Washakie County

Washakie County is an administrative division in Wyoming with forests and open lands that stretch across extensive territory. The area includes several smaller towns, with Worland as the largest serving as the economic center.

The county was established in 1911 and named to honor a significant leader of the indigenous people in the area. This naming reflects the historical importance of the Shoshone in the region's development.

The area shows influences from different groups who have shaped traditions and local customs over generations. Visitors can see this diversity in shops, restaurants, and at public gatherings in the county's towns.

Visitors can find important administrative offices in the town centers, particularly in Worland. It is helpful to check ahead about which offices are available at certain times.

The area borders one of the region's largest forest protection areas and offers diverse opportunities for outdoor activities. This proximity to nature makes the place interesting for hikers and nature lovers.

GPS coordinates: 43.93087,-107.67041

Latest update: December 10, 2025 15:55