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MEETEETSE


Population: 351
Elevation: 5895
Region: Northwest

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Cowboy in Meeteetse

Located 30 miles south of Cody on WYO 120, Meeteetse is the heart of large cattle ranches and farming country. Native Americans were responsible for many names of Wyoming communities and Meeteetse literally translated means "measured distance near and far," and what that means or what that has to do with the town of Meeteetse is known only to Native Americans.


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