2024 Map of T L Gap

About this map

Teton Ridge dominates the center of this Teton County survey, forming a prominent east-west divide that separates the watershed of the Teton River to the north from the high, flat expanse of Bole Bench to the south. This landscape is defined by its dramatic erosion patterns, with deep draws such as Government Coulee and Antelope Coulee cutting through the terrain. The central passage at T L Gap serves as a natural transition point through the ridge, likely influencing local travel and grazing patterns. The map reflects a structured rural landscape organized by a rigorous grid of section lines and gravel roads, including 17th Rd NE and 10th Rd NE, which serve the agricultural and ranching operations of this Montana high-plains environment. The absence of dense settlement highlights the character of the region as a land of wide-open coulees and expansive benches.