Business Loop I-80 - Fort Bridger and Lyman

When the states of Wyoming, Idaho, and Utah agreed to eliminate U.S. 30S in the early 1970s (with AASHTO approval), the somewhat lengthy extant portion of former U.S. 30S through Fort Bridger and the town of Lyman in Uinta County was designated as Business Loop I-80. Business Loop I-80 between Exits 34 and 48 is the longest business loop in Wyoming.

Signed Route	Milepost Number	Description	State Control Route	Distance	Overall Mileage
	34.74	Junction (Fort Bridger Interchange)	2106	0.00	0.00
	34.74	Begin	2106	0.00	0.00
	35.35	End Four-Lane Section	2106	0.61	0.61
	35.47	35.47BK=35.43AH	2106	0.12	0.73
	36.27	Black's Fork River	2106	0.84	1.57
	36.74	Little Black's Fork River	2106	0.47	2.04
	37.27	Fort Bridger	2106	0.53	2.57
	39.78	Junction Urie	2106	2.51	5.08
	42.35	South City Limits Lyman	2106	2.57	7.65
	42.84	Junction	2106	0.49	8.14
	43.09	East City Limits Lyman	2106	0.25	8.39
	48.72	Smith's Fork River	2106	5.63	14.02
	50.36	Junction (Bridger Valley Interchange)	2106	1.64	15.66
	50.36	End	2106	0.00	15.66

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Interstate 80

Page Updated Friday June 08, 2012.