Moving to Wyoming: A Relocation Guide
Thinking about moving to Wyoming? Here's a practical starting point for newcomers.
Key facts
- Capital: Cheyenne
- Largest city: Cheyenne
- Population: 576,851 (2020 census)
- Nickname: The Equality State
- Region: West
What should you consider before moving to Wyoming?
- Where to live: Major cities include Cheyenne and the state capital Cheyenne. See our Wyoming state guide and city guides for details.
- Cost of living: Compare housing, utilities and taxes carefully — costs vary significantly across the state.
- Lifestyle: Wyoming's west location shapes daily life, from climate to recreation. Explore the top things to do to get a feel for the state.
- Jobs & schools: Research local employers and school districts in your target city before committing.
City guides: Cheyenne, Casper, Jackson, Laramie.
Frequently asked questions
What are the largest cities in Wyoming?
The largest city in Wyoming is Cheyenne, and the capital is Cheyenne. See the city guides for local detail.
What is the population of Wyoming?
The 2020 census population of Wyoming is 576,851 (2020 census).
What should I research before moving to Wyoming?
Compare housing, utilities, taxes, jobs and school districts in your target city. The moving guide above and the Wyoming state guide are a good starting point — verify current costs with local sources.
Next steps
This guide is a starting point — Red Rock Daily is building detailed, city-level relocation coverage across the country. For now, combine this overview with the Wyoming state guide and local city pages.
Sources
U.S. Census Bureau (2020 census population figures); official state records. Cost-of-living details should be verified with current local data.