National Register of Historic Places in Wyoming

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Map of Wyoming counties and distribution of NRHP entries

This table contains all lists where the entries in the National Register of Historic Places in the 23 counties of the US -amerikanischen State of Wyoming are listed below:

Number of properties by county

DSD Bridge over the Cheyenne River in Niobrara County
Post Office Building in Thermopolis , Hot Springs County
Colter's Hell is a volcanogenic area with thermal activity on the Shoshone River near Cody ( Park County ). It has been listed in the NRHP since 1973.
county List of entries in the NRHP in the county number
1 Albany Albany County NRHP records 39
2 Big horn Big Horn County NRHP records 21st
3 Campbell Campbell County NRHP records 4th
4th Carbon Carbon County NRHP records 43
5 Converse NRHP records in Converse County 21st
6th Crook Crook County NRHP records 13
7th Fremont NRHP records in Fremont County 33
8th Goshen NRHP records in Goshen County 6th
9 Hot springs Hot Springs County NRHP records 9
10 Johnson Johnson County NRHP records 22nd
11 Laramie Laramie County NRHP records 50
12 Lincoln Lincoln County NRHP records 11
13 Natrona NRHP records in Natrona County 36
14th Niobrara NRHP records in Niobrara County 6th
15th park Park County NRHP records 39
16 plate Platte County NRHP records 12
17th Sheridan Sheridan County NRHP records 22nd
18th Sublet NRHP records in Sublette County 18th
19th Sweetwater Sweetwater County NRHP records 29
20th Tetons NRHP records in Teton County 58
21st Uinta NRHP records in Uinta County 14th
22nd Washakie Washakie County NRHP records 4th
23 Weston Weston County NRHP records 7th
total 517 1
Bad Pass Trail (s) , Sioux Trail - historical path in the Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area , in the Big Horn counties in Montana and Wyoming
James T. Saban Lookout Tower , also known as High Park Lookout , is a fire watch tower in the Bighorn National Forest near Ten Sleep in Washakie County .
Charles L. Beatty House (en) , also known as Kendrick House. Used by the Wyoming Arts Council in Cheyenne , Laramie County .
1 One or more objects could be recorded in several lists due to their location, which is why the given sum may not be exact.

See also

Individual evidence

  1. ^ National Register of Historic Places.Retrieved December 12, 2017

Web links

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