Things You Should Need to Know About Wyoming

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Things You Should Need to Know About Wyoming

• uspopulation2020.com

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Tables of Content

• History of Wyoming
• Climate of Wyoming
• Language of Wyoming
• Economy of Wyoming
• Religion of Wyoming
• Transportation of Wyoming
• Education of Wyoming
• Population of Wyoming
• Source

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• There is evidence of prehistoric human habitation
  in the region known today as the U.S. state of
  Wyoming stretching back roughly 13,000 years.
  Stone projectile points associated with the
  Clovis, Folsom and Plano cultures have been
  discovered throughout Wyoming.
• Evidence from what is now Yellowstone National
  Park indicates the presence of vast continental
  trading networks since around 1000 years ago. The
  Union Pacific Railroad played a central role in
  the European settlement of the area.

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Climate of Wyoming

• Wyoming's climate is generally semi-arid and
  continental, and is drier and windier in
  comparison to most of the United States with
  greater temperature extremes.
• The number of thunderstorm days vary across the
  state with the southeastern plains of the state
  having the most days of thunderstorm activity.
  Thunderstorm activity in the state is highest
  during the late spring and early summer.

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Language of Wyoming

• In 2010, 93.39 (474,343) of Wyomingites over the
  age of 5 spoke English as their primary language.
  4.47 (22,722) spoke Spanish, 0.35 (1,771) spoke
  German, and 0.28 (1,434) spoke French. Other
  common non-English languages included Algonquian
  (0.18), Russian (0.10), Tagalog, and Greek
  (both 0.09).
• In 2007, the American Community Survey reported
  6.2 (30,419) of Wyoming's population over five
  spoke a language other than English at home. Of
  those, 68.1 were able to speak English very
  well, 16.0 spoke English well, 10.9 did not
  speak English well, and 5.0 did not speak
  English at all.

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Economy of Wyoming

• According to the 2012 United States Bureau of
  Economic Analysis report, Wyoming's gross state
  product was 38.4 billion. As of 2014 the
  population was growing slightly with the most
  growth in tourist-oriented areas such as Teton
  County. Boom conditions in neighboring states
  such as North Dakota were drawing energy workers
  away.
• As of November 2015, the state's unemployment
  rate was 4.0. The composition of Wyoming's
  economy differs significantly from that of other
  states with most activity in tourism,
  agriculture, and energy extraction and little in
  anything else.

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Religion of Wyoming

• According to a 2013 Gallup Poll, the religious
  affiliations of the people of Wyoming were 49
  Protestants, 18 Catholics, 9 Latter-day Saints
  (Mormons) and less than 1 Jewish.
• A 2010 ARDA report recognized as the largest
  denominations in Wyoming the Church of Jesus
  Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormons) with 62,804
  (11), the Catholic Church with 61,222 (10.8)
  and the SoutheEvangelical rn Baptist Convention
  with 15,812 adherents (2.8). The same report
  counted 59,247 Protestants (10.5), 36,539
  Mainline Protestants (6.5), 785 Eastern Orthodox
  Christians 281 Black Protestants, as well as
  65,000 adhering to other traditions and 340,552
  not claiming any tradition.

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Transportation of Wyoming

• The largest airport in Wyoming is Jackson Hole
  Airport, with more than 500 employees. Three
  interstate highways and thirteen United States
  highways pass through Wyoming. In addition, the
  state is served by the Wyoming state highway
  system.
• Wyoming is one of only two states (South Dakota)
  in the 48 contiguous states not served by Amtrak.
  It was once served by Amtrak's San Francisco
  Zephyr and Pioneer lines.

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Education in Wyoming

• Public education is directed by the state
  superintendent of public instruction, an elected
  state official. Educational policies are set by
  the State Board of Education, a nine-member board
  appointed by the governor. The constitution
  prohibits the state from establishing curriculum
  and textbook selections these are the
  prerogatives of local school boards. The Wyoming
  School for the Deaf was the only in-state school
  dedicated to supporting deaf students in Wyoming
  before its closure in the summer of 2000

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Population of Wyoming

• Looking at the population from 2015-19 there is
  a jump of 6277.2 in the past 5 years. On average,
  every year the population grows by 1255.4.
  Additionally, the population in 2020 is estimated
  to be 594,397.2 1255.4 595,652.64. According
  to the concluded figures, the population of
  Wyoming in 2020 is 595,652.64.
• Wyoming Population 2020 595,652.64 (Estimated)

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Source

• https//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WyomingDemographics
  
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