2010 Map of Linderman Dam

About this map

The Teton River carves a deep path through this landscape, defining the character of the region. Near the eastern edge, Linderman Dam and the nearby Linderman Ranch represent the intersection of local water management and traditional agriculture. The rural settlement of Farnum sits at the northern edge, connected to the river valley by a grid of county roads such as Old Hog Hollow Rd. These routes trace the high ground between the main river and its southern tributaries, including Canyon Creek and Crooked Creek. The topography here reveals a series of drainage patterns and ranching infrastructure typical of the high plains, providing a detailed look at how the water systems were navigated and utilized in the early 21st century.