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Wyoming is a state of the United States, which is featured in American Truck Simulator as a map expansion DLC that was released on September 7, 2021. It is the eighth map of DLC involving map expansions, but the seventh paid one.
Wyoming is located in the Western region of the United States. It is bordered by Montana to the north, South Dakota and Nebraska to the east, Colorado to the south, Utah to the southwest, and Idaho to the west. Essentially, Wyoming is one big plateau broken by many towering mountain ranges. Wyoming is a state where the Great Plains meet the Rocky Mountains.
Geographically, the state can be divided into three regions: the Great Plains, the Rocky Mountains, and the Intermontane Basins. The Great Plains spill into the eastern part of the state, and stretch from Canada through the United States to Mexico. The topography of this area is characterized by short-grass prairie with cottonwoods and shrubs. This area is home to the marvelous Devils Tower National Monument. The Rocky Mountains cover most of the state, where it has many important ranges, such as the Big Horns, the Laramies, the Tetons, the Absarokas, and the Wind Rivers, which feature Gannett Peak, the highest point in the state. The Rockies of Wyoming are home to Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks, the latter of which being well known for its volcanic activity. The flat areas between Wyoming mountain ranges are part of the Intermontane Basins. These regions are characterized by short grasses and lower bush. The Bighorn, Powder River, Wind River, and Washakie Basins are some of the major basins in this region. The Great Divide Basin runs along the Great Continental Divide in the south-central part of the state, between Rock Springs and Rawlins. The little rain that falls in this area quickly soaks into the ground. The Red Desert covers a part of the Great Divide Basin and an area to the south, where plant life, mainly sagebrush, is very thinly dispersed.
Climate
The climate of Wyoming is determined by its latitude, altitude, and local topography. It is windier and drier in comparison to other regions in the country, and is generally semi-arid and continental. Rainfall depends largely on elevation and proximity to mountain ranges, with the low intermontane basins getting little rain (due to being in the rain shadows of various mountain ranges) and the high plateaus and alpine regions receiving more precipitation. Thunderstorm activity in the state is highest during spring and early summer, while the southeastern region of the state is vulnerable to tornado activity, mainly in June (an average of 12 tornadoes occur in Wyoming annually). Wyoming is also known to receive snow through-out most of the year; in 2020, lower elevations received snow as early as September 1st, while some higher elevation received snow in mid-July.
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Wyoming may be one of the least populated states in the U.S, but that doesn't mean that it lacks spectacular places to visit and see. Home to some of the country's most breathtaking national parks, Wyoming is best known for its red-walled gorges, hot springs, historic prairie towns, pioneer history, and historical attractions. Wyoming designated the American bison as the official state mammal in 1985, and to this day you can still find large herds of them grazing across the prairies and protected land which is designated for the conservation of wild bison since their decline across the U.S.
Deliver to and from 10 cities and discover 14 settlements (Jump to section)
Discover and deliver to Wyoming's important industries like coal & soda ash, farms & agriculture, railyards, and more! (Jump to section)
Haul livestock cargo to our new cattle auction houses
Drive on the Highway to Heaven
Haul cargo on the I-80, the second-longest Interstate highway in the United States
See wildlife unique to Wyoming including Bison
Visit landmarks like Devils Tower National Monument and part of the Yellowstone National Park and get bird's-eye views with many new viewpoints (See Landmarks and Viewpoint pages)
Admire accurate representations of cities like Cheyenne, Casper, Jackson, Sheridan, and more! (Jump to section)
Visit and take a rest at famous Wyoming rest stops & gas stations (Jump to section)
Unlock Wyoming-specific Steam Achievements (Jump to section)
The cover of the DLC features a red Western Star 49X hauling hay as cargo on a Flatbed Trailer. The cover takes place at Devils Tower National Monument, with the vicinity of Devils Tower high above in the Black Hills. At the butte, hundreds of trees surrounded the landscape, and a small grassland with horses surround the igneous rock formation, under a sky where the sun scatters its light across the earth's surface. The sky contains grey clouds above the horizon, and above the clouds, a blue sky is visible, while some parts are orange. The logo of the DLC sits on the left side of the cover.
Suburbs on this wiki are defined as scenery towns located in or nearby a city and which contain depots associated with their respective parent city. Unsigned locations are marked with italics.
In this DLC, there are signs on which the distances to the next cities are shown. This is the first official map DLC to have such features.
For early adopters of the DLC, having a profile connected to your World of Trucks account and making any delivery using the External Contracts or External Market to or from Gillette earned a Triceratops plush toy.[2]
Release History
Since the release of the DLC, new major content has been added to it for free in game updates (not including road connections to new neighboring states).
3 September 2021: Blog post about Yellowstone National Park and Wyoming's new routes for the Special Transport DLC.[6]
2 September 2021: SCS makes a stream for welcoming the new International LT and explore more of Wyoming.[7]
31 August 2021: SCS makes a second exclusive Wyoming gameplay livestream.[8]
30 August 2021: SCS announced on their social media sites that on 31 August 2021, along with the first preview of the new Thrustmaster T248 steering wheel, will also have the second exclusive Wyoming gameplay livestream.[9]
26 August 2021: SCS announced the release date of the expansion.[10]
18 August 2021: Blog post about Cheyenne, the capital and largest city of Wyoming.[11]
17 August 2021: SCS makes a first exclusive Wyoming gameplay livestream.[12]
16 August 2021: SCS announced on their social media sites that on 17 August 2021, will have a first exclusive Wyoming gameplay livestream.[13]
11 August 2021: Second blog post about gameplay video and official map of Wyoming revealed.[14]
3 August 2021: Blog post about welcome areas and rest stations.[15]
27 July 2021: Blog post about farms and agriculture.[16]
4 February 2021: 1.40 Open Beta added some new roads that lead towards Wyoming.
16 January 2021: Blog post about landmarks and areas.[33]
9 December 2020: First official blog post confirmed Wyoming will be the next state after Colorado with a few new screenshots and the new light system [34], alongside the Steam store page being released.[35]
24 November 2020: A mysterious teaser video is posted on SCS's YouTube channel and in their blog showing a lot of bison on a side road.[36]
16 July 2020: Pavel hints Wyoming as "a small one of two states in the works" in the Idaho release stream.[37]
7 November 2019: Utah DLC was released and features an inaccessible section of US 191 that extends north of Vernal towards the Wyoming border in an extremely rough and unfinished state.
