2017 Map of Pendroy

About this map

Pendroy serves as a central hub for this high-plains landscape in Teton County, where a network of precisely numbered section roads meets at Railroad Ave. The geography is defined by a series of erosion-carved coulees and benches that drain eastward from the Rocky Mountain Front. Named features like Porter Bench and Spring Hill provide orientation across the open terrain, while the extensive irrigation infrastructure of the Bynum Canal and C Canal reflects the region's managed water system. Several deep drainage systems, including Rattlesnake Coulee, North Fork Farmers Coulee, and Miller Coulee, cut across the landscape, eventually feeding into waterways like Jones Creek. This 2017 survey details the intersection of historic ranching land with modern infrastructure, visible in the alignment of W Pendroy Road and the various cattle-country landmarks.