Wyoming State #585

Wyoming Road Map Travel Guide
#585 to four Corners, Junction of Hwy #85

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Km	Miles	Road Item	Road Summary
0.0 (71.9)	0.0 (44.7)		Welcome to city of Sundance. Junction of Wyoming Hwy #585. Junction of business loop I90 and Hwy #14. Services at highway - fuel, diesel.
1.6 (70.3)	1.0 (43.7)	Junction of I90	Access to city of Moorcroft.
14.0 (57.9)	8.7 (36.0)		View from highway driving South looking at Black Hill Mountains.
27.7 (44.3)	17.2 (27.5)	Roadside turnout	Historical marker - West side of highway.
31.4 (40.6)	19.5 (25.2)		View of highway driving South.
35.7 (36.2)	22.2 (22.5)		View of highway looking West at Black Hill Mountains. 'In July 1874 lieutenant Colonel George Armstrong Custard and more than 1000 soldiers, camped near here during a military expedition to explore the Black Hills. Expedictions official purpose was to locate a suitable site for an army post. Unofficially several miners accompanied the soldiers to look for verification of rumors about gold. This expedition violated the Treaty of 1868 which confirmed the Black Hills as indian domain and barred all white settlers and travellers from that country. In 1874 however, only a few friends of the indians complained about the army trespass. On July2, 1874 Custard and his men left For Abraham Lincoln, Dakota Territory.'
39.4 (32.5)	24.5 (20.2)		Roadside turnout - paved, no services - East side of highway. Point of Interest - crossing Inyan Kara Creek.
46.8 (25.1)	29.1 (15.6)	Westen County	Eastern boundary.
49.1 (22.9)	30.5 (14.2)	Roadside turnout	Paved, no services - East side of highway.
65.2 (6.8)	40.5 (4.2)		Looking at Black Hill Mountains.
71.9 (0.0)	44.7 (0.0)		Junction of Highway #85. North to city of Lead and Deadwood, South Dakota. South to community of Newcastle.
71.9 (0.0)	44.7 (0.0)		Start/finish of highway travel guide.