Jackson Hole Wyoming Demographics

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The population density in Teton County is 3.26 persons per square mile. The cost of living is the highest in Wyoming, but unemployment is lower here than any other part of the state.

2000 Population Census Data:

	1960	1970	1980	1990	2000
Jackson, WY	1,437	2,688	4,511	4,472	8,647
Teton County	3,062	4,823	9,355	11,172	18,251

Age Distribution:

0-4 yrs	5-19 yrs	20-29 yrs	30-44 yrs	45-54 yrs	55-69 yrs	70+ yrs
7.88%	18.06%	15.07%	34.56%	10.80%	9.65%	3.88%

Gender:
Males make up 52.2% of the population of Jackson Hole, with females accounting for 47.8%

Martial Status:
46.6% of Jackson Hole residents are single, and 53.4% are married.

While these numbers give some insight into resident demographics, it should be noted that the number of people found in Jackson Hole at any given time varies greatly due to tourism. The area draws millions of visitors each year, with numbers peaking during the summer months. Also, a large number of seasonal employees are necessary to support the local travel industry.