2014 Map of Greenfield

About this map

Cordova and the surrounding plains of Teton County are defined by a complex network of agricultural irrigation in this 2014 survey. The landscape is structured by the Greenfields Main Canal, a vital water system that supports the region's farming economy. Distinct topographical steps characterize the area, most notably Third Bench and Second Bench, which rise above the drainage systems. Natural coulees like Spring Coulee and Cascade Coulee intersect with man-made infrastructure, including the Plummer Lateral, Thompson Drain, and Drain E. The map reveals a highly organized grid of rural roads, such as 9th Rd NE and 6th Ln NE, illustrating the systematic division of land within the Public Land Survey System townships of t23n r2w and t23n r1w. This survey provides a precise look at how water management has transformed the high plains into a productive agricultural environment.