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COUNTIES (Wyoming)
COUNTY COUNTY SEAT VISITED INTERSTATES US HIGHWAYS
Albany Laramie 1988 80 30 287
Big Horn Basin not yet none 14 14A 16 20 310
Campbell Gillette 1993 90 14 16
Carbon Rawlins 1988 80 30 287
Converse Douglas not yet 25 18 20 26 87
Crook Sundance 1993 90 14 16
Fremont Lander not yet none 20 26 287
Goshen Torrington not yet none 26 85
Hot Springs Thermopolis not yet none 20
Johnson Buffalo 1993 25 90 16 87
Laramie CHEYENNE 1988 25 80 180 30 85 87
Lincoln Kemmerer not yet none 26 30 89 189
Natrona Casper not yet 25 20 26 87 287
Niobrara Lusk not yet none 18 20 85
Park Cody not yet none 14 14A 16 20 212 310
Platte Wheatland not yet 25 26 87
Sheridan Sheridan 1993 90 14 14A 16 87
Sublette Pinedale not yet none 189 191
Sweetwater Green River 1988 80 30 191
Teton Jackson not yet none 26 89 189 191 287
Uinta Evanston 1988 80 189
Washakie Worland not yet none 16 20
Weston Newcastle not yet none 16 85
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TOTAL:(9/23, 39.1%) 25 80 90 180 14 14A 16 18
20 26 30 85
87 89 189 191
212 287 310
Complete routes through state:
- I-80: from Utah state line near Evanston to Nebraska state line near Pine Bluffs (403 miles)
- I-90: from Montana state line near Parkman to South Dakota state line near Beulah (209 miles)
Progress toward state route completion:
- I-25: intersected northern terminus at I-90 exit 56B in Buffalo (0 out of 301 miles)
- I-180: intersected eastern terminus at I-80 exit 362 in Cheyenne (0 out of 1 mile)
- US 14: from I-90 exit 9 near Ranchester to I-90 exit 25 in Sheridan, from I-90 exit 128 in Gillette to I-90 exit 153 in Moorcroft, and from I-90 exit 189 in Sundance to South Dakota state line near Beulah (63 out of 449 miles)
- US 14A: (0 out of 103 miles)
- US 16: from I-90 exit 128 in Gillette to I-90 exit 153 in Moorcroft (25 out of 436 miles)
- US 18: (0 out of 99 miles)
- US 20: (0 out of 432 miles)
- US 26: (0 out of 476 miles)
- US 30: from I-80 exit 66 near Granger to I-80 exit 235 in Walcott, from I-80 exit 316 near Laramie to I-80 exit 358 in Cheyenne, from I-80 exit 370 near Cheyenne to I-80 exit 401 near Pine Bluffs WY (242 out of 452 miles)
- US 85: (0 out of 248 miles)
- US 87: from I-90 exit 56B in Buffalo to I-90 exit 44 near Story, and from I-90 exit 25 in Sheridan to Montana state line near Parkman (37 out of 359 miles)
- US 89: (0 out of 156 miles)
- US 189: from Utah state line near Evanston to I-80 exit 18 near Evanston (18 out of 216 miles)
- US 191: from I-80 exit 99 near Rock Springs to I-80 exit 104 in Rock Springs (6 out of 290 miles)
- US 212: (0 out of 55 miles)
- US 287: from I-80 exit 235 at Walcott to I-80 exit 215 in Rawlins (20 out of 423 miles)
- US 310: (0 out of 53 miles)
The US highways are not signed through Yellowstone National Park. Pretending they were, in the most sensible manner possible, the above would look like this for the affected routes:
- "US 16": from I-90 exit 128 in Gillette to I-90 exit 153 in Moorcroft (25 out of 500 miles) ("US 16" would begin at "US 212" in Tower Junction, south to join "US 20" and "US 89" in Canyon, south to Fishing Bridge where "US 89" would depart, and then, with "US 20," heading eastward out of the park to its current western terminus. This could also be "US 14," which also terminates for good at the park entrance but since US 16 terminates sooner heading east, I chose it.)
- "US 20": (0 out of 513 miles) ("US 20" would begin where it ends, at the western entrance to the park, joined with "US 191" and "US 287." The two routes would head east to Madison, where "US 191" and "US 287" would turn south, while "US 20" turns north. "US 20" would then pick up "US 89" in Norris, heading east to Canyon and picking up "US 16" as well, then turning south to Fishing Bridge. "US 89" would then head south, while "US 16" and "US 20" continue east to their current terminii at the park's eastern entrance.)
- "US 89": (0 out of 251 miles) ("US 89" would continue on from the southern entrance to the park, joined with "US 191" and "US 287." Heading north to West Thumb, "US 191" and "US 287" would split off to the west, while "US 89" turns northeast to join "US 16" and "US 20" at Fishing Bridge. From there, the three routes would head north to Canyon, where "US 16" veers north, and then after turning to the west, "US 20" splits off at Norris while "US 89" turns back to the north again. Finally, "US 89" would meet the new western terminus of "US 212" in Mammoth Hot Springs before exiting the park and rejoining its existing route into Montana.)
- "US 191": from I-80 exit 99 near Rock Springs to I-80 exit 104 in Rock Springs (6 out of 363 miles) ("US 191" and "US 287" would be joined for the duration of their passage through the park. From the southern entrance, joined also with "US 89," the route would head north to West Thumb where "US 89" would turn to the east. "US 191/287" would veer west here, then loop back north to Madison where they would join "US 20" and head west out of the park and to their existing path.)
- "US 212": (0 out of 82 miles) ("US 212" would begin at "US 89" in Mammoth Hot Springs, heading east to Tower Junction where it would intersect the new eastern terminus of "US 16." From there, "US 212" would continue solo to the Silver Gate exit of the park, and join its current routing.)
- "US 287": from I-80 exit 235 at Walcott to I-80 exit 215 in Rawlins (20 out of 491 miles) (see "US 191." The two routes would overlay for the duration of their stay in the park.)
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