Wyoming
The Lincoln Highway entered Wyoming east of Pine Bluffs. It followed county roads through Egbert and Hillsdale to Archer where it rejoined US Route 30. It followed US Route 30 (now largely Interstate 80) through Cheyenne, Laramie, Medicine Bow, and Rawlins to Granger Junction. From there, it followed former U.S. Route 30 South and U.S. Route 530 (now Interstate 80) to the Utah state line. At places, the road itself is now Business I-80 in Lyman and follows frontage roads in many places.
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