Wyoming Physical Map

This detailed physical map of Wyoming shows the state’s diverse and rugged terrain, including major features such as the Rocky Mountains, Great Plains and Great Divide Basin. Major mountain ranges such as the Wind River Range, Bighorn Mountains and Teton Range are clearly marked, as well as important peaks such as Gannett Peak (4,209 m), Wyoming Peak (3,442 m) and Cloud Peak (4,013 m). The map also shows major rivers such as the Snake River, Green River and North Platte River, as well as various lakes and reservoirs.

National parks such as Yellowstone and Grand Teton also appear, showing Wyoming’s ecological importance. Cheyenne, the state capital, is marked in the southeastern part of the state. This map provides a clear understanding of Wyoming's topographic structure, displaying its elevations, valleys and drainage systems. Ideal for educational, reference or geographic study purposes, this map is a valuable tool for visualizing Wyoming's natural layout.