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The document provides information about the state of Wyoming. It discusses Wyoming's history, climate, wildlife, colleges and universities, national parks, and famous residents. Some key facts are that Wyoming was the first state to grant women the right to vote and has a semi-arid climate with average temperatures ranging from 15°F to 38°F in January and 55°F to 82°F in July. Wyoming's economy relies on industries like cattle/sheep farming, oil, gas, coal and uranium production.
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Virginia is located in the eastern United States and has a humid continental climate in the west and a coastal climate in the east. Virginia Beach is the most populous city, located on the Atlantic coast. Richmond serves as the capital, and was also briefly the capital of the Confederacy during the Civil War. The University of Virginia, founded by Thomas Jefferson, is considered a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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The document provides information about the state of Florida. It notes that Florida became a state in 1845 and has a subtropical climate with average temperatures of 75 degrees. The major industries are tourism, manufacturing, and agriculture. The capital city is Tallahassee and the population is over 18 million. It discusses the Seminole Wars between the US and Seminole Indians led by Chief Osceola, for whom Florida State University's logo is based. It also notes that the 2000 US presidential election between Al Gore and George Bush hinged on Florida's outcome. The Everglades National Park located in south Florida contains over 1,000 plant species. Tourism is a major industry and oranges are an important agricultural crop.
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- 1. Wyoming "Equal Rights" The Cowboy State The Equality State
Editor's Notes
- - State Motto - "Equal Rights" - Nicknames - The Cowboy State and The Equality State
- Official Website: http://www.wyoming.gov/ Capital : Cheyenne Size - 97,809 square miles Current Population (2010 Census) - 563,626
- State Bird: Western Meadowlark state flower: Indian Paintbrush State Tree: Cottonwood
- Also includes activities such as: Hunting Fishing Rafting Tons of monuments Tons of Museums Camping Horseback Riding Hang gliding
- Isabel Jewell actress Dean Krakel author Chris LaDoux rodeo champion, singer, songwriter Patricia MacLachlan author Jackson Pollock artist hard B. Cheney 46th u.s. vice president James A. "Jim" Corbett writer, activist Matthew Fox actor Jack R. Gage author James Galvin author Rulon Gardner wrestler Curt Gowdy sportscaster Burnu Acquanetta actress John Perry Barlow poet, essayist, lyricist John Beach author Tom Browning baseball player Edward Winslow Bryant, Jr. author Robert Homer Burns author
- More Include: You cannot take a picture of a rabbit January to April without a permit. If you are not atleast 12 years old your hair cannot be longer than your arms. You can get a 750$ fine for leaving a fence open.