Lincoln County, Administrative county in western Wyoming, United States.
Lincoln County is an administrative county in western Wyoming that covers a large area with varied landscapes including mountains and valleys. The region includes several small towns and communities spread across its expanse.
This county was established in 1911 when it was separated from Uinta County and named in honor of President Abraham Lincoln. Its boundaries took their current shape after portions were separated in 1921 to form neighboring counties.
The Johnson County War between cattle barons and small farmers in the late 1800s shaped the regional identity and influenced numerous Western narratives.
The administrative center at Kemmerer provides a starting point for understanding local services and governance. The county's moderate size makes it accessible for visitors exploring multiple communities throughout the area.
This region borders three states, connecting the western plateau with the Rocky Mountains through its location. This geographical position made it a natural crossroads for early travelers and trade routes.
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