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36 ^ l Glacier National Park is open year-round. 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 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 R Lake Val Marie Fife Lake d ^ 18 n n y Canadian Customs. All persons entering the 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 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 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 ^ (406) 889-3737 AKAMINA-KISHINENA A L e

Roosville h o NATIONAL s 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 NATIONAL 36 ^ Z i 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 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 ^ - (B, C-2) At nearly 200 square RUSSELL COUNTRY (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 ^ 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 _^ ^ Z ^ Port of Z l Fortuna T ^ ^ Eureka Kintla Pk Port of Z 16 a o N T ^ Lake 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 . Fort i T Glen r Z Port of Port of Whitlash Z ^ ^ MONTAN t Outlook 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 r M F midway along the Lewis and Clark Trail, the center focuses on relations between P 4 b v 213 Sweet Grass S ONTANA M Port of Wild Horse i ^ Dooley 3 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 13 374 o RAILWAY BUILDINGS k n M 5

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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 e Going-to-the-Sun Road (open June to mid- 4 t GOING-TO-THE-SUN ROAD ^ 213 H 14 7 ^ Loring e C a NATIONAL G 6 ^ r r e 1 6

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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

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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

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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

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Hiking - Eight federally protected wilderness areas support Montana's biggest prairie herd, plus ^ C LODGE HISTORIC DISTRICT Stillwater 3 R T Starr School Cut Bank L Wildlife C Reservoir d Zahl T I Dagmar 14 N 18 _ BERTY Parry's T d i xMt Jackson 10052' 5 mule deer, red fox and a great diversity of birds. a ^ W r (nearly 2 million acres) and Glacier National Park Bear Paw Battlefield (B-7). South of Chinook. This site marks the surrender of L Lake v T Museum of the _ H ILL Refuge e u 10 ^ 4 I I ^ e L. G e ^ 6 _ 2438' 8 N Olney ^ FOREST i C r A T k M Medicine O 4 Plains Indian l 13 ^ ootena L Lake 2 l 12 10 10 6 of the on Oct. 5, 1877, after a 1,170-mile retreat. K E _ o welcome hikers, horseback riders and other non- ^ ^ i N K INDIAN T 20 T 16 lk 3 ^ 7 2 ^ Chinook L Troy R Apgar ^ 241 i ^ Lake i 13 Elk Mtn ^ Browning ^ w R Sleeping Buffalo v 567 McDonald 3 V 7 Medicine Lake 573 T 6 Kiowa

Fort Union Trading Post and National Historic^ e Big Mtn 6817' ^ A Blackfoot M i ^

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motorized travelers. r 6587' T 7 Fresno Lohman 4 v Hot Springs

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R x FLATHEAD ^ x ^ 6 Kipps Gildford 3 Burnham 1 1 _ Dinosaur Digs (C-4). A discovery near Choteau changed the way paleontologists Site (B-12). The Missouri River's pre-eminent fur Lake O ^ 409 r 3

Mission Lake C 3 3 3 SCENIC BYWAY 486 8 Joplin 4 ^ ^ 15 s V Rec. A Y 487 Mt Stimson T Durham 3 3286' ^^ 6 ^ 6 5 ^ ^ ^ 3 M 5 16 ek 1 Lake

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^ R i 4 y Savoy r RESERVATION R Bull i i Lakes r as ^ Chester 432 9 r 350 Glacier Country setting of elegant dinners, is now a visitor cente^r. 1 L 3 1 d Nicholas Ma ^ 5 396 1 remaining herds of American Bison. Visitor center s E e 8 d c Tally East Glacier ^ ^ _ N ^ ^ h 1 ^ 7 6 ^ 3 Beaverton Russell Country d T Falls 4 a ^ 537 u ,

^ N n 5 n Coburg 10 6 Lake e Martin City _ 3132' ^ ^ 12 l 5 9 p 3 Homestead Lake O t

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800-338-5072 I ^ 5 i 18 ^ i o and year-round self-guiding auto tour. A 358 Lothair ^ Spar d S 4 800-527-5348 Missouri River Country FOREST F L Me Devon 5 A 11 7 n ^ 5 ASSINNIBOINE N ^ ^ Saint Marie n 6 R R V 3 ^ FOREST Hungry T o Lake R 6 i o w ^ e 7 i V Hinsdale 344 Bowdoin National Wildlife Refuge (B-9). Famous ^ s Lake T 482 S 7 v 18 Lustre 9 7 N i C i r 1

