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Big Horn County, Wyoming is located in the northern part of Wyoming's Big Horn basin. Big Horn County was created from parcels taken from Johnson, Fremont, and Sheridan counties, and was organized in 1897.

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State wide elections information can be found on our elections page.

The County Clerk serves as the Chief Election Official for the County and, as such, performs a variety of duties. These duties are done in conformance with and as defined in the Wyoming State Statutes, Title 22.
Please go to http://legisweb.state.wy.us/titles/statutes.htm for complete information on the laws affecting elections.

The 2010 Census questionnaire has begun to arrive at the door of Wyoming residents. A press release highlighting the upcoming Census 2010 population count is available on the Census 2010 Wyoming Counts webpage, download Press release click here. Census 2010 Wyoming Counts is a statewide Complete Count Committee that was formed to help raise awareness about the importance of the Census.

Census 2010 Wyoming Counts website http://eadiv.state.wy.us/wyoming_counts/

United States Census 2010 website http://2010.census.gov

The principle industries in Big Horn County are gas and oil development, bentonite mining, farming, ranching, and tourism.

The people in our communities still understand and exemplify the Old West traditions of hard work, self sufficiency, and mutual support. Our farms are second to none in sugar beet, grain, bean, and hay production.

Many sights of historical and natural interest are easily accessed and enjoyed on a tour through Big Horn County. Our county offers many attractions, including the Bighorn National Forest and Cloud Peak Wilderness, Pryor Mountain Wild Horse Refuge, Medicine Lodge Archaeological Site, Greybull Museum, Red Gulch Dinosaur Track Site, Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area (also known as Yellowtail Reservoir) , Shell Falls, Paintrock, and the ancient Medicine Wheel. Outdoor recreationists find a wealth of wild game, fish, and outdoor scenery in Big Horn County.