How many counties are there in Wyoming?
Q: How many counties are there in Wyoming?
A: There are 23 counties in Wyoming.
Q: How many counties were there in the Wyoming Territory initially?
A: Initially, there were five counties in the Wyoming Territory.
Q: What are the names of the five counties formed in the Wyoming Territory?
A: The names of the five counties formed in the Wyoming Territory are Laramie, Carter, Carbon, Albany, and Uinta.
Q: When was Wyoming admitted to the Union and how many counties did it have at the time?
A: Wyoming was admitted to the Union on July 10, 1890, with thirteen counties.
Q: What is the FIPS code used by the United States government to identify states and counties?
A: The FIPS code is the Federal Information Processing Standard code.
Q: What is the FIPS code for Wyoming and how is it written in conjunction with a county's code?
A: The FIPS code for Wyoming is 56, and when combined with any county code, it would be written as 56XXX.
Q: What data does the FIPS code for each county link to?
A: The FIPS code for each county links to census data for that county.
