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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 is approximately 53 miles east of Yellowstone National Park's East Entrance.

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