Moving to Wyoming is a huge undertaking, and can overwhelm you quickly if you are not impeccably organized. Finding the right company to handle all of your things, and to get you where you need to go on time, might seem impossible. It can take months to research and find a company that will do what you need them to without skipping important steps or damaging your things. It doesn’t matter if you are relocating across the state or across the country, choosing the right movers and services is vital to your move.
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Important Facts about Wyoming:
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Wyoming is in the Western United States and has a border with Montana, South Dakota, Nebraska, Colorado, Utah and Idaho.
Wyoming is a very mountainous state, and is at the point where the Great Plains meet the Rocky Mountains. The whole state sits on top of a plateau so is at a high elevation –the highest point is Gannett Peak in the Wind River Range, standing at 13,804 feet (4,210m), whilst the lowest point is 3,099 feet (945m) at the Belle Fourche River in the north east.
Over 48% of the land here is owned by the US Government. There are two National Parks here: Yellowstone was the first ever National Park in the US, established on March 1, 1872 and is one of the country’s most famous. It features geothermal geysers, such as the world famous Old Faithful Geyser. The second national Park is Grand Teton in the west of the state and is named after the tallest mountain in the Teton Range.
Wyoming is also home to numerous other Recreation Areas, National Historic Trails and Sites and National Monuments, such as Devils Tower. Not surprisingly, tourism is very important for the state; Yellowstone alone attracts over 2.8 million visitors per year – that’s 2.3 million more people than live here!
The main sources of economy in Wyoming are the tourism industry and mining. Agriculture has been historically important and whilst this importance has decreased, agriculture is a part of the state’s culture and lifestyle. If you combine all of the state’s national parks and monuments, they are visited by well over 6 million people per year and these people all bring much revenue to the state.
Wyoming is such a beautiful place to live.With so much to see, and much more to do, there is sure to be something here for both the young and the old in your family. Moving day is fast approaching, so get ready to get moving and enjoy looking forward to your new home.
Wyoming Information Resources:
State of Wyoming Government Website
Wyoming’s Portal to Knowledge and Learning
US Census Bureau
Wyoming State Facts
USGS real-time, geographic, and other scientific resources of Wyoming
