Sinclair

Tucked along the North Platte River in south-central Wyoming, Sinclair is a place whose character is shaped by its long association with petroleum refining. Founded in the 1920s as Parco, a planned company community for the Producers & Refiners Corporation, it later adopted the Sinclair name. The Parco-Sinclair Historic District preserves elements of that carefully laid-out town plan, including civic architecture from its early oil-industry era. Interstate 80 places the community on a major east–west route across Wyoming, while the North Platte Valley and open high plains set it apart from the state’s mountain towns. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Sinclair relates to the North Platte Valley and southern Wyoming.

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