About: Cheyenne (state) (Alternity)

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Nearly one-fifth of Cheyenne's population live in the city of Cheyenne Falls (pop. 93,000), and the state's four other major cities, including Casper (the state capital), Riverton, Pocatello, and Gillette are home to much of the remainder. The western region of the state is renowned for its stunning natural beauty and Yellowstone National Park, which is famous for its hot springs, geysers, mud holes, and extensive sprawls of untouched wilderness. Yellowstone also contains one of the world's few known so-called 'supervolcanoes', believed to be the source of many of the park's natural geologic features.

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rdfs:label	Cheyenne (state) (Alternity)
rdfs:comment	Nearly one-fifth of Cheyenne's population live in the city of Cheyenne Falls (pop. 93,000), and the state's four other major cities, including Casper (the state capital), Riverton, Pocatello, and Gillette are home to much of the remainder. The western region of the state is renowned for its stunning natural beauty and Yellowstone National Park, which is famous for its hot springs, geysers, mud holes, and extensive sprawls of untouched wilderness. Yellowstone also contains one of the world's few known so-called 'supervolcanoes', believed to be the source of many of the park's natural geologic features.
Nation	United States of America
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city largest	Cheyenne Falls
city other	Gillette, Riverton, Pocatello
name short	Cheyenne
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division type	State of the
CoA	Cheyenne state seal .png
abbreviations	CH
Timeline	Alternity
map caption	Location of Cheyenne in the United States
flag width	120(xsd:integer)
ethnic group	White
Name	State of Cheyenne
coa caption	Seal
regime	Representative democracy
HoPname	Jim Geringer
HoPtitle	Governor
ad date	July 1890
Language	English
Currency	USD
Population	590000(xsd:integer)
Flag caption	Flag of Cheyenne
Governing body	State Legislature
coa width	80(xsd:integer)
Demonym	Cheyennan
Timezone	Mountain Standard
map width	275(xsd:integer)
otl	portions of Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming
Capital	Casper
Flag	Flag of Wyoming .svg
ethnic other	Native American, Black, White , Asian
summer time	Mountain Daylight
abstract	Nearly one-fifth of Cheyenne's population live in the city of Cheyenne Falls (pop. 93,000), and the state's four other major cities, including Casper (the state capital), Riverton, Pocatello, and Gillette are home to much of the remainder. The western region of the state is renowned for its stunning natural beauty and Yellowstone National Park, which is famous for its hot springs, geysers, mud holes, and extensive sprawls of untouched wilderness. Yellowstone also contains one of the world's few known so-called 'supervolcanoes', believed to be the source of many of the park's natural geologic features.

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