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Teton County

Land records for Teton County, Montana: ownership, ownership changes, permits and projects, and state records. As of Oct 5, 2026, from 5 public sources.

Teton County. Click a county to open its profile.

Summary

Land and ownership

Acres by owner type

1,454,517 acres in 10,402 parcels on the parcel map. Federal land that is not on the tax roll is not counted.

Public 27%Individuals 38%Companies 30%Trusts 4%
Total assessed value

All parcels, Montana Department of Revenue, by tax year.

$0$1.0B$2.0B201320202025$1.5B

Owner types come from the owner name on the state roll (src/parcels/classify.py). Public access map.

Ownership changes

From monthly copies of the state parcel roll, dated by the copy, not the deed. People are shown as “Private individual”.

Last 90 days, by type

One parcel can count in several rows (a sale to an out-of-state LLC is all three).

Sold179
Sold to a company40
Out-of-state buyer19
Lot split14
Public to private4
Parcels that changed owner, by year

From the yearly copies of the state roll, 2014 to 2025.

01,0002,00020142016201720182019202020212022202320242025

Recent changes

  • Sold
    Private individual to Private individual
    403.98 acres, 4-parcel property
  • Sold
    Private individual to Private individual
    314.92 acres, parcel 31385323201010000
  • Sold
    Private individual to Private individual
    240.33 acres, 4-parcel property
  • Sold
    Private individual to Private individual
    200.58 acres, 2-parcel property
  • Sold
    Private individual to Private individual
    196.74 acres, 2-parcel property

The full list of sales, splits and filings, with a weekly email, is in Data4 Pro.

Permits and projects

Permits, planning cases and land-use hearings, plus state DEQ and MDT permits.

Permits and projects per month

Last 24 months, all sources.

012Nov 24Feb 25May 25Aug 25Nov 25Feb 26May 26Aug 26Oct 26

Upcoming hearings

  • Agendas for this county are not read yet.

Recent permits and projects

  • Choteau - South
    Environmental permit US - 89, #MTB013653, Effective
  • Choteau - South
    Environmental permit US - 89, #MTR111619, Effective
  • CHOTEAU - SOUTH
    Road project US-89, #STPP-FLA 3-2(102)34
  • Choteau - South - STPP 3-2(101)34
    Environmental permit US 89, From RP 34.3 to 40.6, #MT4012151, Effective
  • 20th Lane Bridge Rapid Repair
    Environmental permit 14 Miles NE of Dutton, #MTB013597, Expired

The full list of permits, projects and hearings in Teton County, on the map and as CSV, is in Data4 Pro.

Water and resources

From DNRC, the Montana Bureau of Mines and Geology, the Board of Oil and Gas and BLM.

Open the water and resources map

Market context

Population, income, rent, housing permits and jobs from the Census Bureau and HUD, with the Montana figure for comparison.

6,496
people (2025)
+3.9% since 2020; Montana +5.3%
$70,430
median household income
Montana: $72,509
$730
median gross rent per month
Montana: $1,081
$1,360
HUD fair market rent, 2 bedrooms
Teton County, MT
$264,000
median home value
Montana: $375,800
24%
of homes are rented
Montana: 31%
1,457
private jobs (2023)
+41.2% since 2018
$1,096
average weekly wage
+64.6% in five years
New homes permitted per year

Housing units authorized, Census Building Permits Survey. 2 so far this year.

05102016201720182019202020212022202320242025
Population

Census population estimates, July 1 each year. The scale does not start at zero.

6,0006,2506,500202020256,496
Largest industries by jobs

County Business Patterns, private employers.

Agriculture & forestry393
Health care & social assistance217
Retail trade153
Accommodation & food services134
Information92

ACS 5-year estimates carry margins of error; *_moe fields are 90% MOEs. Small counties (Petroleum, Garfield, Treasure…) have wide MOEs. Median home value is top-coded at $2,000,001. Sources: American Community Survey 5-year estimates, 2020–2024; Population Estimates Program, Vintage 2025 county totals; Building Permits Survey, county annual and monthly files; Fair Market Rents, FY2026 (effective Oct 1 2025) — HUD eGIS feature service; County Business Patterns 2023 (fallback for BLS QCEW).

Known gaps

  • Building permits: no city or county here publishes permits online. New construction appears only through state permits (DEQ, MDT) and new address points.
  • Recorded documents: the recorder’s index is not online; documents are searched in person at the courthouse.
  • Hearing agendas: commission and planning board agendas are not read for this county yet.
  • Zoning: no zoning districts on file. Much of the county may be unzoned; check with the county planner.
  • Sale prices: Montana does not disclose sale prices, so none appear on Data 4 MT.

Official sources

Data for this page: county JSON. All counties: counties.json.