Arlington

Among the communities of Wyoming, Arlington stands out for its high-plains setting beside Interstate 80, below the Medicine Bow Mountains. This small unincorporated settlement in Carbon County grew as a station on the Union Pacific Railroad, part of the line that helped bind the United States by rail in the nineteenth century. The surrounding country is broad and windswept, with the forested uplands of Medicine Bow National Forest to the north and open basins extending around the highway corridor. Arlington reflects the scale of sparsely settled south-central Wyoming and its long-established rail routes. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Arlington and Wyoming.

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