Wyoming, Suburban city in Kent County, Michigan, United States.
Wyoming is a city in Kent County, Michigan, located about 10 kilometers west of Grand Rapids. The community spreads across relatively flat terrain with residential neighborhoods, commercial strips, and industrial zones mixed throughout.
The area began as farmland in the 1800s and was organized as a township in 1848. After World War II, the population expanded rapidly, leading to city incorporation in 1959.
The city name originates from Native American language referencing large prairie spaces, reflecting the original landscape of this Michigan settlement.
The city has good road access via several main highways and is easily reached from Grand Rapids. Parking is available throughout the community and visitors will find shopping and dining options in various locations.
The community was once a major hub for automotive manufacturing, with large manufacturing facilities that provided numerous jobs for residents. This industrial heritage shaped the character and growth of the city for many decades.
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