Table 3.-POPULATION IN GROUPS OF PLACES ACCORDING TO SIZE: 1900 TO 1950

Table 3.-POPULATION IN GROUPS OF PLACES ACCORDING TO SIZE: 1900 TO 1950-Con.

Table 4.-POPULATION OF CITIES OF 10,000 OR MORE FROM EARLIEST CENSUS TO 1950

Table 5.-AREA AND POPULATION OF COUNTIES, URBAN AND RURAL: 1930 TO 1950

[Minus sign (-) denotes decrease]

Percent urba

194

1 Yellowstone National Park geographically located within limits of Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming. Total population: 411 in 1950, 459 in 1940, 253 in 1930.

Table 6.-POPULATION OF COUNTIES BY MINOR CIVIL DIVISIONS: 1930 TO 1950

"Uninc." designates an unincorporated place. "Districts" shown here are election districts. Minor civil division figures for 1940 and 1930 do not necessarily add to county totals because of reorganization of minor civil divisions. Figures for 1930 and 1940 not available for unincorporated places and places incorporated subsequent to April 1, 1940. Boundary changes between 1940 and 1950 given in footnotes; for changes between 1930 and 1940, see reports of 16th Census (1940), Population, Vol. I, pp. 1185-1187. Total population of a place located within 2 or more minor civil divisions appears in table 7]

District 1, Sherman.

District 2, Tie Siding..

District 3, Red Buttes.

District 4 (part) ..

District 51

District 6 (part) 1.

District 7, West Laramie.

District 8, Wyoming..

District 9, Bosler 1.

District 14, Toltec..

District 15. 1 ALBANY.-Parts of district 6 annexed to districts 4 and 5 in 1944. District 10, Lookout, annexed to district 9 in 1948. Name of district 19, Sybille, returned in 1940 as Sibylee. Parts of districts 24 and 26 annexed to district 25 in 1948.

BIG HORN.-District 4, St. Joe, and 16, Avent, annexed to district 2 in 1942. Number of district 11, Greybull, returned in 1940 as 9. Number of district 14 returned in 1940 as 20. Number of district 16 returned in 1940 as 10; district 15, Cloverly, annexed in 1940. Number of district 18 returned in 1940 as 12; district 11, Himes, annexed in 1948. Number of district 20 returned in 1940 as 13, and part annexed to Lovell town in 1948. Number of district 22 returned in 1940 as 14. Number of district 23 returned in 1940 as 19. Number of district 25 returned in 1940 as 17. Number of district 26 returned in 1940 as 18.

3 CAMPBELL. Part of district 30 annexed to district 5 in 1940. Parts of districts 13 and 14 annexed to district 11 in 1942.

CARBON.-Part of district 2 annexed to Rawlins city in 1949. Name of district 4, Lamont, Seminoe Dam, Marvin, and Station 8, returned in 1940 as Whiskey Gap, Lamont, P. and R. Marvin, and Seminoe Dam. Name of district 6, Leo, Shirley, Cowden, and Pedro, returned in 1940 as Leo, Shirley, Cowdin, and Pedro. Name of district 9, Elk Mountain and Kyle Camp, returned in 1940 as Elk Mountain, Widdow field, and Kyle Camp. Part of district 12 annexed to district 11 in 1949. Name of district 12, Riverside and Spring Creek, returned in 1940 as Riverside, Cow Creek, and Spring Creek. Name of district 13, Bennett and Ryan Park, returned in 1940 as Bennett and French 4. Name of district 15, Savery, Dixon, Baggs, and Browns Hill, returned in 1940 as Snake River, Savery, Dixon, Baggs, and Browns Hill. Name of district 17, Sinclair, returned in 1940 as Parco; Sinclair town returned in 1940 as Parco town.

CONVERSE.-Names of district 1, Lost Springs, and Lost Springs town returned in 1940 as Lost Spring. Name of district 7, La Prele, returned in 1940 as Lower La Prele; part of district 8, Carey burst, annexed in 1948. Part of district 6 and remainder of district 8 annexed to district 9 in 1944 and 1948, respectively. District 11, Theresa, annexed to district 15 in 1942; parts of districts 15 and 4, Hyland, annexed to district 18 in 1942, and 1944, respectively. District 21, Twenty Mile, annexed to districts 16, 23, and 24 in 1948. Name of district 17, Cheyenne River, changed from Cheyenne River and Dull Center since 1940. Part of district 17 annexed to district 13 in 1948. Part of districts 18 and remainder of district 4 annexed to district 20 in 1944. District 12, Janet, annexed to district 24 in 1940.

