 $1,841Teton 201 $23,385 213 $22,398 213 $21,710Uinta 30 $2,270 32 $2,813 29 $2,572Washakie (S) (S) 18 $513 14 $603Weston 11 $753 16 $866 17 $914(D) - not show n to avoid disclosure of confidential information.(S) - not show n to avoid disclosure of data that does not meet publication standards.Source: U.S. Census Bureau

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NAICS Kind of Business All Annual Paid Code Establishment Revenue Payroll Employees

(number) ($1,000) ($1,000) (number)53 Real Estate & Rental & Leasing------------------------------------------------- 1,121 991,587 159,727 4,651 531 Real estate----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 865 388,193 62,596 2,291 5311 Lessors of real estate------------------------------------------------------------- 379 152,176 23,287 1,096 53111 Lessors of residential buildings & dwellings----------------------------- 166 61,613 10,284 537 5311101 Lessors of apartment buildings-------------------------------------------- 119 51,578 8,332 443 5311109 Lessors of dwellings other than apartment buildings--------------- 47 10,035 1,952 94 53112 Lessors of nonresidential buildings (except miniwarehouses)----- 104 51,083 7,831 340 5311201 Lessors of professional and other office buildings------------------- 49 24,706 3,415 154 5311202 Lessors of manufacturing and industrial buildings------------------ 6 1,336 290 8 5311203 Lessors of shopping centers and retail stores------------------------ 35 21,109 3,363 133 5311209 Lessors of other nonresidential buildings and facilities------------ 14 3,932 763 45 53113 Lessors of miniwarehouses & self-storage units----------------------- 42 13,069 1,681 86 53119 Lessors of other real estate property---------------------------------------- 67 26,411 3,491 133 5311901 Lessors of manufactured (mobile) home sites------------------------ 49 23,708 3,014 107 5311909 Lessors of other real estate property------------------------------------- 18 2,703 477 26 5312 Offices of real estate agents & brokers--------------------------------------- 333 192,804 21,219 667 5312101 Offices of residential real estate agents & brokers------------------- 296 181,456 18,604 603 5312109 Offices of nonresidential real estate agents & brokers-------------- 37 11,348 2,615 64 5313 Activities related to real estate--------------------------------------------------- 153 43,213 18,090 528 53131 Real estate property managers----------------------------------------------- 72 26,820 12,743 393 531311 Residential property managers---------------------------------------------- 55 23,794 11,597 354 531312 Nonresidential property managers ---------------------------------------- 17 3,026 1,146 39 53132 Offices of real estate appraisers---------------------------------------------- 44 8,685 3,537 92 53139 Other activities related to real estate----------------------------------------- 37 7,708 1,810 43 532 Rental & leasing services--------------------------------------------------------- 247 567,394 95,744 2,336 5321 Automotive equipment rental & leasing-------------------------------------- 36 37,469 4,393 166 53211 Passenger car rental & leasing----------------------------------------------- 26 32,526 3,657 138 53212 Truck, utility trailer, & RV rental & leasing----------------------------------- 10 4,943 736 28 5322 Consumer goods rental---------------------------------------------------------- 102 60,492 11,530 613 53221 Consumer electronics & appliances rental-------------------------------- 11 9,855 1,977 62 53223 Video tape & disc rental--------------------------------------------------------- 44 12,550 2,602 334 53229 Other consumer goods rental------------------------------------------------- 45 D D 100-249532291 Home health equipment rental---------------------------------------------- 35 33,770 5,728 177 5323 General rental centers------------------------------------------------------------- 14 14,067 2,447 104 5324 Machinery & equipment rental & leasing------------------------------------- 95 455,366 77,374 1,453 53241 Heavy machinery rental & leasing-------------------------------------------- 77 D D 1,000-2,499532412 Other heavy machinery rental & leasing----------------------------------- 73 398,837 64,582 1,056 5324121 Rental & leasing of heavy construction equip without operators-- 30 68,144 12,743 244 5324129 Oilfield and well drilling equipment rental and leasing-------------- 43 330,693 51,839 812 53249 Oth comm./ind. machinery & equipment rental & leasing------------- 17 49,078 12,265 378 5324902 Industrial equipment rental & leasing-------------------------------------- 13 47,432 11,989 369 533 Lessors of nonfinancial intangible assets (no copyrighted works)- 9 36,000 1,387 24 5331101 Oil royalty trading companies----------------------------------------------- 7 D D 20-99D - Withheld to avoid disclosing data of individual companies; data are included in higher level totals. Source: U.S. Census Bureau – 2007 Economic Census

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COUNTY 2006 2007 2008 2006 2007 2008WYOMING 16,657 18,710 20,318 $400,202 $369,214 $348,940Albany 580 643 690 $8,884 $7,520 $7,301Big Horn 156 181 190 $869 $774 $775Campbell 546 631 681 $13,622 $14,622 $15,515Carbon 466 534 591 $4,799 $4,269 $4,061Converse 286 315 356 $3,115 $2,939 $3,136Crook 135 (D) (D) $736 (D) (D) Fremont 1,064 1,174 1,286 $20,396 $20,446 $21,786Goshen 300 332 368 $5,158 $4,685 $4,537Hot Springs 98 104 116 $809 $782 $760Johnson 344 390 432 $3,781 $3,477 $2,601Laramie 2,603 2,827 3,109 $47,663 $41,221 $36,877Lincoln 437 490 537 $8,818 $6,711 $5,723Natrona 2,568 2,844 2,971 $83,121 $77,819 $71,525Niobrara 78 (D) (D) $615 (D) (D) Park 824 929 1,021 $15,215 $12,466 $10,896Platte 259 299 328 $2,046 $1,793 $1,832Sheridan 984 1,123 1,241 $13,941 $11,681 $11,579Sublette 254 287 312 $4,790 $3,819 $3,399Sweetwater 998 1,122 1,234 $34,201 $33,262 $38,288Teton 2,653 3,095 3,406 $109,270 $99,016 $91,627Uinta 529 586 569 $11,910 $14,234 $9,359Washakie 217 236 256 $3,169 $3,577 $3,331Weston 278 321 353 $3,274 $2,839 $2,797(D) - not show n to avoid disclosure of confidential information.

