Midwest topographic map
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Midwest
The town of Midwest, located in Natrona County, Wyoming, sits in a relatively flat, semi-arid landscape characterized by the rolling hills and gentle slopes typical of the Great Plains region. The area's topography is largely defined by expansive grasslands and isolated buttes. Midwest is positioned near several reservoirs, and its surroundings include gentle ridges and valley areas. These features indicate the gradual transitions of the land from upland plateaus to lower terrain where water bodies like the Castle Creek are found. The landscape, while not mountainous, shows a subtle variability that offers views of both open expanses and slightly rugged terrain, shaped by erosion and seasonal water flow.
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Name: Midwest topographic map, elevation, terrain.
Location: Midwest, Natrona County, Wyoming, United States (43.39323 -106.28563 43.41977 -106.26896)
Average elevation: 1,482 m
Minimum elevation: 1,461 m
Maximum elevation: 1,530 m
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