Last Driven July 2020
(Historic Photo: January 2010)
AMP: 97
Location: WYO 220 and WYO 487, Natrona Cty
Reassurance shield after the WYO 487 junction. WYO 220 is now carrying almost all traffic from Laramie to San Francisco that’s Casper bound, making this arguably the most important stretch of state highway in the state (definitely if you exclude WYO 789, which is usually bannered with a US Route anyway)
(Historic Photo: January 2010)
AMP: 99
Location: WYO 220 and CR 401, Natrona Cty
Turn right for CR 401, which heads to WYO 251 and Casper Mountain
(Historic Photo: January 2010)
AMP: 100
Location: WYO 220 and CR 310, Natrona Cty
Turn right for CR 310, which appears to be an old WYO 220 alignment
AMP: 103
Location: WYO 220 and Bessemer Bend South Rd, Natrona Cty
Reassurance shield after the turnoff into Bessemer Bend.
AMP: 104
Location: WYO 220 and Bessemer Bend Rd, Natrona Cty
Reassurance shield after the Bessemer Bend Rd rejoins.
AMP: 105
Location: WYO 220 and Goose Egg Rd, Natrona Cty
Reassurance shield after CR 310 rejoins.
AMP: 107
Location: WYO 220 and WYO 257, Natrona Cty
In 3/4 of a mile, we’ll approach WYO 257, which is the newest state highway in Wyoming, having opened in 2015. It serves as a westerly bypass of Casper, heading north up to US 20/26, which connects to I-25/US 87.
AMP: 107
Location: WYO 220 and WYO 257, Natrona Cty
1/2 mile to WYO 257.
AMP: 108
Location: WYO 220 and WYO 257, Natrona Cty
Turn left ahead for 257 north. Stay on 220 for downtown Casper.
AMP: 108
Location: WYO 220 and WYO 257, Natrona Cty
Turn left for WYO 257 north.
E to WYO 258, W to US-287/WYO 789
N to US-20/US-26/US-20 Bus/US-26 Bus
