2014 Map of T L Gap

About this map

T L Gap serves as a prominent geographic point in this section of Teton County, where the high Montana plains are dissected by a network of seasonal drainage channels. The Teton River cuts through the northern portion of the landscape, while the central and southern reaches are defined by the elevated surfaces of Teton Ridge and Bole Bench. This 2014 survey reveals a highly organized agricultural grid, with long straight roads like 17th Rd NE and 11th Rd NE providing access to the vast acreage between the coulees. The topographic character of the region is punctuated by deep erosional features, including Antelope Coulee and Coyote Coulee, which highlight the steady movement of water across this arid environment. The primary artery of MT-221 bisects the quadrangle, connecting the remote farmsteads and ranching lands that dominate the local economy.