Wyoming § 36-8-1402 Wyoming historic mine trail and byway system;
creation; department duties and processes for trail and byway
development; advisory groups

Wyoming Statutes

§ 36-8-1402 — Wyoming historic mine trail and byway system; creation; department duties and processes for trail and byway development; advisory groups

Wyoming § 36-8-1402

Title 36Public Land

Ch. 8STATE PARKS AND RESERVES

Art. 14WYOMING HISTORIC MINE TRAIL AND BYWAY SYSTEM

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Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 36-8-1402 (2026).

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(a)The Wyoming historic mine trail and byway system is created for purposes of designating and identifying historic mine locations and trails and byways linking historic mines within the state, and as such, shall:

(i)Provide a precise history of mineral development in Wyoming;

(ii)Interpret the role of mining and minerals in the development of Wyoming's economy;

(iii)Identify and describe Wyoming's mining and mineral development heritage.

(b)The Wyoming historic mine trail and byway system shall be established by the department of state parks and cultural resources. The system shall expand upon the first designated historic mine trail and byway as established by this subsection, which shall link the gold mines located in South Pass City, Miners' Delight and Atlantic City, Wyoming, to

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(a) The Wyoming historic mine trail and byway system is
created for purposes of designating and identifying historic
mine locations and trails and byways linking historic mines
within the state, and as such, shall:
(i) Provide a precise history of mineral development
in Wyoming;
(ii) Interpret the role of mining and minerals in the
development of Wyoming's economy;
(iii) Identify and describe Wyoming's mining and
mineral development heritage.
(b) The Wyoming historic mine trail and byway system shall
be established by the department of state parks and cultural
resources. The system shall expand upon the first designated
historic mine trail and byway as established by this subsection,
which shall link the gold mines located in South Pass City,
Miners' Delight and Atlantic City, Wyoming, to the iron mines
located near Atlantic City, to the uranium mines in the Crooks
Gap and Gas Hills mining districts located in Fremont County,
Wyoming.
(c) Repealed By Laws 2009, Ch. 6, § 2.
(d) Repealed By Laws 2009, Ch. 6, § 2.