COUNTY Establishments Receipts ($1,000) Establishments Receipts ($1,000) Establishments Receipts ($1,000)WYOMING 5,128 $346,051 5,159 $369,012 5,026 $350,645Albany 227 $12,118 213 $11,902 211 $13,785Big Horn 43 $1,294 43 $1,375 46 $1,452Campbell 348 $28,313 342 $30,275 317 $25,016Carbon 119 $5,976 111 $6,161 122 $6,376Converse 97 $4,482 100 $5,405 94 $5,114Crook 43 $2,091 49 $2,839 42 $2,254Fremont 277 $12,697 259 $10,419 262 $12,274Goshen 90 $3,288 92 $3,179 83 $2,045Hot Springs 37 $1,472 37 $1,649 38 $1,927Johnson 119 $6,394 121 $6,316 122 $7,717Laramie 851 $58,590 879 $63,637 838 $61,642Lincoln 227 $12,543 220 $13,765 204 $10,821Natrona 580 $36,914 621 $45,452 606 $39,800Niobrara 25 $1,267 26 $551 19 $648Park 302 $15,136 289 $17,392 294 $16,276Platte 75 $4,778 65 $4,625 53 $2,541Sheridan 262 $17,597 276 $19,998 257 $19,981Sublette 115 $10,300 126 $9,151 114 $6,794Sweetwater 290 $24,270 309 $26,706 288 $27,431Teton 759 $71,462 749 $70,212 789 $71,379Uinta 123 $8,631 116 $11,608 110 $8,594Washakie 77 $4,406 84 $5,494 84 $5,459Weston 42 $2,032 32 $901 33 $1,319Source: U.S. Census Bureau




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WYOMING $37,391,807 $28,903,435 $39,966,795 $31,093,703Albany $808,548 $539,029 $779,355 $519,594Big Horn $214,339 $171,471 $205,488 $164,395Campbell $5,501,667 $4,191,856 $6,924,185 $5,355,617Carbon $1,790,584 $1,428,648 $1,986,746 $1,568,627Converse $427,839 $342,271 $930,660 $744,534Crook $184,709 $123,138 $115,440 $76,964Fremont $1,295,926 $1,040,058 $1,250,029 $1,149,397Goshen $170,066 $129,578 $148,729 $113,324Hot Springs $118,611 $94,889 $120,674 $96,542Johnson $309,197 $247,357 $549,059 $439,250Laramie $3,338,212 $2,263,649 $2,995,663 $2,159,918Lincoln $792,492 $740,055 $1,260,349 $1,008,554Natrona $4,525,097 $3,620,078 $5,146,584 $4,117,299Niobrara $117,400 $78,266 $88,595 $61,128Park $808,308 $646,613 $812,482 $650,373Platte $120,010 $96,008 $110,613 $82,739Sheridan $915,941 $610,625 $1,068,762 $712,526Sublette $5,335,777 $5,335,777 $5,095,617 $5,095,617Sweetwater $4,965,278 $3,311,417 $4,930,377 $3,287,308Teton $3,866,744 $2,465,458 $3,856,388 $2,417,181Uinta $1,331,117 $1,064,033 $1,260,477 $1,008,391Washakie $380,972 $304,778 $257,094 $205,679Weston $72,975 $58,380 $73,429 $58,747


WYOMING $865,310 $645,638 $1,630,922 $1,256,781Albany $25,243 $16,829 $28,678 $19,118Big Horn $395 $316 $3,228 $2,582Campbell $40,653 $30,973 $49,049 $37,908Carbon $8,898 $7,118 $13,994 $11,169Converse $3,384 $2,707 $2,955 $2,364Crook $209 $139 $85 $57Fremont $29,154 $23,309 $24,525 $22,195Goshen $278 $211 $117,564 $89,572Hot Springs $75 $60 $1,241 $993Johnson $3,880 $3,104 $1,954 $1,563Laramie $176,248 $117,933 $97,862 $70,663Lincoln $14,882 $13,962 $29,183 $23,028Natrona $404,639 $323,711 $1,055,336 $844,269Niobrara $224 $149 $126 $84Park $13,191 $10,553 $7,763 $3,938Platte $994 $795 $1,204 $832Sheridan $45,967 $30,645 $38,176 $25,451Sublette $64 $64 $2,465 $2,465Sweetwater $22,354 $14,902 $46,322 $30,886Teton $65,667 $41,028 $95,674 $56,817Uinta $7,356 $5,885 $11,068 $8,852Washakie $1,477 $1,182 $1,353 $1,082Weston $78 $63 $1,116 $893

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