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Wyoming Soil Data

Soil data for 23 counties

The most common soil order across Wyoming's 23 counties is Entisols. County-level average pH ranges from 6.7 to 7.7, reflecting the state's diverse geology and land use. Approximately 4% of counties report poor or very poor drainage as the dominant class, which can affect crop selection and land management decisions.

Counties in Wyoming

CountyDominant TextureAvg pHDrainageSoil Order
Albany CountyUnknownN/AN/AN/A
Big Horn CountyUnknownN/AN/AN/A
Campbell CountyUnknownN/AN/AN/A
Carbon CountyUnknownN/AN/AN/A
Converse CountyUnknownN/AN/AN/A
Crook CountyLoam6.8N/AN/A
Fremont CountyUnknownN/AN/AN/A
Goshen CountyUnknownN/AN/AN/A
Hot Springs CountyUnknownN/AN/AN/A
Johnson CountyUnknownN/AN/AN/A
Laramie CountyUnknownN/AN/AN/A
Lincoln CountyUnknownN/AN/AN/A
Natrona CountyUnknownN/AN/AN/A
Niobrara CountyLoam7.2N/AN/A
Park CountyUnknownN/AN/AN/A
Platte CountySandy Loam7.2N/AN/A
Sheridan CountyUnknownN/AN/AN/A
Sublette CountyUnknownN/AN/AN/A
Sweetwater CountyUnknownN/AN/AN/A
Teton CountyUnknownN/AN/AN/A
Uinta CountyLoam7.7N/AN/A
Washakie CountyFine sandy loam7.6Somewhat poorly drainedEntisols
Weston CountyLoam6.7N/AN/A