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Wyoming's official symbols
Nickname
The Equality State
State bird
Western Meadowlark
State flower
Indian Paintbrush
State tree
Plains Cottonwood
State motto
Equal rights
State song
Wyoming
Capital
Cheyenne
Statehood year
1890
About state symbols
Every US state has officially designated symbols — usually a bird, flower, tree, motto, and song — chosen to represent the state's identity, history, or natural environment. These symbols often appear on state license plates, state quarters, government seals, and tourism materials.
How Wyoming got its nickname
Wyoming is best known as "The Equality State." The nickname reflects the state's signature feature.
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