Wyoming-Colorado Border Wars

The Wyoming State - Colorado border war is located in the center of the western United States, the largest, the most steep and the most beautiful state in the United States, both of which have been in fierce competition for a long time. Between the Wyoming State and the Colorado State, the north-south was in a border war, no matter which country was established. Wyoming Province is 97,195 square miles, the tenth largest among all 50 states. There are vast lands in the state, but the population is sparse. As of 2005, only 509,294 inhabitants lived in "Cowboys State", the country with the least population in the country (fact, Wyoming State population statistics).

According to Wyoming's designated law, the border of Wyoming is 41 ° north latitude, 45 ° north latitude, east longitude 104 ° 3 'W, 111 ° 3' W (Washington State 27 ° W, 34 ° W). The shape of the state is a latitude longitude quadrilateral. Wyoming Province, together with Colorado State and Utah State, is one of the three provinces, showing not only natural landmarks but only linear latitudes and meridians. Due to an inaccurate investigation of the 19th century, the Wyoming state legal border was displaced by half a mile (0.8 km) from the actual latitude longitude line, especially along 45 parallel lines, in some places. Wyoming is Montana in the north, South Dakota in the eastern part, Nebraska state in the eastern part, Colorado state in the south, Utah state in the southwestern part, Idaho state in the west.

Among the Minnesota high school graduates not registered in state agencies across the border with the state of Minnesota, the number of attendees is distributed throughout the country. In the Rocky Mountains (Colorado, Montana, Utah, Wyoming), popular among recent Minnesota high school graduates, followed by popularity in the Midwest (Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio) Yes. Southwest (Arizona) state) and other agencies. America

The majority of Washington State, Oregon State, Montana State, and Idaho State form a large area in the northwestern part of the United States. This area is adjacent to the other two large areas, such as South Idaho, Utah, Wyoming, Colorado, Minnesota, Iowa, Eastern Wisconsin, Dakota. Under the latter, Oklahoma merged with Kansas. Missouri and Illinois southern are independent areas. Northern Illinois has joined the northern Indiana, including the western coast of Wisconsin and Lake Michigan. Other areas of Indiana combined Kentucky and Tennessee are located in the Midwest, adjacent to Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas, Southwest Tennessee. Ohio is connected to West Virginia and West Pennsylvania