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8 7 16 10 Nashu a ^ been drawing visitors ever since Butch Cassidy and x Pk 6709' 7 B ear Dupuyer 10 223 Glasgow 1 2 r 9 5 Mountains in 1854, and at St. Mary's Mission 2 Bitterroot Smith Lake 82 7 R Reservoir ye ^ 3 ^ Heron WildTerness 14 Y u _ a RESERVATION INDIAN Reservoir 6 15 ^ 15 5 R 218 ^ 8

2 i p _ S ^ ^ N 2090' ^ Wolf Poin t ur ^ v u 3V ^ I ^ i Fort Kipp Kid Curry chose them as a favorite hideout. The P Logan Lake Somers 432 o Cabinet ^ A e X A 7 Macon ss

(E-2), the first Catholic mission in the Northwest, ^ 3 Swift Dam Conrad Big Sandy T Sprole ^ 3 Bigfork r D E 4 3 9 N k 42 1997' ^ 6 i 16

14 _ T T U Gorge Lake Rogers ^^ N 2 O e 10 _ M 85 12 3510' _ area is rich in history, minerals, and recreation Manicke Blacktail Mtn 4 P 5 Ferndale FLATHEAD E 7 x M 10 25 6 e Oswego

established in 1841 in Stevensville. ^ Noxon Dam ^ V R Baldy Mtn 24 1

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Hubbart O Lakeside Bay Brady 3 11 3 Fort Buford r Noxon L ake 7 ^^_ 9 r 20 3 U Coal Banks Landing ^ LOLO i ^ O Reservoir P P 16 Agawam 564 Lodge Pole a 15 Historic Site West NATIONAL M 365 ^ ^ 12 Historic Site Bynum a S GOLD WEST COUNTRY Reservoir Mary T C ^ 10 L T 12 T E Virgelle T R CUSTER COUNTRY R T M s r 13

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x KANIKSU t ^ S X Bynum 220 e 201 trout streams flow through here. Famous rivers ^ U B r Creek 10 Reservoir

20 l 3 Dayton River o i ^ r Bridge Fort Peck East 201 5 Alexander (G-9). On June 25, 1876, the U.S. Cavalry was r a (406) 734-5335 e P u v N ^ T 6 D 5585' T Wild Horse W e Reservoir a Pk 5708'

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i C a v K custer.visitmt.com p W H o R er 39 254 12 visitor center, museum, battlefield tours, Custer e w 8 10 24 Polson l Reservoir T 386 u d

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National Cemetery, and 7th Cavalry Memorial. Thompson Falls n H D ep k Priest x Gold West Country Yellowstone Country Baldy Mtn 1 e o T Falls R 8 E W Kerr Dam 3 v Enid E 12 f S R 80 r i NATIONAL Harwood i ve E i Lambert 2

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Montana's first and best-known park features the yellowstone.visitmt.com n B Pablo Res. 431 National Mar.-Nov. C T a 254 Crane ^ E Pishkun Freezeout 261 ^ Thompson Springs 3 Pablo M i s s i o n Big Salmon Bob 5 r Dog 17 ^

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this sandstone butte in 1806. _ ^ R Charlo T D Mtn 8246' Manchester 3 7 k 10 LITTLE MISSOURI 4 11 1860's gold rush era. View period buildings or try ST JOE 9 INDIAN ^ e Winifred k T ^ N ^ ^ Square Butte e 21

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Fort Shaw _ your luck at gold panning. See the Nevada City waterfalls, canyons, and wildlife. Wintertime brings ski and snowmobile touring. t. _ SCENIC BYWAY 212 5 h Ulm 14 228

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3 e T DISTRICT & CEMETERY r N hub and cultural center. Enjoy great shopping, Eagle Pk 7319' A Lake ^^ I ^

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Mining Cities. Butte (F-4) was built on copper, ^ W C 1 23 N excellent hiking, camping and horseback riding. The Absaroka-Beartooth 3 ^ T ^ Rainy Lake I r 15 Sand ^ 6 O Blue Mtn 16

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Center, Metra Park, and the Moss Mansion. ain T FOREST k ^ DA 3084'

