While alone (Non-Hispanics) in Wyoming

Non-Hispanic Whites account for nearly 81.42% of Wyoming’s population. German, English, and Irish Americans have made up three of the largest European ancestry groups in Wyoming. As per the Census report, German Americans made up 21.9% of the population and number 126,802 members. English Americans made up 12.5% of the population and number 72,384

Irish Americans made up 11.2% of the population and number 64,772 followed by Norwegian ancestry at 4.4 % of the population and number 25,485.

Hispanics and Latinos in Wyoming

Hispanics and Latinos are the second-largest groups in Wyoming. Around 10.24% of Wyoming’s Population claims Hispanic or Latin American ethnicity.  

Multi-Race in Wyoming

Multiracial individuals are also a visible minority in Wyoming. People identifying as multiracial form 4.10% of the population, and number around 23,674 people. 

Native Americans in Wyoming

Native Americans are the third-largest group in Wyoming. Native Americans made up 2.04% of Wyoming’s population and number 11,781 individuals as of 2020. 

African Americans in Florida

Black or African Americans are a minority group in Wyoming. As of 2020, those of African ancestry accounted for 0.82% of Wyoming’s population.

Asian Americans in Wyoming

Asian Americans are a minority group in Wyoming. Americans of Asian descent formed 0.87% of the population. Its ethnic Asian population has grown rapidly since the late 1990s; the majority are Indians, Filipinos, Vietnamese, and ethnic Chinese.

Pacific Islanders in Wyoming

Americans with origins from the Pacific Islands are the smallest minority in Wyoming.  They made up 0.08% of Wyoming’s population