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Cheyenne City Water Department

(307) 637-6460

South Torrington Water & Sewer

(307) 532-3900

State Water Office

(307) 532-2248

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Facts about Chugwater, WY:
Chugwater is a town in Platte County, Wyoming, in the United States. As of the 2000 census, the town population was 244. In a 2005 promotion to attract new people to the town, building lots were offered for $100 provided the new owner built a house within a year and lived in it for at least 2 years. The former Speaker of the Wyoming House of Representatives, Harold Hellbaum (1926?2007) farmed and ranched in Chugwater. He served in the state legislature from 1963?1977, his last term as Speaker. Some historians hold that the name "Chugwater" is derived from a Mandan account of a bison hunt. According to this narrative, a chief was disabled during the hunt and his son took charge of the hunt or "buffalo jump". Under his direction, hunters drove the bison over nearby cliffs; when the animals reached the ground below, a sound of "chugging" was heard by the hunters. The story concludes with an etymology: since a stream was near the base of the cliffs, the site of the stampede has been...