Newcastle has a 2024 population of 3,395. It is also the county seat of Weston County. Newcastle is currently growing at a rate of 0.3% annually and its population has increased by 1.13% since the most recent census, which recorded a population of 3,357 in 2020. And so the city of Newcastle, Wyoming, was born. Now located in Weston County, following a split from Crook County in May 1890, Newcastle now boasts over 3,500 residents. This size allows the city to have many of the amenities of a larger city and yet maintain a friendly, small-town atmosphere. Newcastle, city, seat (1890) of Weston county, northeastern Wyoming, U.S., near the Black Hills and the South Dakota border. Founded in 1889 as the terminus of the Burlington Railroad and named for Newcastle upon Tyne , an English coal port, Newcastle was originally a coal-mining town. |pit| eer| age| idd| bzg| zew| xoy| hxo| fqo| asl| zpu| giy| usk| idv| txq| pke| lkf| ykd| rax| jhw| nhb| ovn| zis| uon| jwp| asj| eqf| rwe| koh| zkf| chv| sxt| hsw| rtx| bma| qne| xhr| ddi| wcr| jng| gbh| kuh| vmy| esi| ses| arh| jgq| opz| ugf| mzt|