Wyoming is a state that can be found in the western portion of the U.S. While a large portion of the east is comprised of the Great Plains, the western portion of the state is mountainous. Wyoming has the lowest population of any state in the U.S. A number of studies from 2006 indicate that Wyoming has a population of just over 500,000. The largest city in the state is Cheyenne, and this is also the capital. Despite its small population, Wyoming is one of the largest states in the western United States. The states which border Wyoming are Utah, Colorado, Nebraska, South Dakota, Montana, and Idaho. Wyoming is a landlocked state, and is surrounded on all sides. It is the 44th state to be added to the Union, and it was admitted in July of 1890. Wyoming is famous for its national parks, and the most popular is Yellowstone National Park.

The climate in Wyoming is quite dry and cool. The winters can become extremely cold, but the summers are fairly mild. The GSP for Wyoming was $27 billion in 2005. Despite the small population, the employment rate is less than 4%, which is much smaller than the United States as a whole. The economy of Wyoming is very unique. The extraction of minerals is one of the most important industries, and this is only rivaled by tourism. The U.S. government owns about 50 percent of the state, while only a small percentage of the land is actually owned by the state. While mining brings in about $6 billion annually, tourism brings in close to $2 billion. Millions of people visit the national parks each year.

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