Wyoming
Wyoming is a western U. S. state defined by vast plains and the Rocky Mountains. Its famed Yellowstone National Park, a nearly 3,500-sq. -mile wilderness recreation area, is home to hundreds of animal species, dramatic canyons and alpine rivers. The park's gushing geysers include the iconic Old Faithful. To the south is Grand Teton National Park, known for backcountry skiing areas, forested trails and Snake River.
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I.M. Hobson
Actor
Adam J. Slemmer
Officer
Old Chief Smoke
Washakie
Leader
Mary Mead
American Politician
Randolph Udall
Maxwell Struthers Burt
American novelist
Inger Koedt
Writer
Orin C. Smith
Executive
John T. Walton
Sam Walton's son
Clifford Hansen
Former United States Senator
Nancy Newhall
American author
David Hare
American artist
Randolph Udall
Nate Champion
Cowman
Bill Gore
American engineer
Wild Bill Hickman
American author
Henry Bourne Joy
Sarvadaman Chowla
American-British-Indian mathematician
Derrick Shepard
American football player
Ken Sailors
American professional basketball player
Steve Long
Sheriff
Brad Watson
American author
Franklin Edgerton
American linguist
Dewey McConnell
American football player
N. K. Boswell
American rancher
Clement Bengough
Cricketer
Walter W. Granger
American paleontologist
Margaret Murie
Naturalist
Olaus Murie
Naturalist
Adolph Murie
Author
Ellen Watson
Young Man Afraid of His Horses
Chief
Doc Middleton
Erivan Haub
German businessman
Ronnie Bedford
Jazz musician
Big Nose George
Highwayman
John Eugene Osborne
Former Governor of Wyoming
Harold W. Handley
Former Governor of Indiana
John E. Osborne
Former United States Representative
Darrell Winfield
American model
Judy Tyler
American actress
Edward D. Crippa
American Politician
Audrey Wagner
American baseball player
Wally Wales
American film actor
Frank O. Horton
American member of the United States House of Representatives
Henry A. Coffeen
Former United States Representative
