Riverside, Wyoming

Downtown Riverside

Riverside began life as "Dogget," a shipping center for the products of the copper mines of Grand Encampment. Then folks started calling the place "Dog-town" and the city fathers changed its name. And on the banks of the Encampment River, Riverside lives up to its reputation as a center for world-class trout fishing. The Encampment is also an excellent river for kayakers and rafters.

Fast Facts about Riverside, Wyoming

Riverside, Carbon County, WY 82325
Latitude: 41.2152°N
Longitude: 106.783°W
Elevation: 7,142'
Education:
High School or Higher: 85.7%
Bachelor's Degree or Higher: 19.6%
Graduate or Professional Degree: 16.1%
2011 Cost of Living Index for Riverside: 82.1

2009 Estimates:
Estimated Median Household Income: $76,150
Estimated Median Home Value: $295,600
Median Resident Age: 49.6 Years
Population Density: 222 People per Square Mile
Unemployed (March 2011): 7.8%

Population Demographics: 2010

Total Population	52
Males	31
Females	21
Population by Age
Under 18	2
18 & over	50
20-24	1
25-34	4
35-49	8
50-64	21
65 & over	15

Population by Ethnicity
Hispanic or Latino	1
Non Hispanic or Latino	51
Population by Race
White	51
African-American	0
Asian	0
Native American	1
Hawaiian or Pacific Islander	0
Other	0
Two or more	0

Carbon County Related Pages

Baggs - Dixon - Elk Mountain - Grand Encampment - Hanna - Medicine Bow
Rawlins - Saratoga - Sinclair - Carbon County
Medicine Bow National Forest - Seminoe State Park - Snowy Range Scenic Byway
Pathfinder NWR - Seminoe to Alcova Back Country Byway
Encampment River Wilderness - North Platte River Wilderness
Huston Park Wilderness - Savage Run Wilderness