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Cheyenne (Wyoming)
 Cheyenne (Wyoming) ... Wyoming Metropolitan Statistical Area' which encompasses all of Laramie County, Wyoming. It is the county seat of Laramie County and the largest city in Wyoming.Newest Review: ... corner of the state) and is situated on the intersection of I-25 (main N/S interstate) and I-80 (main E/W interstate) and is situated in a nice part of the country with flat grassy plains as far as the eye can see. The city was started when the railroad was being constructed and is presumably named after the Indian tribe. As far as I could see the railroad still is an important part of the ... more ... town. There didn't seem to be much there. The visitors centre cites the main attractions as frontier days, western shopping as well as ranches and the city museum. Tourism is obviously important and they play on their history as a frontier town and in...more |
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Cheyenne (Wyoming): A little piece of the wild frontier (317 words)
by jodenton - written on 20.07.07 (Useful, 31 readings)
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Well, I am a bit mystified as to why I came across Cheyenne when I was looking under National Parks because, as far as I'm aware it isn't a national park....in the traditional sense. I've stayed the night here twice and had a little pootle around the town. It is the state capital of Wyoming and it situated 41N and 104W (bottome right hand corner of the state) and is situated on the intersection of I-25 (main N/S interstate) and I-80 (main E/W interstate) and is situated in a nice part of the country with flat grassy plains as far as the eye can see. The city was started when the railroad was being constructed and is presumably named ...
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