Helena (E-4) on gold. Butte, once known as "the Dixon 6 a E MAUREEN AND 9 Coulee C e n t e rville D 6 Coffee h 245 Brockway x t E St Marys Pk 9425' 435 ^ 10 Diversion Dam

Wilderness (G-6) adjoins Yellowstone Park on its north edge and offers more than CLake Alva 4 O i Christina o 7 T Keystone D

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richest hill on Earth," offers tours of historic mines 5 Ravall i e a 226 Stockett a Armington u ^ ^

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Makoshika State Park (D-12). A badlands with Scapegoat 18 227 3 ^ ^

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and monuments, plus theWorld Museum of Mining. Superior Saint Mary's Lake L a k e r 7 8 s k e ^ O

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Helena, once the "Queen City of the West," is the Winter - Includes three of Montana's most popular ski areas. Big Sky x C AD e h RESERVATION

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i I 10 _ ^ ^ 6 14 W Denton l k N Mt Cecelia x ^ 9 ^ 7 Hilger 16 Little Joe I 257 v T 4 10 L state capital. Visit the historic walking mall, Capitol (G-5) is known for its perfect powder and destination resort atmosphere, NATIONAL LOLO e 3 r E C ascade 3 C l 24 NATIO NAL T o 4 ^ Geyser y 253 P 22 254 r r 8 Seeley Lake L O L O 6142' lt ^ e 2078' Medicine Rocks State Park (F-12). A sculptured Scapegoat N r 17 Mtn 7052' C ^ 3 F Eden T ^ Seeley Lake ^ e Bridger Bowl (F-5) has steep chutes and wide open bowls, and Red Lodge (G-7) a ^ i e D 13 13 ELD 462 b 3 Building, St. Helena Cathedral, original Governor's ^ Arlee 5 5 9 _ r 11 330 2 Raynesford 1 Judith Pk k FI 2 k N l 1R S T Hardy 3 ^ B Wild R e D A a Lozeau Sluice ^ G 16 E 2 Glendive garden of soft sandstone, regarded as a place of "Big FOREST A Riceville ^ 81 e Snow Pk i L u ^ 80 5 _ D 200S _ T r _ T v 12 FER 6428' x G US Horse r quaint location. T h IV _ o S Danvers [ Mansion and Montana Historical Museum. s k Boxes V 3 x e t Wilderness s 3 8 6760' 4 I m 14 207 B 200 ^ C a r 3 McLeod Pk 8620' NATIONAL FOREST s S Lake E e Medicine" by Indians. U.S. FOREST SERVICE REMOUNT Frenchtown r D ^ _ _ 261 19 59 26 l o 15 i i 427 4284' i ^ N E _ P Maiden 9 i a 4 t Brooks ^ T g 1 E Quartz Pond x _a h ^ DEPOT Woodworth A a M D 6 T M Placid Lake N N13 434 6 M 1 _ D P I E _ m Illinois Pk S ^ D H

3 (F-5). Best known for its world-class dinosaur collection, x E ^ SO x k ^ 3 S War 4 _ Alberton H uson Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge (H-4). 507 U Upsata _ H 7 ^ 4 e p 7 5 R Giltedge 5 _ 5 P 8 L T N A P Red Mtn 7690' R ^ Evaro Coopers e r ^ I 8 2

_ Cow Capital of the West (E-11). Visit Miles City's ^ i Stanford i 4 4 n Horse

Lake TSnowbank 16 r 3 g C UM _ D S the Bozeman museum also has a planetarium and extensive Indian and historical _ _ ^ 6 OLE v 3 3 ^ ^ FOREST 9411' ETR _ 3 P ^ 1

Montana's best viewing of rare trumpeter swan. Also FOREST _ ^ ^ Rattlesnake 3 Kolin 4 2 6 r 3963' U ^ 5 3 Salmon T 6 1 Tarkio Sand Springs

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Range Riders Museum and historic Fort Keogh. Hoodoo Pass ^ 4 5 5 TH r B x _ Makoshika ^ ^ ^ _ k

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exhibits. ^ 4 Lake d Lewistown War Horse Cohagen ^ ^ see waterfowl, songbirds, raptors, and moose. X ^ V

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^ Lolo Pk 9139' r 9 T T k l Forest Green HAVRE 1 4. Missoula 32. Stillwater ^ 3 _ 8 P C ^ 5 Pk 8681' e 34 l ^

