Located in the Bighorn River Basin (watershed) of central-northern Wyoming and southern Montana.
The upper reaches of the system in the Wind River Range are known as the Wind River. The Wind River officially becomes the Bighorn River at the 'Wedding of the Waters' confluence at the northern end of Wind River Canyon (near Thermopolis, Wyoming).
The two rivers are sometimes referred to as the singular Wind/Bighorn River — and are tributaries of the Yellowstone River, which is a major tributary of the upper Missouri River.
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