2020 Map of Tetonia

About this map

Tetonia and Felt anchor this high-altitude landscape where the agricultural traditions of the Teton Basin meet modern recreation routes. The geography is defined by a series of parallel watercourses flowing westward toward the Teton River, including Badger Cr, Spring Cr, and the three branches of N Leigh Cr, Middle Leigh Cr, and S Leigh Cr. A significant historical feature is the Yellowstone / Grand Teton Rail Trail, which traces the former railroad corridor north through the heart of the region. This transportation backbone once linked these small farming communities to larger markets. Local heritage is preserved at sites like Haden Cem, Felt Cem, and Clawson Cem, while the engineered Hog Canal illustrates the managed water systems necessary for high-desert cultivation. The transition from the flat basin floor into the rising elevations of Dry Hollow and the surrounding foothills provides a clear view of the area's physical development.