Former U.S. 116

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U.S. 116 is one of several U.S. routes that have been decertified in Wyoming. Along with U.S. 185, 216, 285, and 420, U.S. 116 was decommissioned early, in 1936.

Designated for a period of ten years, U.S. 116 was a 29 mile long connector from the mainline U.S. 16 at Ucross to U.S. 87E at Sheridan. U.S. 116 and U.S. 420 were both replaced by U.S. 14 in 1936. Farther east, U.S. 16 between Moorcroft and South Dakota became U.S. 14, and U.S. 216 was replaced with U.S. 16.



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