2013 Map of Victor

About this map

The town of Victor sits at the foot of the Snake River Range in this modern topographic study of the Idaho-Wyoming border. The landscape is defined by the complex water management of the Teton Basin, where several irrigation channels including Tonks Canal, Humble Canal, and Spencer Canal diverge from natural watercourses to support the high-altitude valley. Significant local infrastructure is noted, such as the Victor Cem and the Old Jackson Hwy winding eastward toward the mountains. To the east and south, the terrain rises sharply into the Targhee National Forest, characterized by deep cuts like Mikesell Canyon and Nordell Canyon. This survey captures the transition from the settled valley floor to the protected wilderness of the surrounding peaks, including Oliver Peak and Fogg Hill, while documenting recreational sites like Mike Harris Campground and Trail Creek Campground.