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Ecoregions of Wyoming

Last updated: September 30th, 2019

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This list will help you navigate the regions in case you have problems with viewing or clicking the interactive map above.

Name†Color on Map
Absaroka Volcanic Subalpine Zone∅
Sedimentary Subalpine Zone∅
Black Hills Plateau∅
Black Hills Core Highlands∅
Alpine Zone∅
Absaroka-Gallatin Volcanic Mountains∅
Yellowstone Plateau∅
Dry Mid-elevation Sedimentary Mountains∅
High Elevation Valleys∅
Partly Forested Mountains∅
Foothill Shrublands and Low Mountains∅
Salt Desert Shrub Basins∅
Laramie Basin∅
Bighorn Salt Desert Shrub Basins∅
Mid-Elevation Uinta Mountains∅
Rolling Sagebrush Steppe∅
Bighorn Basin∅
Sub-Irrigated High Valleys∅
Crystalline Subalpine Forests∅
Foothill Shrublands∅
Pine Ridge Escarpment∅
Moderate Relief Plains∅
Flat to Rolling Plains∅
Pine Bluffs and Hills∅
Sandy and Silty Tablelands∅
Platte River Valley and Terraces∅
Semiarid Pierre Shale Plains∅
Pine Scoria Hills∅
Montana Central Grasslands∅
Dissected Plateaus and Teton Basin∅
Black Hills Foothills∅
Mid-elevation Sedimentary Mountains∅
Granitic Subalpine Zone∅
Gneissic-Schistose Forested Mountains∅
Alpine Zone∅
Crystalline Mid-Elevation Forests∅
Sagebrush Steppe∅
Mesic Dissected Plains∅
Pryor-Bighorn Foothills∅
Powder River Basin∅
Casper Arch∅

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