Virtual Guidebook to South and Central Wyoming

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Virtual Guidebook to
South and Central Wyoming

Table of Contents
(listed from northwest to southeast)

Fossil Butte (5)

Evanston (3)

Fort Bridger (5)

Uinta Mountains (3)

Green River (2)

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The visitor center at Fossil Butte. (7-3-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
On the road above Fossil Lake. (7-3-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Wide open views from the mesa top at Fossil Butte. (7-3-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
The high point at Fossil Butte is over 8000 feet elevation. (7-3-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Carter, a whistle stop on the transcontinental railroad line. (7-3-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size

Evanston was an important railroad town in its day. (7-1-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Historic buildings in Evanston include a Chinese joss house. (7-1-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Ranch lands south of Evanston, the Uinta Mountans on the horizon. (7-2-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size

Rolling country north of Fort Bridger. (7-3-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
A reliable stream runs through the fort. (7-2-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Flagpole on the parade ground at Fort Bridger. (7-2-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Fort Bridger's Officers Row, several building remaining. (7-2-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Inside the ranch house at Fort Bridger. (7-2-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size

The Bear River flows north to Evanston from its source in the Uinta Mountains. (7-2-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
South of Mountain View on the north slope of the Uinta Mountains. (7-3-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
Just below Stateline Dam in the Uinta Mountains. (7-3-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size

Evenly spaced oil wells northwest of Green River. (7-3-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size
The important railroad yards at Green River, from the pedestrian overpass. (7-4-07): Standard Size or Fullscreen Size

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