Montana State #24


Name: "Canada/US Border to Glascow"


This Road Trip Guide Covers: Canada/US Border to Glascow



Welcome to Montana! From the wondrous geological features of Yellowstone to the majesty of Glacier, Montana\\\'s National Parks inspire and astound. The famous Lewis and Clark Expedition crossed Montana in 1805 and then again in 1806. Montana offers Rafting, hiking, hot springing, fly fishing, horseback riding, rock climbing, mountain biking, skiing hunting and more.

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Road Summary
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Welcome to Montana! Note: Border crossing point is called 'West Poplar River Bor
Welcome to Montana! Note: Border crossing point is called 'West Poplar River Border Crossing Point.'
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0.0
Canada / United States Border

0.7
1.1
View from highway
Driving South.
Driving South.
3.6
5.8
View from highway
Driving South.
Driving South.
7.1
11.4
View from highway
Entering community of Opheim.
Entering community of Opheim.
7.7
12.4
Junction of Highway #248
East to community of Scobey; West to Whitewater.
12.1
19.4
View from highway
Driving South.
Driving South.
15.1
24.3
Hienz Road
East side of the highway.
17.4
28.0
View from highway
Driving South.
Driving South.
22.0
35.4
Kerr Road
West side of the highway.
24.0
38.7
Ruff Corn Road

26.2
42.2
Sand Road
West side of the highway.
27.5
44.3
Meadowlark Road

28.3
45.6
Golden Valley Road
West side of the highway.
37.7
60.7
Access to fishing at Base Ponds
1 mile West of the highway.
38.9
62.6
Olsen Spr. Road

40.6
65.4
Access to community of St. Marie
East side of the highway.
42.7
68.7
Shipp Road
West side of the highway.
49.0
78.8
Gilbertson Road
West side of the highway.
49.9
80.3
Cut Across Road
West side of the highway.
51.4
82.7
Cherry Valley Road
West side of the highway.
51.8
83.3
West Hanson Road

54.8
88.2
Airport Road
West side of the highway.
56.1
90.3

Junction of Highway #2 East to communities of Wolf Point, Brockton and Culbertso
Junction of Highway #2 East to communities of Wolf Point, Brockton and Culbertson; West to Glasgow, Havre and Shelby. Highway #24 continues South to Fort Peck, Fort Peck Lake and Fort Peck Dam, named for an old trading post of the 1860's, Fort Peck Dam is one of six multipurpose main stem projects which operate as part of a system on the upper Missouri River. Construction of Fort Peck Dam near Glasgow, Montana, began in 1933 and was completed in 1940. Fort Peck Dam is the largest hydraulically filled dam in the United States. Fort Peck Lake is the 5th-largest man-made reservoir in the United States. Game fish available: Black Crappie, Brown Trout, Burbot, Channel Catfish, Lake Trout, Lake Whitefish, Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, Paddlefish, Rainbow Trout, Sauger, Shovelnose Sturgeon, Smallmouth Bass, Walleye, Yellow Perch.
56.1
90.3

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