
How Many Roads In Wyoming Are Named ‘Wyoming?’
Here's a question I bet you never thought of before.
How many roads in Wyoming are named Wyoming?
I mean, why would you even ever think of something like that? Well, I did as I drove down yet another road in Wyoming named Wyoming. There is no way to get that thought out of my head until I look it up.
Wyoming does not have any state highways or major roadways officially named "Wyoming."
But "Wyoming" as a road name is frequently used for local residential streets, avenues, and drives within various municipalities (such as F.E. Warren Air Force Base, which has a short stretch called Wyoming Avenue).
Casper has a Wyoming Boulevard that is also called "Outer Drive" by locals. It is the loop around the backside of town that helps folks get from one side of Casper to the other while avoiding traffic lights and congestion.

Cody: Located in the northwestern part of the state, Cody features Wyoming Avenue, which is situated near the heart of the city (near the Cody Mural and Museum at 1413/1719 Wyoming Avenue).
Laramie: Home to the University of Wyoming, Laramie has a West Wyoming Avenue on the western side of the city.
Guernsey: Located in Platte County in southeastern Wyoming, there is a North Wyoming Avenue.
Shoshoni: Located in Fremont County, this town features a Wyoming Avenue.
If you can find any more, let me know, and I'll add them to the list.
Well, there you go. Now you can sleep at night knowing this information. You can impress your friends with another useless piece of trivia. You're welcome.
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