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The small western Wyoming town of Cody was established in 1896 and named after William Fredrick Cody, also known as "Buffalo Bill" or "Buffalo Bill Cody".

Cody Wyoming Lodging Guide

Americinn	Cody Legacy Inn	Irma Hotel
Beartooth Inn	Cody Lodging Company	Streamside Inn
Budget Host Inn	Comfort Inn	Sunrise Inn
Buffalo Bill Village Cabins	Green Gables Inn	The Cody
Cody Cowboy Village	Holiday Inn	The Mayor's Inn

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Entrance Cities and Gateway Towns

Gardiner, Montana	Silver Gate, Montana	West Yellowstone, Montana	Cooke City, Montana
Livingston, Montana	Cody, Wyoming	Jackson Hole, Wyoming	Yellowstone National Park

by John William Uhler

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