The first evidence of inhabitants of Wyoming show they probably arrived about 11,500 B.C. through the Bering Straight, possibly part of the Clovis culture.
Then the Shoshone, Arapaho, Cheyenne and Crow lived in the eastern portion of the area with the Ute in the western portion.
Then came the fur traders and trappers, mostly French or French Canadian, followed by the westward-bound pioneers.
Once the railroad reached Wyoming, cattle ranchers and sheep herders began to settle in the state.
The first evidence of inhabitants of Wyoming show they probably arrived about 11,500 B.C. through the Bering Straight, possibly part of the Clovis culture.
Then the Shoshone, Arapaho, Cheyenne and Crow lived in the eastern portion of the area with the Ute in the western portion.
Then came the fur traders and trappers, mostly French or French Canadian, followed by the westward-bound pioneers.
Once the railroad reached Wyoming, cattle ranchers and sheep herders began to settle in the state.
The first people to live in the region were native Americans; and they were there for many years before Wyoming was named or given a defined area of land. I doubt anyone will ever know who the first person was to live in the region. The first documented European explorer to chart the region was John Colter in 1807. The region became known as the territory of Wyoming. By the time Wyoming was declared a state there were already many people living there.
People who live in Wyoming are called Wyomingites.
Cheyenne
Wyoming has the least number of people. 576,412 live in Wyoming.
Cheyenne
more than the population of people in wyoming believe me i live there
The nickname given to all people who live in Wyoming: "Wyomingite."
The population in Wyoming as of July 1, 2015 was 586,107 per the U.S. Census Bureau. Wyoming is the least populated U.S. state.
they live in Mountains of Wyoming and Colorado
Wyoming's earliest inhabitants were dinosaurs. They were discovered at Thermopolis Wyoming and lived 150 MIL BC - 145 MIL BC. The Clovis culture are credited as being the first people in Wyoming more then 12,000 years ago.
Fewer people live in the Northern US such as Alaska, Montana, North Dakota, Wyoming, etc.
many cultures live in Wyoming