Wyoming § 36-10-108 Yellowstone National Park; jurisdiction ceded
to state

Wyoming Statutes

§ 36-10-108 — Yellowstone National Park; jurisdiction ceded to state

Wyoming·Title 36 Public Land·Ch. 10 UNITED STATES LANDS·Art. 1 IN GENERAL

By reason of the act of March 1, 1929, as set out in 45 United
States Statutes at Large 1435, revising the boundaries of
Yellowstone National Park, the United States of America ceded
exclusive jurisdiction to the state of Wyoming over that part of
Yellowstone National Park which was in the original boundaries
of Yellowstone National Park, but which was without the revised
boundaries of Yellowstone National Park, upon the acceptance of
said exclusive jurisdiction by the state of Wyoming.

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By reason of the act of March 1, 1929, as set out in 45 United
States Statutes at Large 1435, revising the boundaries of
Yellowstone National Park, the United States of America ceded
exclusive jurisdiction to the state of Wyoming over that part of
Yellowstone National Park which was in the original boundaries
of Yellowstone National Park, but which was without the revised
boundaries of Yellowstone National Park, upon the acceptance of
said exclusive jurisdiction by the state of Wyoming.

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