Wyoming § 36-7-207 Grants of rights-of-way to counties

Wyoming Statutes

§ 36-7-207 — Grants of rights-of-way to counties

Wyoming § 36-7-207

Title 36Public Land

Ch. 7CAREY ACT LANDS

Art. 2BOARD OF LAND COMMISSIONERS

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Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 36-7-207 (2026).

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The board of land commissioners is hereby empowered, under such
terms and regulations as may be provided by it, to grant to the
counties of this state, either temporary or permanent rights-of-
way for roads and highways, over and across lands ceded to the
state under the provisions of an act approved August 18, 1894,
known as the Carey Act, and the title to which lands is still
vested in the state at the time such grant is made.

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The board of land commissioners is hereby empowered, under such
terms and regulations as may be provided by it, to grant to the
counties of this state, either temporary or permanent rights-of-
way for roads and highways, over and across lands ceded to the
state under the provisions of an act approved August 18, 1894,
known as the Carey Act, and the title to which lands is still
vested in the state at the time such grant is made.