CROOK.-District 27, Rocky Ford, annexed to districts 2 and 3 in 1942. District 21, Cold Springs, annexed to district 5 in 1944.
FREMONT.-Parts of district 11 annexed to district 3, coextensive with Riverton town, in 1944 and 1947.

GOSHEN.-District 4, Frederick, annexed to district 5 in 1944. Name of district 5, Scott Center, changed from Haynes.

Table 6.-POPULATION OF COUNTIES BY MINOR CIVIL DIVISIONS: 1930 TO 1950-Con.

HOT SPRINGS.-County redistricted in 1942; comparative figures shown wherever possible. East Thermopolis town incorporated in 1947. 10 JOHNSON.-Part of district 4 annexed to district 3, coextensive with Buffalo city, in 1947. 11 LARAMIE. Part of district 4 comprising part of Cheyenne city annexed to districts 1 and 2 since 1940. Part of district 3 annexed to Cheyenne city in 1940: part of distric annexed to district 3 in 1947. Part of district 5 taken to form district 17 in 1942. Part of district 7 taken to form district 18 in 1942. Part of district 10 annexed to district 13 in 19 Parts of district 11 annexed to districts 12 and 13 in 1942 and 1948, respectively.

12 LINCOLN.-Thayne town incorporated in 1947.

13 NATRONA.-District 1 returned as district 1, Muddy, in 1940. Parts of Casper city reverted to districts 5 and 6 in 1948. Casper city annexed part of district 8 in 1948: of district 9 in 1946, 1948, and 1949; and parts of district 10 in 1945 and 1947.

14 PARK.-Part of district 2 annexed to district 3 in 1947. Parts of district 3 annexed to district 2 in 1945 and 1948. Parts of district 2 taken to form districts 24 and 25 in 19 Cody city returned in 1940 as a town. Part of district 19 annexed to district 6 in 1946. Part of district 10 annexed to district 9 in 1949.

is PLATTE.-Parts of Wheatland town reverted to district 1 in 1947. Part of district 20 annexed to district 16 in 1940.

16 SHERIDAN.-Parts of district 5 annexed to district 2 in 1941, 1942, 1946, and 1947. Parts of district 25 annexed to district 3 in 1941, 1942, and 1946. Part of district 3 annexed district 25 in 1944. Part of district 6 annexed to district 4 in 1940. Part of district 11 annexed to district 22 in 1940. District 13 annexed to district 15 in 1942.

Table 6.-POPULATION OF COUNTIES BY MINOR CIVIL DIVISIONS: 1930 TO 1950-Con.

17 Sublette.-County redistricted in 1944; comparative figures shown wherever possible. Parts of district 9 annexed to district 1 in 1946 and 1947. 18 SWEETWATER.-District 7, Blairtown, annexed to district 4 in 1948. 1940 population of district 6 includes population (40) of district 26, Gunn, annexed to district 6 in 1939 ut returned separately in 1940. Part of district 6 taken to form new district 7 in 1948. Part of district 12 taken to form district 13-2 in 1946. District 13-1, East Plane, changed from istrict 13, Lionkol, in 1946.

1 TETON.-Part of district 1 annexed to Jackson town in 1946.

20 WASHAKIE.-Part of district 5 annexed to Worland town in 1949.

21 WESTON.

-Part of district 1 annexed to district 9 in 1948. Name of district 3, Buffalo Creek, returned in 1940 as Buffalo. District 11, Raven Creek, annexed to districts 3 nd 7 in 1942. Number of district 11 returned in 1940 as 12. Number of district 12 returned in 1940 as 14. Number of district 13 returned in 1940 as 15. Number of district 14, oda Creek, returned in 1940 as 16. District 13, Thornton, annexed in 1942 to district 14, Soda Creek. Part of district 14, Soda Creek, annexed to district 13, Upton, in 1949. YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK.-Geographically located within limits of Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming. Total population: 411 in 1950, 459 in 1940, 253 in 1930.

Table 7.-POPULATION OF ALL INCORPORATED PLACES AND OF UNINCORPORATED PLACES OF 1,000 OR MORE: 1950 AND 1940

'Uninc." designates an unincorporated place. Figures for 1940 not available for unincorporated places and places incorporated subsequent to April 1, 1940. For 1930 population of incorporated places, see table 6]