Wyoming from A to Z land of outdoor wealth and resources
Wyoming emphasizes outdoor spaces as its core asset with parks and monuments including Yellowstone and Grand Teton. Government ownership covers about half the land while native peoples occupied the region for 12 000 years and many nations claimed parts before statehood in 1890.
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