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 ⓘ