Atlas of the United States: Wyoming

Wyoming, the least populated US state, is bordered by six states and features diverse landscapes, including mountain ranges like the Grand Teton and national parks such as Yellowstone, known for its geysers and supervolcano. The Dubois Badlands and Great Divide Basin offer unique geological formations and support cattle ranching. The Great Plains host agricultural activities, with crops like hay and wheat. Wyoming is a leading coal producer and also extracts oil, natural gas, and trona. Cheyenne, the capital, played a pivotal role in women's suffrage.

Which mountain range in Wyoming is known for its tall, rugged peaks?

• Cascade Range

• Sierra Nevada

• Grand Teton Range

• Appalachian Mountains

What natural feature is Yellowstone National Park best known for?

• Mount Rushmore

• Geysers and Hot Springs

• Grand Canyon

• Niagara Falls

What is a significant economic activity in the Great Divide Basin?

• Fishing

• Raising cattle

• Mining gold

• Growing rice

What is the unique geological feature found in northeastern Wyoming?

• Old Faithful

• Devil's Tower

• Mount Everest

• Grand Canyon

Which mineral, used as a raw material for baking soda, is produced in Wyoming?

• Limestone

• Gypsum

• Quartz

• Trona