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Visit Idaho Idaho

Visit Idaho

IdahoStart planning your Idaho adventure. Vacation is more than just scenery; it’s about making life long memories. Download or order the free Idaho Travel Guide here.
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Carbon County South Central

Carbon County

South CentralCarbon County, WY offers lots of great activities, fishing spots, area hiking, campsites, snowmobile trails, wildlife areas and cross country skiing trails and much more.
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Bear Lake Northern Utah

Bear Lake

Northern UtahBear Lake Valley lies on the border of Utah and Idaho, and is home to the "Caribbean of the Rockies", or Bear Lake. Visitors can enjoy a myriad of outdoor activities throughout the entire year.
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Uintah County - Vernal Northeastern Utah

Uintah County - Vernal

Northeastern UtahEnjoy Dinosaur National Monument, scenic byways, state parks, wilderness areas, heritage trails, petroglyphs, and family fun. It's world-class fishing, river running, biking, hiking, and camping in alpine meadows and red rock canyons.
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Visit Moffat County Northwestern Colorado

Visit Moffat County

Northwestern ColoradoWelcome to Colorado’s Great Northwest, Moffat County has nearly 2 million acres of public lands to explore. Experience places like Dinosaur National Monument, the Sand Wash Basin Wild Horse Management Area and free flowing rivers including the mighty Yampa, last of the wild ones!
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Logan - Cache Valley Northern Utah

Logan - Cache Valley

Northern UtahCache Valley is known as one of Utah's most naturally beautiful areas. For a real treat, take a breathtaking drive along the Logan Canyon national Scenic Byway.
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Box Elder County Northern Utah

Box Elder County

Northern UtahBox Elder County is known as a land of contrasts. Visit the the quaint and beautiful town of Brigham City, or get outside and experience any number of outdoor activities within scenic Box Elder County.
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Wyoming

"Equality State"

Motto: Equal rights (1955)
Capitol: Cheyenne
Name Origin: From the Delaware Indian word, meaning “mountains and valleys alternating”; the same as the Wyoming Valley in Pennsylvania
Statehood Date: July 10, 1890 (44th)

Cities in Wyoming

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Official Symbols

A state's official symbols represent the composition and culture of the land and people who live and have lived here. Below are the symbols of Wyoming along with the year they became official.

Flower	Indian Paintbrush (1917)
Tree	Cottonwood (1947)
Bird	Western Meadowlark (1927)
Dinosaur	Triceratops (1994)
Fish	Cutthroat Trout (1987)
Fossil	Knightia (1987)
Gemstone	Jade (1967)
Insignia	Bucking Horse (Unofficial)
Mammal	Bison (1985)
Reptile	Horned Toad (1993)
Soil	Forkwood Series (Unofficial)
Song	“Wyoming” (1955)

Demographics

Population Density: 5.1 people per square mile

Geography and Weather

Land Area: 97,100 sq mi. (251,501 sq km)
Lowest Elevation: 0 ft (0 m)
Average Elevation: 6700 ft (2042.16 m)
Highest Temperature Recorded: 115°F (46°C) on August 8, 1983
Lowest Temperature Recorded: –66°F (–54°C) on February 9, 1933

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