This informative, somewhat animated map of the state of Wyoming is quite clever. The map showcases various industries, rivers, wildlife, and topography that the state is known for. Look closely and you will see a few noteworthy icons. Jackson Hole, Old Faithful, Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Park references can be seen in the upper left. Trace the topography of the Rockies down to the Continental Divide and see mainstay industries like sheep herding and livestock, that are still a part of the state's economy today. Head nods to the gold rush and coal mining can be found, as well as a mention of the state's capital in the bottom right. All of the creatures that roam the mountains and plains are present, congregated in the middle. This map conveys an understanding of the type of industry Wyoming was founded upon, and the natural beauty for which she is known. Her roots are deep, extending to an untamed time of westward expansion and exploration.

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