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9 24 ^ W W r ^ Mildred ^ 43 ^ x a E x KINGS HILL ^ M O C k ^ _ n r 413

3 7 7 ^ LOLO L X Lake TNS S N 6 8 6 88 WILLISTON 9 L P Black Sandy Crystal x LITTLE S e e

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Fo 6 1 H 5 1 2 7 t A Hall r k 5 Pass 6320' [ 10 National Wildlife e 6 1 8. Fergus 36. Judith Basin T 4 14 E. Helena r Melstone 19 ^ a 259 T 4 6 6 2 ^ Diamond 8 e k THOMPSON SIDNEY T 7 N o

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D A K O T A A r L : 38. Glacier h BEAVERHEAD- e Montana Island 10. Carbon r : 0 s r e Weippe B i e _ Plevna 3 JORDAN c Fort Owen T e k P 6 6 O 4 Lochsa Historic 10 v n 3 H ^ T 7 9 T i 10 A o 4 White Sulphur R 24 ^ 8 0 8419' GRANT-KOHRS ^ _ 2910' : e e ^ PINTLER T 9 L ^ 10 e D 17 ^ i U P 1 l Victor 2 Hidden Pk LEWIS AND CLARK NF B 1 0 r ^ City 12 E 5 493 2 i A M ^ ^ 14 a DEERLODGE 7 S 6 LINCOLN Ranger Station x ^ 6 ^ O T t 29 116 R Rimini Lake Musselshell R C

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0 1 CODY T 43 R _ 478 21 r ^ ^ ^ : RAPID Nez Perce N T SI Caverns 5 ^ Sacagawea ^ Refuge Big Billings _ Volborg FOREST 3 ^ L T ^ C YELLOWSTONE ^ T VE ^ La 346 3 T V A 0 O a R 8 ^ 4

Mussigbrod ^ Mt x 2 287 13 Huntley a 2 3 6 Pass 6587 ' SACAGAWEA k miles between points in black 54. Mineral 11 Pk 965 0' Lake

CITY 26. Pondera Lost Trail Hot Springs ^ 7 _ Big Timber ^^ E e C Lake Elmo K GILLETTE A 1 ^ 6 P

CITIES & TOWNS State Capital 6 T Lake Fleecer 9436' P 290 ^ Molt 10 re 332

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Name a r 359 56. Lincoln Population Chief Joseph Table Mtn E 16 6 6 _ a 59 Capital 28. Powell _ CANYON CREEK 5 Seat Town e 4 347 5 NATIONAL g v x R V MADISON BUFFALO JUMP ^ _ 10 2 384 i 11 ^ Creek Springdale ^ i i Grannis ^ 5 _ BATTLEFIELD Greycliff 7 Painted Rocks Pass 7264' T ^ 2 _ 3 Rock 5 R Divide R ^ ^ 1 BATTLEFIELD _ B _ 10223' BEAVERHEAD- 13 2 ^

7 n _ M T ^ STATE MONUMENT 18 _ 17 PIONEER MTNS 2 _ a 532 _ 10 FOREST ^ 6 298 T 532 ALTA RANGER Lake 24 e G reycliff _ P 39 i 4130' _ 570 NEZ PERCE NATIONAL 2 Dixie s Silver 4 Harrison FOREST 3 2 8 P Reed Point Jimtown k 18 Camp ^ NATIONAL 2 Amsterdam a Population figures for incorporated cities and Land Area: 145,392 sq. miles 43 Waterloo 4503' ^ Licensed ambulance service is available in cities or towns State Capital: Helena SCENIC BYWAY i T 2 2 ^

