Capital	Cheyenne (41.145N, 104.792W)
Nicknames	Equality State, Cowboy State
Motto	"Cedant Arma Togae" (Let the Arms Yield to the Gown) Also "Equal Rights"
Admitted to Union	July 10, 1890 (44th state)
Size	97,914 square miles (9th largest)
Number of Counties	Twenty-three
Highest Point	Gannet Peak (13,804 feet)
Lowest Point	Belle Fourche River (3,100 feet)
Area Code	307 Statewide
Border States	Colorado (south) Idaho (west) Utah (west and south) Montana (north and west) South Dakota (east) Nebraska (east)
Population	493,782 (50th in December 2000)
U. S. Senate	Mike Enzie
	Craig Thomas
U. S. Congress	Barbara Cubin
Elected State Officials	Dave Freudenthal, Governor
	Joseph Meyer, Secretary of State
	Max Maxfield, State Auditor
	Cynthia Lummis, State Treasurer
	Trent Blankenship, Superintendent of Public Instruction

WYOMING STATE FLAG Designed by Verna Keyes Adopted 31 January 1917
WYOMING STATE SEAL Adopted 1893 Revised 1921
WYOMING STATE TRADEMARK Bucking Horse Designed by George Ostrom Formally Adopted 1936
WYOMING STATE FLOWER Indian Paintbrush (Castilleja linariaefolia) Formally Adopted 31 January 1917
WYOMING STATE BIRD Western Meadowlark (Sturnella neglecta) Adopted 5 February 1927
WYOMING STATE MAMMAL Bison (Bison bison) Adopted 23 February 1985
WYOMING STATE TREE Plains Cottonwood (Populus sargentii) Adopted 1 February 1947
WYOMING STATE GEMSTONE Jade (Nephrite) Adopted 25 January 1967
WYOMING STATE FISH Cutthroat Trout (Salmo clarkii) Adopted 18 February 1987
WYOMING STATE REPTILE Horned Toad (Douglassi brevirostre) Adopted 18 February 1993
WYOMING STATE DINOSAUR Triceratops Adopted 18 March 1984
WYOMING STATE FOSSIL Knightia Adopted 18 February 1987
WYOMING STATE SONG "Wyoming" Written by C. E. Winter & G. E. Knapp Adopted 15 February 1955
WYOMING STATE COIN Sacajawea Golden Dollar Coin Designed by Glenna Goodacre Adopted 2004
WYOMING STATE SPORT Rodeo Formally Adopted 2003
WYOMING STATE LICENSE PLATE Bucking Horse Based on George Ostrom Design Adopted 1936