2020 Map of Lake Theboe

About this map

Saypo sits at the heart of this Montana landscape, where the prairie begins its transition into the high ground of the Rocky Mountain Front. The area is defined by a complex drainage network feeding into Lake Theboe, with the South Fork Willow Creek and Jefferson Creek converging near the settlement. The map reveals a ranching and agricultural orientation, marked by roads like Bellview Road and Deep Creek Road that follow the natural contours of the land. High points such as Pine Butte and the elevation of Long Ridge provide a vertical contrast to the basin occupied by John Lane Reservoir. The intricate labeling of local coulees, including Tin Can Coulee and Fowler Coulee, reflects the importance of small-scale hydrology and topographic landmarks to the local geography and land management in Teton County.