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Wyoming Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages (QCEW), Second Quarter 2024 (2024Q2)

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Mining, Including Oil & Gas (NAICS 21)

Table 32: Wyoming Covered Employment, Total Wages, & Average Weekly Wages in Mining, Including Oil & Gas*, Second Quarter 2023 & 2024a
Average Monthly Employment Total Wages Average Weekly Wage
Change   Change Change
NAICSb Code Ownership and Industry 2024Q2 2023Q2 N % 2024Q2 2023Q2 $ % 2024Q2 2023Q2 $ %
21 Mining, Including Oil & Gas - Private* 16,005 17,072 -1,067 -6.3 $404,118,984 $427,369,310 -$23,250,326 -5.4 $1,942 $1,926 $17 0.9
211  Oil & Gas Extraction  2,316 2,321 -5 -0.2 $75,006,934 $75,302,041 -$295,107 -0.4 $2,491 $2,496 -$5 -0.2
2111  Oil & Gas Extraction  2,316 2,321 -5 -0.2 $75,006,934 $75,302,041 -$295,107 -0.4 $2,491 $2,496 -$5 -0.2
211120 Crude Petroleum Extraction  866 874 -8 -0.9 $27,984,579 $26,282,812 $1,701,767 6.5 $2,486 $2,314 $172 7.4
211130 Natural Gas Extraction  1,450 1,447 3 0.2 $47,022,355 $49,019,229 -$1,996,874 -4.1 $2,495 $2,606 -$111 -4.3
212  Mining, Except Oil & Gas 7,129 7,770 -641 -8.3 $184,379,071 $198,091,264 -$13,712,193 -6.9 $1,989 $1,961 $28 1.5
2121  Coal Mining  3,757 4,648 -891 -19.2 $88,314,309 $110,547,012 -$22,232,703 -20.1 $1,808 $1,830 -$21 -1.2
2122  Metal Ore Mining  132 112 20 17.6 $3,629,880 $3,019,750 $610,130 20.2 $2,121 $2,074 $47 2.2
212290 Other Metal Ore Mining  129 110 19 17.3 $3,589,380 $2,996,750 $592,630 19.8 $2,146 $2,102 $44 2.1
2123  Nonmetallic Mineral Mining & Quarrying  3,240 3,011 230 7.6 $92,434,882 $84,524,502 $7,910,380 9.4 $2,194 $2,160 $35 1.6
212319 Other Crushed & Broken Stone Mining  15 15 0 2.2 $190,246 $164,466 $25,780 15.7 $976 $862 $113 13.1
212323 Kaolin, Clay, & Ceramic & Refractory Minerals Mining  899 796 103 12.9 $16,290,278 $14,376,580 $1,913,698 13.3 $1,394 $1,389 $5 0.4
212390 Other Nonmetallic Mineral Mining & Quarrying  1,770 1,758 12 0.7 $65,549,268 $62,261,976 $3,287,292 5.3 $2,849 $2,725 $124 4.6
213  Support Activities For Mining  6,560 6,981 -421 -6.0 $144,732,979 $153,976,005 -$9,243,026 -6.0 $1,697 $1,697 $1 0.0
2131  Support Activities For Mining  6,560 6,981 -421 -6.0 $144,732,979 $153,976,005 -$9,243,026 -6.0 $1,697 $1,697 $1 0.0
213111 Drilling Oil & Gas Wells  951 1,009 -58 -5.7 $25,735,333 $25,882,373 -$147,040 -0.6 $2,082 $1,974 $108 5.5
213112 Support Activities For Oil & Gas Operations  5,183 5,612 -429 -7.6 $110,872,136 $121,067,503 -$10,195,367 -8.4 $1,645 $1,660 -$14 -0.8
213113 Support Activities For Coal Mining  230 218 12 5.5 $4,257,901 $3,860,495 $397,406 10.3 $1,422 $1,360 $62 4.5
213114 Support Activities For Metal Mining  123 88 34 38.9 $2,619,342 $2,386,257 $233,085 9.8 $1,643 $2,078 -$436 -21.0
213115 Support Activities For Nonmetallic Minerals  73 54 19 35.2 $1,248,267 $779,377 $468,890 60.2 $1,315 $1,110 $205 18.5
*Some changes in employment in mining and local government  are due to non-economic code changes. Non-economic code changes result when employers are reclassified to better reflect their ownership and/or their industry. 
aPreliminary. 
bNorth American Industry Classification System.
Source: Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages, developed through a cooperative program between Research & Planning and the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Extract Date: October 2024.
Prepared by M. Moore, Research & Planning, WY DWS, 10/11/24.