  It is shown in this work how the Wang-Landau algorithm can be parallelized
through the concept of the micromagnetic ensemble, when the Hamiltonian
contains both spin interaction and the external field terms, and thus
energy-magnetization plane is used for characterizing the density of states.
Within this framework random walk is performed on mutually independent
micromagnetic lines, and can thus be paralellized on a computer grid, without
need for shared memory among individual processes. This approach pushes forward
significantly the size of the systems that may be addressed on current computer
hardware (from currently reported $42\times 42$ to at least $256\times 256$ in
the case of two dimensional systems), and should turn out important for diverse
studies where field dependent behavior is essential.