STATION ^ _ Prairie Dog p ^ ^ 16 _ _ x _ Under 50 V P ^ 5 ^ 235 86 2 _ ^ 306 HISTORIC PARK 6 5 1 D Eddy 6 T 288 1 _ ^ _ Dunmore T Crook T Pony 6 r towns are from the 2000 U.S. Census Estimate. I Star O 5 _ 7 _ 5 2 _ PICTOGRA PH CAVE NATIONAL 328 printed in magenta. If ambulance telephone number isn't Frank W Hardin _ m Water Area: 1,746 sq. miles O e _ Town 4 B 2 Montana Population: 902,195* Horse T Livingston ^ Badger Pk 4422' 7 CUSTER T Wisdom O Churchill 9 u 34 3 v 1 _ 3600' CITIES AND TOWNS N B 7 283 90 Laurel ^ ^ FOREST n 3 _ 3 ^ _ HISTOR IC LANDMARK 2902' ^ available contact Highway Patrol or Sheriff's Office. Church ^ E 7 ^ i ^ _ ^ _ V 5 6 9 6 9 x 20 P Creek o 422 ^ _ 295 GRASS 11 ^ *2000 U.S. Census Estimate Total Area: 147,138 sq. miles X T Willow Creek ^ 5 5 473 E ^ 41 A A 7 447 R _ _ 30 T s Gas stations County Seats Hospitals ^ ^ R ^ Mammoth 11 _ _ ^ Columbus 1_ 9 9 6 NORTHERN ^ 4 5 r _ Ekalaka Pass Melrose Reservoir 84 _ _ Y 3 Crow ^^ x 50 - 1,000 E 7 DEERLODGE 6 C e LITTLE BIGHORN x e 12 Bozeman 3 _ l _ V 3 d Ashland 8 295 l 416 I Cataract f _ o u 10 Home Creek 7305' Bozeman 5 McLeod w _ b Lame Deer ^ x ^ ^ f C x ^ ^ DEERLODGE 4 3 s ^ Agency e R _ ...... B-4 Great Falls, 56,690 C-5 L edger ...... B-5 Oilmont ...... A-5 Two Dot ...... E-6 Hot Springs BATTLEFIELD s E G-7 Dupuyer Rudyard ...... B-6 345 t Absarokee ...... Canyon Creek ...... E-4 e ^ C Res. o 90 o 4 Butte 4407' Olive T W 15 Pass 5760 ft ^ R Gibbonsville 3 _ 1 x Odell Mtn J O Hollowtop T DONAL D J. RUHL n 17 ^ k ^ A R ^ A ^ ^ ^ M Bozeman e 2 1 a 4 C SALMON T ^ e 2 Acton ...... F-8 Canyon Ferry ...... E-5 Durham ...... B-3 Greenough ...... D-3 L ennep ...... E-6 Olive ...... G-11 Ryegate, 268 ...... E-7 Ulm ...... D-5 _ ^ 1,000 - 2,500 9405' O 7 Mtn 10604' ^ r _ NATIONAL MONUMENT T Baker U A Gallatin Gateway e 313 N 4810' MEDAL OF HONOR 3 a e 12

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^ TA Norris ^ A P T r 17 CHEYENNE I a ARK v 3 Agawam ...... C-4 Capitol ...... G-12 Dutton, 389 ...... C-5 Greycliff ...... F-7 Ollie ...... E-12 Unionville ...... E-4 Lewistown, 5,813 .. D-7 Saco, 224 ...... B-9 N r ^ e Norris Hot Springs 566 R N S ^ R i Capitol x Lake e Twin Bridges 78 Park 12 E DEERLODGE 5 v C 7 D

V 1 ^ V 6 ^ ^ 278 NATIONAL Coolidge i HIGHWAY R ^ W O n GALLATIN O ^ Alberton, 374 ...... D-2 Cardwell ...... F-4 East Glacier Park ...... B-3 Hall ...... E-3 Libby, 2,626 ...... B-1 Olney ...... B-2 Saint Ignatius, 788 ...... D-2 Utica ...... D-6 v Potosi 7 ^ CHIEF PLENTY 24 ^ T E K r ^ 4 P ^ Pyramid Pk Agnes _ i e r ^ r City CROW

x _ ^ River of o E R v A T i 418 _ Busby R R e ^ ^ s T T Silesia e 15

_ 398

A O Ward Pk Hot Springs COUPS r 22 10 19 Alder ...... G-4 Carlyle ...... E-12 E-2 Saint Marie ...... B-10 B-4 Libby d

East Helena, 1,642 ... E-4 Hamilton, 3,705 ..... Lima, 242 ...... H-4 Opheim, 111 ...... A-10 Valier, 498 ...... E 9 i 3 INDIAN 3

2,500 - 10,000 9616' Crystal Park 5 Lee Metcalf GALLATIN P x v l 7 x Tweedy Mtn 540 o ^ x no Return NATIONAL R 10267' d T Rockvale ^ E 12 Glen T ^ E

