The exact geographical location, topography and important cities of the state are clearly marked in the Wyoming State Map. Wyoming is situated in the Rocky mountainous part of the northwestern region of the United States of America. Wyoming is sub divided into 23 Counties or administrative units for efficient governance. The Counties are administered by the respective County Seats. The good roadways and well laid railway lines has made Wyoming easily accessible from all parts of the country. The eastern and western part of Wyoming is connected by the Interstate Highways of 80 and 90. The Interstate Highway of 25 joins the northern end of the state with the southern part of Wyoming. Green River, Powder River, Bighorn River, North Platte River and Belle Fourche River are some of the prominent rivers of Wyoming. The state has many golf courses. Blaine, Tacoma, Yakima, Spokane, Olympia, Bellevue, Seattle, Vancouver and Snohomish are some of the notable golfing destinations of Wyoming. Grand Teton National Park, California National Historic Trail and Pony Express National Historic Trail are few of the prominent national parks of Wyoming. Reflecting the unique cultural heritage of the state, Fort Caspar Museum and Old West Museum are few of the famous museums of Wyoming.
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