2012 Map of Crooked Creek

About this map

Snake River dominates the southern landscape of this 2012 survey, winding through the backcountry of Teton County. This wilderness-focused map captures the drainage systems that define this high-altitude region, where tributaries like Crooked Cr and Passage Cr descend from the ridges. The only named structure in this remote area is the Fox Creek Patrol Cabin, a specific point of interest for those tracking historical administrative or wilderness management footprints. The map is primarily a study of natural hydrography, showing the complex network of minor creeks such as Chipmunk Cr, Sickle Cr, and Grouse Cr that eventually feed into the larger river system. Researchers focused on Teton County's undeveloped reaches will find this map essential for understanding the seasonal watercourses and topographic layout of the land prior to more recent changes.