Wyoming
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TextPublication details: Milwaukee, WI Gareth Stevens Publishing 2007Description: 32p.: col. photosSubject(s): Summary: Wyoming has the fewest people, but the most ghost towns, of any U.S. state. Pronghorn antelope, the fastest mammals in the Western Hemisphere, live in Wyoming. Wyoming was also the first state to allow women to vote.
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| Non Fiction | MVS Library Children's Room | G- Nonfiction (Juvenile) | 978.7 THO (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 25766 |
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| 978.7 GRE Grand Teton / | 978.7 HAM Wyoming : the Equality State / | 978.7 JOH Jack Creek cowboy / | 978.7 THO Wyoming | 978.7 TIE Wyoming / | 978.7 WAL Yellowstone / | 978.752 WAL Yellowstone / |
Wyoming has the fewest people, but the most ghost towns, of any U.S. state. Pronghorn antelope, the fastest mammals in the Western Hemisphere, live in Wyoming. Wyoming was also the first state to allow women to vote.
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