2024 Map of Linderman Dam

About this map

The Teton River carves a deep, winding canyon through the high plains of Eastern Idaho, serving as a primary geographic anchor for this region. This landscape is defined by its volcanic history, most notably evidenced by the Hog Hollow Crater situated in the northern section of the map. The drainage patterns of Canyon Creek and Crooked Creek further articulate the complex topography where the borders of Fremont, Madison, and Teton Counties converge. The land is partitioned by a grid of rural routes such as Hog Hollow Rd and the family-named Neeley's Rd, reflecting a lineage of agricultural settlement and land use. This survey illustrates the contrast between the flat, cultivated uplands of Hog Hollow and the steep, inaccessible breaks of the river valley.