66 DRY FARMING IN RELATION TO RAINFALL AND EVAPORATION. 



Table VI. — Normal precipitation of stations in the western United States grouped 

 according to States — Continued. 



WYOMING. 



Station. 



County. 



Eleva- 

 tion. 



Number 

 of years 

 recorded. 



Record 

 ended— 



Afton 



Alcova 



Barnum 



Basin 



Bedford 



Border 



Buffalo 



Centennial 



Cheyenne 



Chugwater 



Clark 



Daniel 



Elk Mountain 



Evans ton 



Fort Laramie 



Fort Washakie 



Fourbear 



Granite Canon 



Granite Springs Reservation. 



Green River 



Griggs 



Iron Mountain 



Kaycee 



Kirtley 



Lander 



Laramie 



Leo 



Lolabama Ranch 



Lusk 



Moorcroft 



Moore 



Pathfinder 



Phillips 



Pine Bluff 



Rawlins 



Rock Springs 



Sheridan (1) 



Sheridan (2) 



Soldiers' Home... 

 South Pass City. . 



Thayne 



Thermopolis 



Wells 



Wheatland 



Yellowstone Park. 



Uinta 



Natrona. . 

 Johnson . 

 Big Horn. 



Uinta 



do ... 



Johnson. . 

 Albany. . , 

 Laramie. . 

 do.... 



Park 



Uinta 



Carbon 



Uinta 



Laramie 



Fremont. . . 

 Big Horn. . . 



Laramie 



do 



Sweetwater. 



Johnson 



Laramie 



Johnson 



Converse. . . 

 Fremont.. . 



Albany 



Carbon 



Park 



Converse 



Crook 



Albany 



Natrona 



Laramie 



....do 



Carbon 



Sweetwater. . . 



Carbon 



Sheridan 



do 



Johnson 



Fremont 



Uinta 



Fremont 



Uinta 



Laramie 



National Park. 



Feet. 

 6,200 

 5,366 

 5,500 

 3,862 

 5,906 

 6,085 

 4,635 

 8,700 

 6,088 

 5,282 

 4,320 

 6,740 



6,860 

 4, 270 

 5,462 

 6,500 

 7,373 



6,083 

 4,700 

 6,605 



5,372 

 7,188 

 6,878 

 7,052 

 5,007 

 4,211 

 6,000 

 5,735 

 4,900 

 5,038 

 6, 744 

 6,500 

 7,300 

 3,790 

 3,738 

 4,635 

 7,873 

 5,900 

 4,700 

 7,785 

 4,741 

 6,200 



1906 

 1904 

 1907 

 1909 

 1907 

 1909 

 1907 

 1902 

 1909 

 1909 

 1907 

 1909 

 1907 

 1909 

 1909 

 1905 

 1903 

 1907 

 1907 

 1907 

 1907 

 1902 

 1908 

 1907 

 1909 

 1909 

 1909 

 1906 

 1909 

 1907 

 1907 

 1909 

 1908 

 1908 

 1907 

 1902 

 1907 

 1909 

 1909 

 1909 

 1905 

 1905 

 1903 

 1906 

 1906 

 1909 



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