1943 Map of Driggs
USGS Topo · Published 1955About this map
Driggs and Victor anchor this mid-century portrait of Teton Valley, where the Union Pacific railroad corridor parallels the Teton River through a landscape of irrigated agriculture and high mountain wilderness. The map reveals a structured rural society of the 1940s, marked by scattered educational and religious centers such as Bates Sch, Chapin Sch, and the Darby Ch. The complex water management of the valley is evident in the network of irrigation works, including the Kimball Canal, Town Canal, and Spencer Canal, which redirected flows toward family farmsteads.
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