What are Wyoming's man made landmarks?

Answer 1

The Great Plains slope east of the Rocky Mountains in Wyoming, covering most of eastern Wyoming. Part of the Black Hills lie in eastern Wyoming.

There are more than a dozen mountain ranges in western and southern Wyoming including the Absaroka Mountains, the Wind River Mountains, the Big Horn Mountains, the Laramie Mountains, Granite Mountains, the Sierra Madre, the Medicine Bow Mountains, and the Tetons.

There are several relatively flat basins between the eastern and western mountains including the Great Divide Basin, the Wyoming Basin, the Powder River Basin, and the Big Horn Basin.

Wyoming has several man-made reservoirs including the Seminoe Reservoir, Boysen Reservoir, Flaming Gorge Reservoir, Glendo Reservoir, Buffalo Bill Reservoir, and Pathfinder Reservoir.

Specific landforms located in Wyoming include Devil's Tower, Fossil Butte, the Grand Teton, Gannett Peak, the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone River, the Yellowstone Plateau, the Red Desert of the Green River, and the Killpecker Sand Dunes.

Answer 2

Man made landmarks in Wyoming include:

Fort D.A. Russell

Fort Phil Kearney

Fort Yellowstone

Heart Mountain Relocation Center

Jackson Lake Lodge

Medicine Wheel

Old Faithful Inn

Oregon Trail Ruts

Wyoming State Capitol

Father DeSmet Memorial Monument

the Irma Hotel in Cody

Sheridan Inn

Union Pacific Depot in Cheyenne

Alcova Dam

Anchor Dam

Big Sandy Dam

Boysen Dam

Buffalo Bill Dam

Bull Lake Dam

Fontenelle Dam

Glendo Dam

Grassy Lake Dam

Guernsey Dam

Jackson Lake Dam

Kortes Dam

Meeks Cabin Dam

Pathfinder Dam

Pilot Butte Dam

Seminoe Dam

Answer 3

Wyoming has several man-made reservoirs including the Seminoe Reservoir, Boysen Reservoir, Flaming Gorge Reservoir, Glendo Reservoir, Buffalo Bill Reservoir, and Pathfinder Reservoir.