Name: Natrona County

 

County: Natrona

 

Authority Name: Natrona County (Wyo.)

 

GNIS Entry 

 

Longitude: 1064702W

Latitude: 425800N

 

Elevation: 5686/1733

(ft/m)

 

Feature Type: County

 

Origin of Name:

County in Wyoming. Derived from the Spanish, natron, meaning "native carbonate of soda," and given this county because of the springs of this character within its limits.

Source: Gannett, 1905

 

Received its name from the large deposits of natron, or sodium carbonate, found within its limits.

Served by the North Platte and its many tributaries, Natrona County is the commercial center of the state. Organized in 1888. County seat is in Casper.

Source: WPA

 

Named from the Spanish word natron meaning "native carbonate of soda," which is plentiful in this county.

Source: Stennett

 

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Places (all) 

 

Places by Feature Type:

	Man-Made
Airports	Ghost Towns	Populated Places
Bridges	Levees	Post Offices
Canals	Locales	Ranches
Cemeteries	Mines	Reservoirs
Civil (Counties)	Notable Structures	Schools
Dams	Oilfields	Stations
Forts	Parks	Wells

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

	Natural
Arches	Crossings	Ranges
Areas	Falls	Rapids
Arroyos	Flats	Reserves
Bars	Forests	Ridges
Bays	Gaps	Slopes
Basins	Geysers	Springs
Benches	Glaciers	Streams
Bends	Guts	Summits
Capes	Islands	Swamps
Channels	Lakes	Trails
Cliffs	Pillars	Tunnels
Craters	Plains	Valleys

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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