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Logan Pass on Going-to-the-Sun r ^ i ^ e IMMIGRATION/CUSTOMS INFORMATION Robsart 18 3 Saint Mary ^ Lisieux m v Kootenai River 3 Road is closed to motor vehicle travel in the winter and for occasional Twin Butte er i 2 5 Spring Coulee 4 ^ ^Erickson Reservoir Warner Consul 6 28 5 ^ r v R 37 B ^Creston e i ^ All persons leaving the United SPatkaotweksi must report to ^ Vidora 36 ig 2 R v maintenance. Vehicles longer than 21 feet or wider than 8 feet (including M , i 95 6 2 ud Big Muddy Lake d 18 n R n Cardston Lake Val Marie Fife Lake y ^ Canadian Customs. All persons entering the United States a ^ mirrors) are prohibited on Going-to-the-Sun Road. Call (406) 888-7800 for o ^^ ^ Minton Yahk t Leavitt ^ ^ Oungre v r e s 18 Montana Highway Map e y must report to the United States Customs and Immigration Rock Glen 34 t Montana Highway Map WATERTON LAKES ^ 4 18 opening dates, vehicle restrictions, and bicycle restrictions. l 13 ^ s e t Climax Lake Alma l l 18 Claydon Frontier 35 i ^ NATIONAL PARK a e ^ 18 E Z W B Milk River Services. Persons must have proof of citizenship - a 501 ^ 18 ^ 2 m ^ Kingsgate Aetna 62 Bracken ^ 5 ^ Ba ^ R ^ 501 t ^ GRASSLANDS M ^ C 1 ^ BR 93 k iv r driver's license is not sufficient. Ports which are not open t 18 Big Beaver ITISH T il e l i r 4 Z CO e ^ LUMB 24 hour ports of entry Waterton Park Mountain View M iv 41 GRASSLANDS d Coronach e Port of Oungre 1 IA Port of er R ^ d e 24 hour ports of entry ^ Eastport Mil 24 hours have varying seasonal hours. Please call (406) Killdeer ^ l 18 , ^ k k Z Northwest Z ^ AKAMINA-KISHINENA A L e (406) 889-3737 Roosville h o s NATIONAL e 95 x t Onefour Orkney (406) 895-2620 Montana Vacation Regions 501 . MON r T d Y T o e n Pk 7705' AN Port of ^ A l PROVINCIAL PARK r N 335-2921 or (406) 895-2620 for operation hours. g Port of Regway x ^ 2 36 ^ Z i NATIONAL a Port of K Z ^ Upper Waterton e 501 R e 21 Z W k Chief Mtn F R Port of Port of v Robinson Mtn 7539' Z m E ^ S GLACIER COUNTRY MISSOURI RIVER COUNTRY i Big Beaver o N Lake T PARK Port of West Port of Coronach ^ Z ^^ N ^Z R Z A Roosville 24 hour ports of entry Fork 6 p ^ 501 A Carway A 6 T o Kintla Z 4 H B A ^ A ^ Poplar River 1 S r 37 ^ Port of Coutts PARK Z Port of Raymond Salt Lake U T t ^ Z ^ ^ , L. ^ (406) 335-2921 Port of Aden L Z ^ N T ^ KOOTENAI h ^ Port of Del Bonita S Z Port of y I Z ^ Flathead Lake - (B, C-2) At nearly 200 square RUSSELL COUNTRY Fort Peck Lake (C-9, 10). An inland ocean that S 4 ^ P D O 2566' Z Z ^ Port of Monchy ATCHEWAN Port of 9 K b AS 5 S ^ x A o K A Rexford Port of Piegan ^ Daleview ^ Therriault T Z ^ ^ Whitetail 8 Flat Lake 14 ^ I p T 1 Mt Cleveland 17 Z ^ Z Port of Wild Horse ^ Port of Climax ^ s Z Scobey 7 Comertown miles, Flathead is the largest natural freshwater lake stretches 135 miles through the Missouri River H Yaak T 6 Port of Del Bonita _^ ALBERTA ^ Z ^ Port of Willow Creek Z l Fortuna T ^ ^ Eureka Kintla Pk Port of Z 16 a o N T ^ Lake CANADA N W ^ ^ E Westby r Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail Interpretive Center (C-5). Located ^ 3 x 10466' 214 a ^ e r 511 s y e A 19 FLATHEAD 10101' ^^ ^ ^Z Port of Opheim s ^ A ^ N ^ ^ F Chief Mtn A C Breaks behind one of the world's largest dams. Fort i T Glen r Z Port of Z ^ MONTAN t Outlook Port of Whitlash ^ west of the Mississippi. e r 7 4 Z ^ Z ^ ^ Raymond ^ Miller Lake F l R U o a Z Port of ^ ^ 