I have divided Wyoming very simply across the middle into two regions containing 250 panoramas:

• Northern Wyoming

• Southern and Central Wyoming

To begin, click one of the regions listed here, or click on the map, or scroll down to see a detailed list of localities.

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Travelers on Interstate 80 will observe that most of Wyoming is high, cold desert, miles of rolling sagebrush, usually with mountains on the horizon. There is a lot of history along the old Oregon Trail and the original trans-continental railroad, plus miles of wonderful open range country.

Yellowstone, the world's first and possibly most famous national park, covers the northwest corner of the state, and just south of it is Grand Teton National Park. Several other high snowy ranges are scattered about, plus the unique volcanic peak known as Devils Tower.

I have made four trips to Wyoming expressly for panoramas, twice to Grand Teton and Yellowstone, then my "Oregon Trail" trip where I crossed it twice, and my 2011 trip to the southeast corner. There are still quite a few places in Wyoming that I have missed, and I want to completely rephotograph the Tetons and Yellowstone.

• My region of Northern Wyoming covers Yellowstone, the Grand Tetons, the Beartooth Range, the Bighorn Mountains, and across the northern third of the state to Devils Tower

• The remaing two-thirds of the state is Southern and Central Wyoming, rich in the history of the Oregon Trail and the transcontinental railroad.

Contact Don Bain: DonBain@360Panos.com