Located in northeast Wyoming, Crook County's signature landmark is Devils Tower National Monument—of Close Encounters of the Third Kind fame—which anchors a region known for its Native American heritage and culture. Land for sale in Crook County, Wyoming, recently totaled nearly $247 million and almost 100,000 acres. Crook County ranks eighth in the Equality State based on the total acres of land for sale among the 23 counties in the Cowboy State. There were three properties listed as sold in Crook County through the Land Network Comparable Sales Program. This represented a total value of $1,460,000. Hulett had the most land for sale. Economically speaking, Crook County's is largely dependent on mining and mineral extraction-related businesses and services. Crook County is the 14th largest county (2,865 square miles) in Wyoming. It's located in the Northeast Wyoming region of the state.