Scope and Contents Arrangement: Chronological per sub-series. Incoming correspondence of former Governor W. A. Richards. Topics include personal business interests in Big Horn County, family life, republican politics, problems in filing for land patents, public land surveys, opening of Indian Territory in Oklahoma and Texas for settlement, requests for maps and information about Wyoming, requests for assistance in procuring government jobs. Much of the correspondence is concerned with activities in...

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Arrangement: Alphabetical by Quadrangle Name.

USGS Wyoming quadrangle maps. Full listing of map case contents available on-site.

Scope and Contents Arrangement: Alphabetical by Township Name. Township Name Revision Date Original Date ...

Scope and Contents Arrangement: Alphabetical by Quadrangle Name. Coyote Gap, 1981 Garland Draw, 1981 Greasewood Creek, 1981 Lance Creek NW [3], 1981 Manville NE, 1981 ...

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Colored prints. The 1991 map includes a colored map of Wyoming with a clear overlay detailing the names of land sections.

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Arrangement: Alphabetical by Quadrangle.

Scale: 1:126,720 [2 inch = 1 mile] Series

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Arrangement: Alphabetical by Quadrangle

Scale: 1:126,720 [2 inch = 1 mile] Series

Scope and Contents A series of fourteen regional recreational and resource maps of Wyoming. Collection is incomplete. Scale: 1:200,000 Series 5 Big Horn Mountains Series 6 Dull Knife Series 7 Devils Gate Series 8 Fort Steele ...

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Arrangement: Alphabetical by name of applicant.

Records from the U.S. Land Office in Evanston documenting individual applications for grazing leases. Files may include application, notice of suspension, affidavits, and correspondence. Information includes name of applicant, land description, date, purpose of the lease, and reason for cancellation or denial.

Scope and Contents The BLM Wyoming Resource Advisory Council (RAC) is a 10-member statewide advisory council, which provides advice and recommendations to the BLM on resource and land management issues for approximately 17 million acres of federal surface and 38 million acres of subsurface mineral estate in Wyoming. The purpose of the Resource Advisory Council is to enable Wyoming citizens to have a meaningful say in how public lands are managed. RAC members are selected for their ability to provide informed,...