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- The State capitol of Wyoming is Cheyenne
- The Wyoming state gem is Jade (Nephrite)
- Wyoming’s state nickname, “The Equality State”, originated because Wyoming was the first state to give women the right to vote.
- Wyoming gained its statehood July 10th, 1890. It is the 44th state in the Union.
- The origin of the state’s name is derived from the Native American word “Mecheweamiin”, which translates to “at the big plains”.
- 2010 Census: 563,626 which makes it 50th in population size among the states.
- Population, percent change, April 1, 2010 to July 1, 2013: 3.4%
- Population Density: 5.8 people per square mile
- Population density is 67% of the population in urban areas, and 33% of the population in rural areas.
- The total area of Wyoming is 97,093.14 square miles
- The highest point in Wyoming is Gannett Peak at 13,804 Feet above sea level (4,210 Meters).
- Total area covered by water is 714 Sq. Miles (1,849 Sq. Km.)
- The Gross Domestic Product of Wyoming $35,845 million (2010 census)
- The personal income per capita 2012: $28,858
Total Population: 563,626 (2010 census); 582,658 (2013 estimate)
15 cities including numbers- 2010 census (July 1, 2011 estimate)
Cheyenne- 59,739 (60,096)
Casper- 55,333 (55,988)
Laramie- 30,938 (31,312)
Gillette- 29,144 (29,389)
Rock Springs- 22,941 (23,229)
Sheridan- 17,462 (17,517)
Green River- 12,462 (12,622)
Evanston-12,358 (12,282)
Riverton- 10,787 (10,867)
Cody- 9,541 (9,653)
Jackson- 9,604 (9,710)
Rawlins- 9,229 (9,203)
Lander- 7,515 (7,571)
Torrington- 6,637 (6,690)
Douglas- 6,119 (6,084)
Population Density- 5.8 people per square mile
Population by County- 2010 census (July 1, 2011 estimate)
Natrona- 75,474 (76,366)
Laramie- 92,130 (92,680)
Sheridan- 29,147 (29,239)
Sweetwater- 43,623 (44,175)
Albany- 36,444 (36,889)
Carbon- 15,834 (15,786)
Goshen- 13,423 (13,536)
Platte- 8,695 (8,796)
Big Horn- 11,696 (11,759)
Fremont- 40,273 (40,579)
Park- 28,269 (28,592)
Lincoln- 18,100 (18,071)
Converse- 13,830 (13,755)
Niobrara- 2,490 (2,491)
Hot Springs- 4,809 (4,799)
Johnson- 8,577 (8,642)
Campbell- 46,228 (46,618)
Crook- 7,115 (7,111)
Uinta- 21,117 (20,985)
Washakie- 8,552 (8,487)
Weston- 7,178 (7,108)
Teton- 21,313 (21,548)
Sublette- 10,237 (10,146)
GDP- $35,845 million (2010 census)
Median household income (2008-2012)- $56,573