1996 Map of Clause Peak

About this map

The high peaks and drainages of the Teton National Forest are meticulously detailed in this mid-1990s survey, which marks the convergence of Sublette, Lincoln, and Teton counties. Dominating the central and southern elevations are Clause Peak and Ramshorn Peak, towering over a network of tributaries including Cliff Creek and Sandy Marshall Creek. The landscape is characterized by the complex management boundaries of the Jackson Big Piney Ranger District, where the terrain drops steeply into various creek beds like Kerr Creek and Bondurant Creek. This edition is particularly useful for tracking the precise county lines and water courses through the forest before modern digital revisions, providing a clear view of the natural water distribution across the high Wyoming wilderness.