Grand Teton 3D terrain model

About this model

The Teton Range rises straight out of the flat floor of Jackson Hole with no foothills in between, and Grand Teton (4,199 m) stands at its heart. That sudden wall of rock, carved by glaciers into sharp peaks and canyons, makes a superb model.

The frame is 16 km across, centred on 43.7411° N, 110.8024° W. Open it in the editor to change the style, exaggerate the height, turn it into a circle, or move the frame — then download it for your 3D printer, as a poster or as a 360° video.

Elevation

Highest point

4,187 m13,737 ft

Lowest point

1,970 m6,463 ft

Relief

2,217 mtop to bottom

Average height

2,663 macross the frame

Area

16 × 16 km256 km²

Highest point at

43.7411° N, 110.8024° Wfrom the elevation data

Measured on the same elevation grid as the model (Terrain Tiles, AWS Open Data). Summit heights can read a little lower than surveyed ones because each sample averages a small area.