Wyoming

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Wyoming features a unique landscape, with nearly half of its land owned by the federal government, including three national forests and the iconic Yellowstone National Park. As the least populated state, it boasts a low population density despite being the 10th largest by area. Cheyenne, its capital, is notable for being the second highest capital in the U.S. at 6,063 feet. The state is rich in wildlife and history, with its original inhabitants being federally recognized Native American tribes, adding to its diverse cultural heritage.