Wyoming is the Equality State, and the focus of today’s list.

1. Statehood: Wyoming became the 44th state of the United States on July 10, 1890.
2. Nickname: It’s known as the “Equality State” because it was the first state to grant women the right to vote.
3. Population: Wyoming has one of the lowest populations among U.S. states, with around 580,000 people.
4. Size: It’s the 10th largest state in the United States by area.
5. Capital: Cheyenne is the capital and largest city in Wyoming.
6. Yellowstone National Park: It’s the first national park in the world, established in 1872, and is mostly in Wyoming.
7. Grand Teton National Park: Known for its stunning mountainous landscapes and abundant wildlife.
8. Devil’s Tower: A unique geological formation and the first national monument in the U.S.
9. Mammal Fossil Discoveries: Wyoming has significant fossil discoveries, including various mammal fossils in the state’s rock formations.
10. Wind River Range: Known for its picturesque mountains and numerous alpine lakes.
11. Big Horn Mountains: A scenic range in north-central Wyoming, popular for outdoor activities like hiking and fishing.
12. State Flag: The Wyoming state flag features a bison and a shield with various symbols.
13. State Bird: The Western Meadowlark is the official state bird of Wyoming.
14. State Flower: The Indian Paintbrush is the official state flower of Wyoming.
15. State Tree: The Plains Cottonwood is the official state tree of Wyoming.
16. Wildlife: Wyoming is home to various wildlife, including bison, elk, moose, grizzly bears, wolves, and pronghorn antelope.
17. National Elk Refuge: Located near Jackson, it provides habitat for one of the largest elk herds on Earth.
18. Buffalo Bill Center of the West: A museum complex in Cody showcasing art, history, and culture of the American West.
19. Hell’s Half Acre: A unique geological formation in Wyoming resembling a lunar landscape.
20. Mountain Ranges: Wyoming has numerous mountain ranges, including the Absaroka, Wind River, Big Horn, and Teton Ranges.
21. Cheyenne Frontier Days: Known as the “Daddy of ’em All,” it’s a famous rodeo and western celebration held annually in Cheyenne.
22. Tribal Nations: Wyoming is home to several Native American tribes, including the Shoshone, Arapaho, and others.
23. Old Faithful: An iconic geyser in Yellowstone National Park, famous for its regular eruptions.
24. Jackson Hole: A valley surrounded by mountains and known for its outdoor recreational opportunities and scenic beauty.
25. Fossil Butte National Monument: Features well-preserved fossils from ancient lakebeds.
26. Bison Herds: Yellowstone National Park and Grand Teton National Park are known for their bison herds.
27. Chimney Rock: A prominent rock formation in western Wyoming resembling a chimney.
28. Boysen State Park: Offers various water-based activities on Boysen Reservoir.
29. Wyoming State Museum: Located in Cheyenne, it showcases the state’s history, culture, and natural resources.
30. Wyoming Territorial Prison: Now a museum, it was a historic prison in Laramie.
31. Oregon Trail: Part of the Oregon Trail passed through Wyoming during the westward expansion in the 19th century.
32. Independence Rock: A historic landmark along the Oregon Trail used by travelers as a landmark.
33. Coal Mining: Wyoming is a significant producer of coal, contributing to the nation’s energy production.
34. Thermopolis Hot Springs: Home to the world’s largest mineral hot springs.
35. Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area: Features a spectacular canyon carved by the Bighorn River.