85 K y o Bowman e 9 4 Port of Morgan ^ i D R ive F midway along the Lewis and Clark Trail, the center focuses on relations between r b 213 S MONTANA M Port of Wild Horse i ^ 3 P 4 v Sweet Grass Dooley o I O a 10 Lake r GLACIER M i _ West Butte Port of Willow Creek 24 v Whitetail GREAT NORTHERN r i Turner Peck is one of the nation's best walleye fisheries and k Lake 6 I m c 4 R l UNITED STATES e Duck Lake . W M 567 k r O e c x 6983' Creedman Coulee National 14 U 10 the Corps of Discovery and the many Indian tribes they encountered, and on the t o RAILWAY BUILDINGS k n 13 374 M 5 Falls S T Babb il Croff 4 8 241 7 2047' E S 6 D Glacier National Park - (A, B-2, 3) Called "North A c I home to more than 40 species of fish, including R 4 E 19 Wildlife Refuge V 2 ^ M 6 I ^ 37 F ^ D B h R Lake 18 6 Thoeny Glentana o 6 Redstone 6 month-long portage around the five falls on the Missouri River near Great Falls. 1 i H Nasukoin Many Glacier Opheim ^ _ E ^ L A 2 3 5 ^ Flaxville ^ Plentywood Lowest 508 v k ^ Whitlash 11 12 Whitewater m rk Madoc a , x America's Crown Jewel," this natural haven is filled 552 ^ ^ northern pike, catfish, sauger, and sturgeon. C e Mtn 8086' 9 r T Gold Butte R ^ ^ 3 k Goose Hotel o ^ 5 ^ Archer e ^ point r Granite T a 248 Four Buttes e T ^ Quartz 4 ^ ^ ^ Sunburst i 232 Reservoir Richland 6 25 2 ^ F x W ^ 7 Writing Rock 9 5 v n 9 _ 6512' 10 5 2 n ^ ^ _ Lake Lower in Montana E 16 A 409 ^ ^ 5 a with alpine glaciers, sparkling lakes, deep forests, 214 e Hogeland h Park Buffalo Lake Lake 5 a 248 Navajo 7 ^ Giant Springs Heritage State Park (C-5). One of the world's largest freshwater Fortine T T x i 5 Historic Site ^ Mt Brown r _ St. Mary _ t k McGuire Mtn h G S ^ k El. 1820' L Lake Polebridge ^ A t a C Horseshoe 12 ge ^ e Lake 4 Chalet u R ^ e 10 10 7 Charles M. Russell and UL Bend National o 14 r w 2507' wildflowers, waterfalls and wildlife. The 52-mile 6991' Dickey F Lake o BLACKFEET A 9 6958' S e e 438 P ^^ 5 Coalridge C L Logging Lake e 4 Lake o springs, noted by Lewis and Clark in 1805. p X Koocanusa T ^ Sherburne S 11 S L Cr 4 7 a r p Scobey 12 k ^ ee k r Moyie x Trego l T S IL Mud Lake Turner 3 t l ^ Wildlife Refuges (C-8, 9). These wildlife-rich S 3 10 Lake a T 444 k C 9 7 a Peerless 5 k 517 ^ . a Loring e Going-to-the-Sun Road (open June to mid- 4 t GOING-TO-THE-SUN ROAD ^ 213 H 14 7 ^ er C r 1 Springs a 23 R h NATIONAL GL 6 12 ^ e ^ 6 S NATIONAL St. Mary C r r ^ Y M ^ e AC20 Hay Ferdig e refuges consist of prairies, pines, breaks and w a I 2 N d Logan Pass r A October) crosses the Continental Divide at Logan E k T 552 e C C.M. Russell Museum Complex (C-5). Famed Western artist Charlie Russell T R 4 217 Martin Lake D Trout Lake 5 1 e Kilbrennan i 5 Horse Lake 4 6 4 Sharp Lake ^ ^ 2^^ 3 ^ k c 19 L251 S I 6 516 Clear f R Stryker 6646' 215 ^ 7 e o E E Antelope t _^ Fresno 15 I T 233 H k badlands, and encompass a million acres of T 10 N Lak e C A M P 1 343 R S Lake Pass and traverses the scenic Garden Wall. interpreted the landscapes and lifestyle of Northcentral Montana in canvas and in Lake O A ^ Grenora 9 D 7 Lake McDonald St. Mary 10 20 Cre Kevin Lake Whitewater C ek Santa 4 7 13 T F 41 Oilmont 4 1 Reservoir North Chinook 9 R 2 L nk ^ 449 13 16 N A DISAPPOI NTMENT a ^ 255 i wildlands surrounding Fort Peck Lake. They r T 224 Thibadeau 7 Lake v 12 Reserve e R H ^ B 338 Brush bronze sculpture.
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