Ucross: US 14/16 - Road Surface
Ucross occupies a creekside stretch of the Powder River Basin in north-central Wyoming. Clear Creek descends from the Bighorn Mountains and passes through the settlement before crossing the surrounding plains. Ucross grew around a working ranch; grassland and cottonwoods along the watercourse still define its setting. Since 1981, the Ucross Foundation has hosted artists, writers, composers and choreographers in residence on the ranch, giving this small community a cultural role far beyond its size. The Bighorn Mountains rise to the west, while roads across the basin connect Ucross with Buffalo, Sheridan and the wider Powder River country.
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Ucross sits along Clear Creek in northeastern Wyoming, where the eastern foothills of the Bighorn Mountains meet the High Plains and have shaped it into a ranch-country crossroads. The community is closely associated with Ucross, a historic working ranch whose land and buildings also support the Ucross Foundation, an artist-residency program for writers, visual artists, composers and choreographers. Cottonwoods follow the creek through a broad setting of pasture and sagebrush, while the Bighorn range marks the transition to higher country. Ucross is a useful point of reference for the rural character of Sheridan County. See how Ucross fits between the Bighorn foothills and Wyoming plains by browsing webcams nearby.
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