Wyoming‘s economy is vastly different from most U.S. states having mineral extraction and tourism widely composing their major industry sectors. The federal government owns almost half of the state’s landmass. Top tourist attractions include Yellowstone National Park, Independence Rock, and Grand Teton National Park. Wyoming taxes minerals at 100 percent of value, unlike “other” property taxes that are taxed at rates between 9.5 and 11.5 percent.” Mineral extraction accounts for more than 94 percent of the property taxes paid in the state. Logistics compose 5.7 percent of the state’s economic revenue, and transportation of mining goods is a huge portion of that. Plus, Wyoming is situated between West Coast ports in Seattle and Portland and big markets served by the Chicago transport nexus. Both the Warren Buffett’s BNSF and Union Pacific railroads crossing the state, and two local lines operate there as well. From Cheyenne to Casper, to Jackson to Gillette, Handi-Ramp is Wyoming’s Best Custom Service Yard Ramp Dealer.