Albany County, WY Summer Camps 2013
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Laramie, WY
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Jelm, WY
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Albany County Statistics
According to the United States Census Bureau , the county has a total area of 4,309 square miles , of which 4,273 square. Other counties in Wyoming are
Big Horn County,
Campbell County,
Carbon County,
Converse County,
Crook County,
Fremont County.
Goshen County,
Hot Springs County,
Johnson County,
Laramie County,
Lincoln County,
Natrona County.
About Albany County, WY
Albany County is a county in the U.S. state of Wyoming . As of 2010, the population was 36,299. Its county seat is Laramie , the home of the University of Wyoming .
History of Albany County, WY
Albany County was organized December 16, 1868, from Laramie County in Dakota Territory , which at the time had jurisdiction over part of modern-day Wyoming. It became a county in Wyoming Territory when that territory's government was formally organized on May 19, 1869. Charles D. Bradley, a member of the legislature of the Dakota Territory named the county for Albany, New York , the capital of his native state. In 1875, Albany County lost territory when Crook County and Johnson County were created by the legislature of the Wyoming Territory . Converse County was created with land ceded by Albany County in 1888. The boundaries of the county were final at that time except for minor adjustments in 1911 and 1955.