^ R G ^ 421 ^ NATIONAL y i

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Alhambra ...... E-4 Carter ...... C-5 Eddie s Corner ...... D-7 Hammond ...... G-12 Limestone ...... G-6 Opportunity ...... F-3 Saint Mary ...... A-3 Vananda...... E-9 11154' A ^ 9 a ^ 420 Broadus ^

x Wilderness R Garryowen NATIONAL x B e u Natural Bridge 6 r Reno-Benteen T 287 T r _

North Fork N l Absarokee x ^ X G

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M N e Pine Creek P Alpine ...... G-7 Cascade, 819 ...... D-5 Eddy ...... C-1 Happy's Inn ...... B-1 B-11 Vandalia ...... B-9 Y 3 6 Lincoln ...... D-4 Oswego ...... Saint Phillip ...... D-12 Torrey Mtn _ S M 16 B

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^ 10,000 - 25,000 ^ ^ r 31

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Alzada ...... G-12 Eden ...... D-5 Lindsay ...... D-11 Otter ...... G-10 Vaughn ...... C-5 Twin Lakes 11147' R T A x Limestone Ed gar ^ ^

Castner Falls ...... D-5 Hardin, 3,384 ...... F-9 Saint Regis ...... D-1 ^ ^ e 6

10 Sheridan T T ^ Memorial 314 1 S r McAllister ^ Reservoir r Fishtail 323 x e i ^ ^ V N R e

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^ ^ 12 r Bear Skull C Bloody Dick p R 8 10921' 78 R v Ashland ...... G-10 Circle, 644 ...... C-11 Eureka, 1,017 ...... A-1 Hedgesville ...... E-7 Loring ...... A-8 Philipsburg, 914 ..... E-3 Savoy...... B-8 Warrick ...... B-7 _ N Big Sky a Mystic Lake HISTORIC e i A _ Ruby HISTORIC DISTRICT A T o 566 28 x x Interstate Route State FOREST e Bannack 2 _ A O T BIGHORN r O Cameron l 9 ^ Pk 9817' r T 2 5553' M Mtn 4300' Belle Creek R 14 l C h 18 ^ Ashuelot...... C-5 Clancy ...... E-4 Evaro ...... D-2 Helena, 25,780 ...... E-4 Lothair ...... B-5 Pine Creek ...... G-6 Sciuchett i Place ...... F -3 Washoe ...... G-7 5 U ^ Dailey Absaroka - Beartooth T DISTRICT ^ 5 ^ River a ^ x x ^ _ 1 GMiner 5 4 0 K T ^ 72 g Tongue N B x 323 ^ r T 7 t ^ H k i

BANNACK 4 Dillon DEERLODGE Ramshorn ^ NATIONAL M B i X s Augusta ...... C-4 Cleveland ...... B-7 Fairfield, 659 ...... C-4 Helmville ...... D-3 Lozeau ...... D-1 Pinesdale, 742 ...... E-2 Scobey, 1,082 ...... A-11 Waterloo ...... F -4 4 Reservoir Lake Red Lodge T e West Butte

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Austin ...... E-4 Clinton ...... E-3 Fairview, 709 ...... C-12 Henderson ...... C-1 Lustre ...... B-10 Pinnacle ...... B-3 Sedan...... F-5 Westby, 172 ...... A-12 I Lake Dam T Reservoir ^ Full Access Interchange County r w ^ N Lake r _ Y x GALLATIN Bearcreek F CUSTER 457 ^ v BEAVERHEAD- E. Rosebud T G 3 Grass o DISTRICT e i T x ^ e B ^ ^ x Avon ...... E-4 Clyde Park, 310 ...... F-6 Heron ...... Pipestone ...... -4 Seeley Lake ...... D-3 West Glacier ...... B-2 222 N R T R x 4 ^ 21 G ^ RESERVATION P Fallon ...... D-11 Luther ...... G-7 B-1

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1 _ R 8 ^ e Alzada Wilderness N T ^ H Wyola 544 ^ ^ Babb ...... A-3 Coal Banks L a n d i n g ...... C-6 Farmington...... C-4 Highwood ...... C-6 McAllister ...... G-5 Plains, 1,126 ...... C-1 Shawmut ...... E-7 West Yellowstone, 1,177 T BE R b Mtn 10876' Corwin Springs Granite Pk. 12799' A 2 CANYON F l ^ ^ 28 A Mtn 8786'

