WYOMING SPECIES SPECIES The bison is the state mammal and the meadowlark is the state bird. GETTING TO KNOW AFTON SCENIC BYWAY BIRD MAMMAL 450 100 97,800 SQ. MILES 48 percent of Wyoming’s lands are public, meaning there are endless possibilities for recreating in Wyoming’s great outdoors — including state and national parks, and national forests. 7 TH LARGEST RESERVATION HOT SPRINGS STATE PARK BIGHORN MOUNTAINS 10 DOUBLE D RANCH CLOCKWISE FROM THE TOP: WYOMING OFFICE OF TOURISM/BREE ROSE; WYOMING OFFICE OF TOURISM/JUSSI GRZNAR; WYOMING OFFICE OF TOURISM; WYOMING OFFICE OF TOURISM/JASON LINDSEY; WYOMING OFFICE OF TOURISM/MAUREEN CONNOLLY. The Wind River Indian Reservation, home to the Eastern Shoshone and Northern Arapaho tribes, is the seventh largest Native American reservation in the U.S. and the only reservation to house two tribes. While the state is the 10th largest in the U.S. in square mileage, it is the least populated, with six people for every square mile — ensuring there’s plenty of room to roam without the crowds. 6 PEOPLE PER 1 SQ. MILE WIND RIVER INDIAN RESERVATION
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