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Rock Springs is known as the home of 56 nationalities; a true melting pot. Formed by the railroad and coal mines, Rock Springs offers a variety of recreational opportunities for visitors and residents alike. Established in 1888 as a mining town, the natural resources around the area are the driving force behind the Rock Springs economy.
The Sand Dunes, just a few miles north of Rock Springs, are the largest in North America. As you approach modern-day Rock Springs, you can almost imagine earlier travelers bouncing along the Overland Stage Route toward the welcome stage station that was the beginning of the town in 1862. For years the area provided millions of tons of coal to feed the nation's locomotives. Today, the Rock Springs area continues to have a leadership role in the nation's energy production.
Taken from www.rockspringswyoming.net
County: Sweetwater County
Rock Springs Zip Codes: 82901
Rock Springs Public Schools:
Elementary School: WHITE MOUNTAIN, WALNUT, WESTRIDGE, OVERLAND, DESERT VIEW AND NORTHPARK ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
Middle School: ROCK SPRINGS EAST JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
High School: ROCK SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL AND INDEPENDENCE HIGH SCHOOL
Rock Springs School Information
Rock Springs Population: 23,016
Rock Springs White Population: 20,994
Rock Springs Black Population: 238
Rock Springs Hispanic Population: 2,095
Rock Springs Asian Population: 201
Rock Springs Hawaiian Population: 7
Rock Springs Indian Population: 204
Rock Springs Other Population: 753
Rock Springs Male Population: 11,602
Rock Springs Female Population: 11,414
Rock Springs Average House Value: $105,700.00
Rock Springs Average Household Income: $43,355.00
Rock Springs Average Persons Per Household: 2.54
Rock Springs Median Age: 33.70
Rock Springs Median Age Male: 33.80
Rock Springs Median Age Female: 33.60
Rock Springs Business Establishments: 802
Rock Springs Employees: 8,316
Rock Springs Total Annual Payroll: $240,545,000.00
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