2020 Map of Agawam North

About this map

Agawam sits at the southern edge of this Teton County landscape, where the agricultural plains meet the intricate drainage systems of the Montana high country. The terrain is defined by a network of seasonal watercourses and irrigation infrastructure, including the Bynum Canal and C Canal, which support farming across the prominent Porter Bench. This survey provides a contemporary view of a region defined by its hydrography, tracing the winding paths of Pondera Coulee in the north and the extensive Farmers Coulee system that cuts through the central sections. The grid of rural roads, such as Black Gold RD and Oil Field RD, highlights the dual nature of the local economy, where traditional ranching land intersects with resource extraction. For those studying the evolution of water rights and land use in the Teton and Pondera county borderlands, the map offers precise detail on the relationship between natural coulees and man-made waterways.