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Buffalo Bill Dam is an arched dam built from concrete and situated on Wyoming’s Shoshone River in northwest. Designed by Daniel Webster Cole and constructed between the years of 1905 and 1910, the dam stands 325 feet in height, and measures 200 feet in length at the crest. Visitors can walk along the top of the damn and take in beautiful views of the surrounding mountains, Shoshone River, and Buffalo Bill Reservoir. There’s a mini-theater onsite where patrons can enjoy a short film about the Dam’s construction, along with its vital importance to Buffalo Bill State Park. The Dam also provides a gift shop with souvenirs, a visitor center, and complimentary shuttle services from the parking area.

Address: Buffalo Bill Dam, 4808 North Fork Highway, Cody, WY, Phone: 307-527-6076

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