Four Corners

Four Corners has served as a rural road junction in northeastern Wyoming since the modern era. It lies in open country south of the Black Hills, a forested upland range shared by Wyoming and South Dakota. Grassland, cattle country and the broad horizons of the High Plains define the surroundings rather than a built-up centre. The Black Hills hold enduring cultural importance for the Lakota people. Four Corners is a useful point of reference for exploring this sparsely settled edge of the state. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across northeastern Wyoming.

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