Table: Natural Population Change 1994-95

as a Proportion of Growth and Total Population Change During the First Half of the Decade: Wyoming and Selected States

Population Percent Population Change Population Change Breakout

April 1990 July 1994 July 1995 April 1990-July 1995 July 1994-July 1995 Migration Natural Change Percent due to Natural Change

Colorado 3,294,473 3,661,665 3,746,585 13.7 2.3 55,302 29,618 34.9

Idaho 1,006,734 1,134,492 1,163,261 15.5 2.5 19,778 8,991 31.3

Montana 799,065 856,242 870,281 8.9 1.6 10,445 3,594 25.6

Nebraska 1,578,417 1,624,272 1,637,112 3.7 0.8 4,944 7,896 61.5

South Dakota 696,004 723,246 729,034 4.7 0.8 2,090 3,698 63.9

Utah 1,722,850 1,908,543 1,951,408 13.3 2.2 15,210 27,655 64.5

Wyoming 453,589 476,061 480,184 5.9 0.9 1,224 2,899 70.3

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	Population			Percent Population Change		Population Change Breakout
	April 1990	July 1994	July 1995	April 1990-July 1995	July 1994-July 1995	Migration	Natural Change	Percent due to Natural Change

Colorado	3,294,473	3,661,665	3,746,585	13.7	2.3	55,302	29,618	34.9
Idaho	1,006,734	1,134,492	1,163,261	15.5	2.5	19,778	8,991	31.3
Montana	799,065	856,242	870,281	8.9	1.6	10,445	3,594	25.6
Nebraska	1,578,417	1,624,272	1,637,112	3.7	0.8	4,944	7,896	61.5
South Dakota	696,004	723,246	729,034	4.7	0.8	2,090	3,698	63.9
Utah	1,722,850	1,908,543	1,951,408	13.3	2.2	15,210	27,655	64.5

Wyoming	453,589	476,061	480,184	5.9	0.9	1,224	2,899	70.3