Wide Horizons and Mountain Towns
WyomingWyoming combines open basins, prairie, mountain ranges, and towns shaped by ranching, railroads, energy, and outdoor life. Cheyenne is the capital, Casper lies along the North Platte River, and communities near the Bighorns, Wind River Range, and Tetons offer different views of the state. Tribal communities and histories are an essential part of Wyoming.
Wyoming at a Glance
County Guides in Wyoming
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Counties of Wyoming

Get to know the cities, towns and landscapes of Wyoming. Browse the photographs and official resources on this page for places to explore and practical information.
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Campbell CountyCampbell County carries a distinctly Wyoming story shaped by powder river basin coal country, gillette community life, open prairie, rodeo culture, and highway travel.…
Laramie CountyLaramie County carries a distinctly Wyoming story shaped by wyoming capital life, cheyenne frontier days, railroad history, southeast plains, and state government. Its communities…
Lincoln CountyLincoln County carries a distinctly Wyoming story shaped by fossil basin heritage, star valley communities, ranch country, snake river access, and western wyoming mountain…
Natrona CountyNatrona County carries a distinctly Wyoming story shaped by oregon trail landmarks, casper mountain, north platte river recreation, energy history, and central wyoming services.…
America
Local communities make a national story tangible. Across Wyoming, libraries, schools, businesses, public spaces, and volunteer groups give neighbors places to meet, learn, work, and contribute. Exploring a community means listening to its people and understanding both its achievements and its challenges.
Places, People and Stories
Freedom to Build
Freedom gives people room to create businesses, raise families, serve their communities, and pursue a future they choose.
Community Makes Us Stronger
Strong communities grow when neighbors participate, local institutions serve well, and people invest time and care close to home.
Opportunity Within Reach
Education, work, entrepreneurship, and community connections can open practical paths for people to build more secure and meaningful lives.
Building Tomorrow Together
A shared future grows from responsible choices today—supporting families, strengthening communities, preserving local heritage, and creating room for new ideas.
Wyoming Headlines
Latest reporting from WyoFile . Coverage may include state and national stories.
Wyomingites go to the polls to vote on the economy, the state’s next governor and ‘change’
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Stories from every corner of Wyoming Headlines.
Wyomingites go to the polls to vote on the economy, the state’s next governor and ‘change’
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Nov 3, 2026 • 2 min read
Defense questions poisoning evidence in UW grad student’s attempted murder case
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Nov 3, 2026 • 2 min read
Wyomingites head to the polls today. Here’s what to know.
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Nov 3, 2026 • 2 min read
Wyoming tribe reclaims access after asking church to leave Wind River Reservation
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Nov 3, 2026 • 2 min read
Wyoming Highway Patrol limited mileage and overtime to offset budget overrun, transportation department says
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Nov 2, 2026 • 2 min readThe Spirit and Symbols of Wyoming
Symbols that represent Wyoming
Equality State
Equality State is a widely used name for Wyoming.
Equal Rights
Equal Rights is the state motto.
Western meadowlark
Western meadowlark is the state bird of Wyoming.
Indian paintbrush
Indian paintbrush is the state flower of Wyoming.
Plains cottonwood
Plains cottonwood represents Wyoming among its official tree symbols.
American bison
American bison represents Wyoming among its official animal symbols.
A State with Many Stories
Big Landscapes and Western Communities. Explore the communities, public lands, and local traditions that give Wyoming its own sense of place.
WYOMING
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Wyoming Resources
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Government
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Schools
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Health Services
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Public Safety
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Emergency Preparedness
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State Parks
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Trails and Public Lands
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Utilities
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Libraries
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Driver and Vehicle Services
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Transportation
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Postal Services
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Veterans
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Employment
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Questions About Wyoming
Answers and links for residents and travelers.
Cheyenne is the state capital. Cheyenne is the largest city.
Wyoming has 23 counties.
Gannett Peak — 13,804 ft.
The official tourism guide provides destinations and trip-planning information.
Use the National Park Service’s Wyoming directory and the parks resources above. Check current access and conditions with the managing agency.
Start with the official government directory and choose the agency for the service you need.
Consult Wyoming Department of Transportation to find the correct service and current requirements.
See Homeland Security for the relevant state resources, and use the National Weather Service for forecasts and alerts.
Use U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs for official service and benefits information.
The population shown is the 2025 Census estimate, sourced through the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis FRED table. Land and water figures use 2025 Census geography.
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