Niobrara

Niobrara County stretches from the foothills of the Laramie Range to Wyoming’s border with Nebraska, encompassing open High Plains grassland, shallow draws, and broad ranch country. The Niobrara River rises in this part of eastern Wyoming before beginning its long eastward course across Nebraska to the Missouri River. Lusk, the county seat, is the main service town and lies on U.S. Route 20, an important east-west road across the northern Great Plains. Cattle ranching remains central to local life, while the county’s low population density gives its roads and horizons a notably spacious character. Explore Niobrara County’s broader eastern Wyoming setting by browsing webcams from surrounding areas.

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