2017 Map of Drummond

About this map

Drummond serves as a key settlement point on the high plains of eastern Idaho, situated just north of where the Fremont Co Teton Co border follows the deep, meandering canyons of Bitch Creek and the Teton River. The landscape transition is stark, shifting from the flat agricultural grid of the north to the dramatic, eroded drainage systems of the N Fork Teton River and Badger Creek. This 2017 survey reveals a rural infrastructure defined by long, straight sections such as Hog Hollow Rd and Anderson Rd, while naming small historic locales like France and Clementsville. Genealogists may find particular value in the Farnum Cem located near the northwestern corner, while the presence of Power Plant Rd near the river suggests the industrial importance of these watercourses for power generation in the region.