Temperatures range from an average high of 79 degrees to an average low of 41 degrees in July, to an average high of 28 degrees, to an average low of 2 degrees in January. Jackson's human population is low with the density in Teton County equaling approximately 3.26 persons per square mile. Estimated population as of 1995 was 5,700 persons in Jackson and only 13,110 in the entire county. The valley's large non-human population includes elk, deer, moose, bear, ducks, geese, trout, horses, cattle, and other species far too numerous to mention. Though lightly populated, Teton County boasts an outstanding school system with nationally recognized instructors and a low student to teacher ratio.
Schools are progressive while at the same time dedicated to teaching basics in education.
Additionally, an excellent variety of facilities operate for emotionally, developmentally and physically disadvantaged children, as well as fine child care and preschool developmental schools. The library has over 46,000 volumes with inter library loan and full reference services. Medical care is first rate. There is no state Income Tax in Wyoming. At Coldwell Banker, The Real Estate Company , you'll discover an easy to use, information packed web site.