
The high peaks of Grand Teton National Park dominate the eastern landscape of this mid-century survey, while the western agricultural valleys are defined by the winding paths of the Snake River and Henry Fork. This era shows the developed water infrastructure of the Teton Basin, including the Jackson Lake Dam and the recently formed Palisades Reservoir on the border between Idaho and Wyoming. The map details a network of early mountain roads and the Union Pacific Railroad lines that served the established farming communities of Rexburg, St Anthony, and Driggs.
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