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Federal Judicial Circuits: Tenth Circuit

March 3, 1863
12 Stat. 794
Congress established the Tenth Circuit, including California (which had been in the California Circuit) and Oregon (which had not been included in a circuit) in the circuit. California, Oregon
February 27, 1865
13 Stat. 440
Congress included Nevada (which had not been included in a circuit) in the Tenth Circuit. California, Nevada, Oregon
July 23, 1866
14 Stat. 209
Congress abolished the Tenth Circuit, transferring California, Nevada, and Oregon to the Ninth Circuit.  
February 28, 1929
45 Stat. 1347
Congress reestablished the Tenth Circuit, including Colorado, Kansas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Utah, and Wyoming (all of which had been in the Eighth Circuit) in the Tenth Circuit. Colorado, Kansas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Utah, Wyoming