The state of Wyoming has many important bodies of water, including Yellowstone Lake, Bighorn River, Belle Fourche River, and Bighorn Lake.
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Wyoming is the state that was named after a valley in Pennsylvania where an Indian massacre occurred. Wyoming is an Indian word for valley.
The Devils Tower is a US National Monument located in the Black Hills of Wyoming. It is just under a mile in height.
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The Wyoming constitution is created to govern the state of Wyoming while the US constitution deals with national issues. As such, state laws like those stipulated in the Wyoming constitution are only applicable where they don't conflict with the US constitution and not vice versa.
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Wyoming does not have any bodies of water that form its borders. The Flaming Gorge Reservoir crosses the border between Wyoming and Utah. There are various other small lakes and many rivers which also cross the border of Wyoming with other states.
Wyoming is called "Big Wyoming", "Cowboy State", and "Equality State".
The nearest body of water to Cheyenne, Wyoming is Sloans Lake, located about 5 miles southwest of the city.
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The name of Wyoming's state flag is: State Flag of Wyoming.
No, Wyoming does not have a state muffin. In fact, Wyoming does not have an official state food.
Wyoming IS a state.
Wyoming's state flag does not have a nickname. However, the state of Wyoming's official nickname is "The Equality State" which appears on Wyoming's state flag.
The name of the state capitol building in Cheyenne, Wyoming is "Wyoming State Capitol" or "Wyoming State Capitol Building".
Wyoming does not have an official state juice.
There are no major bodies of water that border Wyoming. There are, however six states that do. Starting from the north and going clockwise, they are Montana, South Dakota, Nebraska, Colorado, Utah and Idaho.