2015 Map of Bailey Lake

About this map

Grayback Ridge and the high elevations of the Wyoming Range dominate this landscape along the border of Teton and Lincoln counties. The map captures a high-altitude wilderness where water and resource extraction have historically defined human presence. Significant water bodies include Bailey Lake and the smaller Waterdog Lake to the south. The presence of Phosphate labels indicates the industrial interest in the mineral deposits of these slopes, particularly near Phosphate Creek. Terrain features like Horse Heaven, Bull Hollow, and Pow Wow Point suggest a long history of local naming conventions used by ranchers and early travelers. The transportation network is sparse, consisting primarily of routes like Bryan Flat Rd and the Shepard Cr Cutoff which navigate the complex drainage systems of Lick Creek and Willow Creek.