2013 Map of Driggs

About this map

Driggs serves as the focal point of this high-altitude landscape where the Teton Basin meets the rising slopes of the Targhee National Forest. The transition from the valley floor to the mountains is marked by an intricate network of irrigation and drainage, including Cherry Grove Canal and Kimball Canal, which supported the agricultural development of settlements like Darby and Chapin. The map documents a modern era of the valley, showing residential growth in areas like Teton Ranchettes alongside established local landmarks. Cultural and transit hubs are clearly visible, from the Driggs-Reed Memorial Airport in the north to the Spud Drive-In further south. The rugged eastern boundary is defined by the Idaho-Wyoming border, where the terrain climbs sharply into the forest towards features like Darby Canyon and Nelson Spring.