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Big Horn Basin Agriculture and Resources Overview
Northwestern Wyoming's Big Horn Basin spans 125 by 150 miles and is bordered by Montana Yellowstone and ranges. It grows cattle sheep sugar beets potatoes and fruit with irrigation boosting farming. Major towns Worland Lovell Basin Kane Denver and Greybull host diverse industries including oil coal and dairying.
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Wyoming
Montana
Yellowstone Park
Big Horn Basin
Big Horn
Pyror Owl Creek
Rocky Mountains
Big Horn County
Park
Washakie
Hot Srings
Park County
Park and Big Horn
Department of Agriculture
Big Horn River
Kane
Montagna
Lakeside
Oregon Basin
Medicine Wheel
United States
Lovell and
Worland
Russett
Burbank
White Pearl
Bliss Triumph
Washakie County
Sudan
Basin
Lovell
Washakle County
Powell and Basin
Lowell
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Billings
Denver
Thermopolis
Big Horn Canyon
Boysen
Greybull
Cowley
Otto
Byron
Burlington
Shell
Hyund‘ville
Kirby
Mandersat
Smith Hughes
Gebo
Crosby
Grass Creek
Elk Basin
Big Horn Mountains