Lingle is best known within Wyoming for its setting on the North Platte River in the agricultural heart of Goshen County. This small southeastern Wyoming town lies amid broad High Plains country, where irrigation drawn from the river has long supported fields and ranching. West of town, Fort Laramie National Historic Site preserves a place that began as a fur-trading post in 1834 and later became a major U.S. Army post; treaties negotiated there shaped relations between the United States and Plains tribes. Lingle provides a useful base for considering the river corridor and the overland routes that passed through this part of Wyoming. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Lingle and the North Platte Valley relate to their surroundings.
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