2014 Map of Freezeout Lake

About this map

Freezeout Lake dominates this central Montana landscape, surrounded by an intricate network of numbered ponds and irrigation infrastructure including the N Supply Ditch and Cascade Canal. The map reveals a land shaped by water management and topography, where several large coulees, such as Wolf Coulee, Crossen Coulee, and Roundup Coulee, drain toward the lake basin. The small settlements of Bole and Eastham Junction are situated along the primary roadways that cut through the grid of rural township lines. The terrain is marked by distinctive elevations like Moehler Hill and the Priest Butte Lakes in the northwest, providing a clear look at the agricultural and hydrological layout of Teton County in the early 21st century. Researchers will find a precise record of the regional drainage, from Dipping Tank Cr to the various numbered catchments like Pond Number Five.