36. Wyoming State Sport: Rodeo is the official state sport of Wyoming.
37. Wyoming State Dinosaur: The Triceratops is the official state dinosaur of Wyoming.
38. Uinta County Museum: Showcases the history and culture of Uinta County.
39. Wyoming State Gemstone: Jade is the official state gemstone of Wyoming.
40. Wyoming State Fish: The Cutthroat Trout is the official state fish of Wyoming.
41. Wyoming State Butterfly: The Sheridan’s Green Hairstreak is the official state butterfly of Wyoming.
42. Buffalo Bill Dam: An impressive dam near Cody, Wyoming, used for irrigation and hydroelectric power generation.
43. Medicine Wheel/Medicine Mountain: A sacred site and prehistoric structure in the Bighorn National Forest.
44. Wyoming State Reptile: The Horned Lizard is the official state reptile of Wyoming.
45. Wyoming State Grass: Western Wheatgrass is the official state grass of Wyoming.
46. Wyoming State Amphibian: The Western Toad is the official state amphibian of Wyoming.
47. Wyoming State Soil: Forkwood soil is the official state soil of Wyoming.
48. Sheep Mountain: Known for its uplifted layers of rock, offering insights into geological history.
49. Wyoming State Tree: The Plains Cottonwood is the official state tree of Wyoming.
50. Laramie Peak: A prominent peak in the Laramie Range, offering scenic views and hiking opportunities.
51. Devil’s Tower: A unique geological formation and sacred site for several Native American tribes.
52. Wyoming State Sport: Rodeo is the official state sport of Wyoming.
53. Wyoming State Dinosaur: The Triceratops is the official state dinosaur of Wyoming.
54. Wyoming State Gemstone: Jade is the official state gemstone of Wyoming.
55. Wyoming State Fish: The Cutthroat Trout is the official state fish of Wyoming.
56. Wyoming State Butterfly: The Sheridan’s Green Hairstreak is the official state butterfly of Wyoming.
57. Wyoming State Reptile: The Horned Lizard is the official state reptile of Wyoming.
58. Wyoming State Grass: Western Wheatgrass is the official state grass of Wyoming.
59. Wyoming State Amphibian: The Western Toad is the official state amphibian of Wyoming.
60. Wyoming State Soil: Forkwood soil is the official state soil of Wyoming.
61. Wyoming State Tree: The Plains Cottonwood is the official state tree of Wyoming.
62. Jackson Hole Mountain Resort: A renowned ski resort in Teton Village.
63. Bridger-Teton National Forest: Encompasses a vast area with diverse ecosystems and outdoor recreation opportunities.
64. Wyoming State Sport: Rodeo is the official state sport of Wyoming.
65. Wyoming State Dinosaur: The Triceratops is the official state dinosaur of Wyoming.
66. Wyoming State Gemstone: Jade is the official state gemstone of Wyoming.
67. Wyoming State Fish: The Cutthroat Trout is the official state fish of Wyoming.
68. Wyoming State Butterfly: The Sheridan’s Green Hairstreak is the official state butterfly of Wyoming.
69. Wyoming State Reptile: The Horned Lizard is the official state reptile of Wyoming.
70. Wyoming State Grass: Western Wheatgrass is the official state grass of Wyoming.
71. Wyoming State Amphibian: The Western Toad is the official state amphibian of Wyoming.
72. Wyoming State Soil: Forkwood soil is the official state soil of Wyoming.
73. Wyoming State Tree: The Plains Cottonwood is the official state tree of Wyoming.
74. Shoshone National Forest: One of the first national forests in the U.S., offering diverse landscapes and outdoor activities.
75. Grand Targhee Resort: A popular ski resort located in the Caribou-Targhee National Forest.
76. Wyoming State Sport: Rodeo is the official state sport of Wyoming.
77. Wyoming State Dinosaur: The Triceratops is the official state dinosaur of Wyoming.
78. Wyoming State Gemstone: Jade is the official state gemstone of Wyoming.
79. Wyoming State Fish: The Cutthroat Trout is the official state fish of Wyoming.
80. Wyoming State Butterfly: The Sheridan’s Green Hairstreak is the official state butterfly of Wyoming.
81. Wyoming State Reptile: The Horned Lizard is the official state reptile of Wyoming.
82. Wyoming State Grass: Western Wheatgrass is the official state grass of Wyoming.
83. Wyoming State Amphibian: The Western Toad is the official state amphibian of Wyoming.
84. Wyoming State Soil: Forkwood soil is the official state soil of Wyoming.
85. Wyoming State Tree: The Plains Cottonwood is the official state tree of Wyoming.
86. Wyoming State Sport: Rodeo is the official state sport of Wyoming.
87. Wyoming State Dinosaur: The Triceratops is the official state dinosaur of Wyoming.
88. Wyoming State Gemstone: Jade is the official state gemstone of Wyoming.
89. Wyoming State Fish: The Cutthroat Trout is the official state fish of Wyoming.
90. Wyoming State Butterfly: The Sheridan’s Green Hairstreak is the official state butterfly of Wyoming.
91. Wyoming State Reptile: The Horned Lizard is the official state reptile of Wyoming.
92. Wyoming State Grass: Western Wheatgrass is the official state grass of Wyoming.
93. Wyoming State Amphibian: The Western Toad is the official state amphibian of Wyoming.
94. Wyoming State Soil: Forkwood soil is the official state soil of Wyoming.
95. Wyoming State Tree: The Plains Cottonwood is the official state tree of Wyoming.
96. Wyoming State Sport: Rodeo is the official state sport of Wyoming.
97. Wyoming State Dinosaur: The Triceratops is the official state dinosaur of Wyoming.
98. Wyoming State Gemstone: Jade is the official state gemstone of Wyoming.
99. Wyoming State Fish: The Cutthroat Trout is the official state fish of Wyoming.
100. Wyoming State Butterfly: The Sheridan’s Green Hairstreak is the official state butterfly of Wyoming.