U.S. Route 16

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U.S. Route 16 is a historic east–west United States highway that runs through several northern states, including Wyoming, where it passes near notable landmarks such as Buffalo Bill Dam.

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U.S. Route 16 canonical 23

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Cody, Wyoming roadAccess U.S. Route 16
subject linked to: Cody, Wyoming, United States
Rapid City, South Dakota majorHighway U.S. Route 16
Pinkham Notch locatedOn U.S. Route 16
Buffalo Bill Dam nearHighway U.S. Route 16
Bear Country USA nearHighway U.S. Route 16
Rapid City servedByHighway U.S. Route 16
Bighorn Mountains crossedBy U.S. Route 16
Custer, South Dakota locatedOn U.S. Route 16
Bighorn National Forest traversedBy U.S. Route 16
Weston County, Wyoming transportation U.S. Route 16
Big Horn County, Wyoming hasHighway U.S. Route 16
Glendive, Montana servedByHighway U.S. Route 16
Greybull, Wyoming hasNearbyHighway U.S. Route 16
Johnson County, Wyoming hasTransportationRoute U.S. Route 16
subject linked to: Johnson County
Park County, Wyoming hasMajorHighway U.S. Route 16
subject linked to: Park County
Monroe County, Wisconsin traversedBy U.S. Route 16
Buffalo Bill State Park locatedAlong U.S. Route 16
Shoshone Canyon hasAccessRoad U.S. Route 16