2012 Map of Teton

About this map

Bad River meanders across this Stanley County landscape, creating a wide drainage basin fed by a network of seasonal tributaries. The settlement of Teton sits on the eastern edge of the map, positioned near the river where local transportation routes converge. The terrain is defined by the erosion patterns of several creeks, including Stranger Cr and Powell Cr, which cut through the plains toward the main river valley. A notable topographic feature, Ballard Canyon, provides a distinct break in the elevation to the northeast. Human activity is largely focused along Bad River Rd, which follows the river's path, while the rest of the area consists of expansive open country marked by watercourses like Ash Cr and Broken Neck Cr. This 2012 survey illustrates the relationship between the area's few established roads and the natural drainage system of the West River region.