Aerial photo of Grand Teton national park from NASA with “simulated color imagery from the Landsat 7 Enhanced Thematic Mapper Plus ( ETM+) … The elevated intrusion is to proper scale with no vertical exaggeration… simulates the view of the park … from the south and west”
The source is Visible Earth NASA
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To be able to answer the question: “what is the name of that mountain?”
print yourself a larger, more readable copy of these three profile drawings of the Teton Range with the names of peaks seen from these three views:
1) Highway 89, one mile south of Moose Junction
2) Teton Point turnout on Highway 89
3) from Jackson Lake Lodge
Teton range peak names has more maps and photos to help identify what peaks you are seeing at different viewpoints in Grand Teton National park.
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