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Wyoming, Ohio got its name at a party on April 4th, 1861. Robert Reily hosted the party for the purpose of choosing a name for the village. Wyoming was chosen because the area reminded residents of a spot in Pennsylvania also named Wyoming!
In his song Why Did I Ever Leave Wyoming, Roy Rogers was writing about the state, not the city in Ohio, but he might as well have been penning an ode to this Ohio city. Wyoming, Ohio is a moderately sized suburb of Cincinnati located just north of the Cincinnati city limits in Hamilton County, Ohio. Home to 8,428 as of the 2010 census, Wyoming is an historic picturesque town comprised predominantly of older, architecturally significant homes and quiet, tree-lined streets. Wyoming offers a slice of small-town charm just minutes from the attractions of greater Cincinnati. View Wyoming City Guide