2024 Map of Drummond

About this map

Drummond and the small settlement of France anchor the high agricultural plains of eastern Idaho on this survey. The landscape is defined by the deep, winding canyons of the Teton River and its tributaries, including Bitch Creek and Badger Creek, which cut sharp relief into the surrounding farmland. This topographic study captures the boundary between Fremont and Teton counties, documenting the essential rural infrastructure that connects these isolated communities. Genealogy researchers will find the Farnum Cemetery located west of the main townsite, while the varied hydrology—from the waters of Conant Creek to the marshy Henry Meadow—illustrates the natural drainage patterns of the upper Snake River plain. A network of country roads such as Hog Hollow Road and Power Plant Road provides a clear view of the modern transit corridors used by local residents and agricultural producers.