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- The first inhabitants of the Wyoming area were the Crow, Shashone, Lakota and Arapaho tribes.
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No state says “Wild West” quite like Wyoming. Indeed, the Cowboy State is full of large windswept prairies, rugged mountains and deep canyons populated by more wildlife than people. Wyoming is a treasure for outdoor enthusiasts; try your hand herding cattle on a guest ranch in the Big Horn Mountains, take a wild float trip down the Wind River Canyon, ski in the winter at the world-class resort of Jackson Hole or going horseback riding … anywhere.
Wyoming is also home to two famous, stunningly beautiful national parks: Yellowstone and Grand Teton in the northwestern part of the state.
Facts About Wyoming United States
- Population: 505,907
- Time Zone: America/Denver
