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WY · Capital Cheyenne · 23 counties · Mountain time · Letter or A4

Printable Wyoming map

Wyoming on one landscape sheet: Cheyenne, Casper, Laramie and the borders of the 23 counties inside the state's near-perfect rectangle.

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Wyoming and Colorado are the only two states bounded entirely by lines of latitude and longitude. Neighbours: Montana, South Dakota, Nebraska, Colorado, Utah, Idaho.

What prints

Wyoming is a rectangle bounded by the 41st and 45th parallels and the 104th and 111th meridians, so the printed outline is four straight lines; the only apparent curvature comes from the meridians converging toward the pole, which makes the northern edge slightly shorter than the southern on the projected map. Inside the rectangle are the 23 county borders. With so few counties over 97,813 square miles they are enormous — Sweetwater in the southwest is larger than Connecticut and Rhode Island combined — and every one prints with clear space around it. Cheyenne, tucked into the southeast corner 10 miles from Colorado and 40 from Nebraska, carries the capital star. The Major cities layer adds Casper, Laramie and Gillette.

Page orientation

Print in landscape. The state is about 365 miles east to west and 275 miles north to south, and the landscape sheet matches that ratio almost exactly, leaving a narrow band beneath the map for the key. In portrait the rectangle sits in the middle of the page at two-thirds size. Because the county lines are so widely spaced, Wyoming also prints acceptably at reduced scale, for instance two copies per Letter sheet.

What is labeled

Yellowstone National Park, the Wind River Range and the Continental Divide, which enters from Montana and leaves into Colorado, do not appear on the plain print but are on the Streets layer. County names are omitted; the Wyoming county map has all 23 with their seats, and the blank Wyoming map is the outline alone, which for this state is simply an empty rectangle.

Key: capital and largest cities

PlaceNoteLatitudeLongitude
CheyenneState capital and largest city, southeast corner41.1°N104.8°W
CasperNorth Platte River, centre of the state42.9°N106.3°W
LaramieWest of Cheyenne over the Laramie Range41.3°N105.6°W
GillettePowder River Basin, northeast44.3°N105.5°W
Rock SpringsSweetwater County, southwest41.6°N109.2°W
SheridanNear the Montana line, Bighorn foothills44.8°N107.0°W

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