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Group Work 1 by Marco Cannon The U.S. Census Bureau data from 2010 revealed that the top 5 states where men outnumbered women were as follows: Alaska (108.5) Wyoming (104.1) North Dakota (102.1) Nevada (102.0) Utah (100.9)
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Wyoming - #2 Men to Women ratio: 104.1 Total Population: 563,626 Men: 287,437 Women: 276,189 Median age: 36.8 9th Largest state; 97,914 sq miles Nicknames: “Equality State”, “Big Wyoming”, “Cowboy State”
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Quality of life aspects… Poverty rate: 11% (U.S. 14.9%) Average education level: 92.1%* - High School graduate or higher *Highest in the nation! (U.S. 85.7%) 24.3% - Bachelor’s degree or higher (U.S. 65.5%) Homeownership: 70.3% (U.S. 65.5%) Median home value: $184,400 (U.S. $181,400) Median household income: $56,573 (U.S. $53,046) Median per capita income: $28,858 (U.S. $28,051) Mean elevation: 6700 ft above sea level Climate: January 5-10 min, 50 max July 50-60 min, 85-95 max Average precipitation: 14.5 inches Terrain: A mix of mountainous areas and open plains Three river systems Columbia Colorado Missouri
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Why Wyoming? 66% of days are Sunny! 2 nd lowest crime rate Fewest people of all the states Low tax rates 10 National Forests Famous attractions: Yellowstone National Park (Old Faithful!), Grand Teton National Park, Jackson Hole, Flaming Gorge, Frontier Days Celebration, Devil’s Tower Monument Abundant recreation: camping, fishing, hunting, snowmobiling, skiing (Grand Targhee, Hogadon, Jackson Hole, Meadowlark, Sleeping Giant, Snow King, Snowy Range, White Pine) Rich Native American history of the Cheyenne, Crow, Shoshone, Sioux, and Ute tribes Big on equality – First in the nation to award women the right to vote, serve on juries and hold public office (girl power!)
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