Crook County, County in Wyoming
Crook County is characterized by its picturesque landscapes and diverse wildlife.
Established in 1875, Crook County has a rich history of settlement and exploration.
The area plays host to various cultural events celebrating the region's western heritage.
Crook County provides ample outdoor recreation opportunities including hiking and fishing.
The county is home to the Devils Tower, America's first national monument.
Location: Wyoming
Inception: 1875
Capital city: Sundance
Population: 7181
Website: crookcounty.wy.gov
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Crook County is characterized by its picturesque landscapes and diverse wildlife.
Vore Buffalo Jump is an archaeological sinkhole showcasing prehistoric hunting methods.
Ranch A is nestled in the serene landscapes of Wyoming.
Wyoming Highway 110 serves as the Entrance Road to Devil's Tower National Monument.
The Old Headquarters Area Historic District is a notable region recognized for its historical significance.
Roughlock Falls is a picturesque tiered waterfall.
