2011 Map of Eyraud Lakes

About this map

Muddy Creek meanders through this portion of Teton County, defining a landscape of prairie benches and water management systems. The elevation is characterized by the prominent Burton Bench in the west and Spring Coulee to the south, highlighting the natural drainage patterns of the high plains. Human influence on the water table is evident through the presence of Brady Canal and the Brady Lakes Number 4 Dam, which regulate the flow in an area naturally dotted with small water bodies like Middle Lake and Round Lake. For those researching local history, the Trinity Cemetery sits at a rural crossroads in the southern portion of the map. The collection of Eyraud Lakes in the northeast remains a focal point for the local geography, illustrating the importance of these reservoirs in a region defined by its agricultural grid of rural lanes and roads.