2013 Map of Lamont

About this map

Lamont stands as a central point of reference in this southeastern Idaho landscape, situated where the high plains meet the western slopes of the Teton Range. The boundary between Fremont and Teton Counties snakes through the center of the sheet, following the winding course of Bitch Creek. This deep canyon provides a sharp contrast to the surrounding agricultural grid, where roads like Neely Rd and Coyote Meadows Rd define the land's organization. To the east, the terrain rises into the Targhee National Forest, a transition marked by the isolated Bitch Creek Cow Camp and the topographic shifts of Pole Canyon.