Thermopolis

Wyoming, United States
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Thermopolis, resort town, seat (1913) of Hot Springs county, north-central Wyoming, U.S., on the Bighorn River, opposite East Thermopolis. The site was originally within the Wind River Indian Reservation (Shoshone and Arapaho). Founded in 1897, its name was derived from the Greek thermos, “hot,” and polis, “city,” for the nearby Big Horn Hot Springs (within present-day Hot Springs State Park), which are among the world’s largest, with an outflow of 18,600,000 gallons (70,400,000 litres) a day and a water temperature of 135 °F (57 °C). Gottsche Rehabilitation Center for hot-water treatment of disease is there. A centre for livestock, grain, ...(100 of 161 words)