3 A 3 7 2 t x VER y N T Reservoir 8 2 A H U 39 L E ^ Highest point. in Montana Belfry FOREST t ^ Partial Access Interchange Reservation d AD ^ G A O e 6 4 Ridge 326 Bainville, 153 ...... B-12 Coalridge ...... A-12 Ferdig ...... A-5 Hilger ...... D-7 McCabe ...... B-12 Plentywood, 2,061 ...... Sheffield ...... E-10 ...... H-5 B R FOREST T g 11 i L 7 a NATIONAL S E Chief l e O ^ ^ e a R i T 24 Washoe s Pryor Mountain d tl L T R Baker, 1,695 ...... E-12 Coburg ...... B-8 Fergus...... D-7 Hingham, 157 ...... B-6 McLeod ...... F-6 ...... A-12 Shelby, 3,216 ...... B-5 Whitefish, 5,032 .... B-2 Clark Canyon h i v k T it 5 c v T k o L A x x x x Tendoy T15 r k e e Jardine FOREST e 11 _ ONTAN ^ A 9 t r Lee Metcalf r Petrified Forest 7 ^ B r Wild Horse Range L W M Ballantine ...... F-8 Coffee Creek ...... D-6 Ferndale ...... B-2 Hinsdale ...... B-9 Macon ...... B-11 Plevna, 138 ...... E-12 Shepherd...... F-8 Whitehall, 1,044 ...... F -4 5 Dam e a T re Colter Pass Fossil Lake N i a Monument ^^ v il DEERLODGE T A ^^ 3 r No Access Continental Divide l Decker _ a B Wilderness C Cooke City 8000' FOREST Lightning Flat u 9 A 5 Bannack ...... G-3 Cohagen ...... D-10 Fife ...... D-5 Hobson, 244 ...... D-6 Madoc ...... A-11 Polaris ...... G-3 Sheridan, 659 ...... G-4 White Pine ...... C -1 Tendoy A e L NATIONAL a Warren ^^ o V C Grant 3 3 2 4 Electric Pk ^ Glacier Lake NATIONAL 4 451 s Beartooth 4 G T

x D R s ^ A ^ IN T V A OM i ^ B WY Basin ...... E-4 Collins ...... C-4 Fishtail ...... G-7 Hodges ...... D-12 Maiden ...... D-7 Polebridge ...... A-2 Shonkin ...... C-6 White Sulphur Springs, A 10969' G a rdiner NORTHEAST ENTRANCE STATION T Reservoir T 4 M e s

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Beaverton ...... B-9 Columbia Falls, 3,645 ... Flaxville, 87 ...... A-11 Homestead ...... B-12 Malta, 2,120 ...... B-8 Pompeys Pillar ...... F -9 Silesia ...... G-8 Whitetail ...... A-11 Pass Historical r Silver Gate r m PRINCIPAL HIGHWAYS N Lee Metcalf ^ 112 G T G Beartooth Pass is Elk Basin ^

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V 7681' O k 10542' R Area ^ e S 29 Sawtooth Mtn o National Forest L T l ^ U x I x l E Tower Falls Dayton E Belle Creek ...... G-12 Condon ...... C-3 Forsyth, 1,944 ...... E-10 Huson ...... D-2 Martin City ...... B-2 Potomac ...... D-3 Snider...... C-1 Willard ...... E-12 e Y E A Medicine Mtn Point 8305' _ e F

O Two Lanes Paved m R I Mt Holmes 10262' Lovell N B x N 22 19 North 295 R Wade Lake Folsom Pk ^ h D i N S e Belt, 633 ...... D-5 Conner ...... F -2 Ft Belknap Agency .. B-8 Hysham, 330 ...... E-9 Martinsdale ...... E-6 Powderville ...... F-11 Somers ...... B-2 Willow Creek ...... F-5 10336' Obsidian ^^ 9962' l i H _ v S FOREST YELLOWSTONE _ l IV BIG SHEEP CREEK e T R 2 21 9326' New Haven Alva

^ ^ U T A e Benchland ...... D-6 Conrad, 2,753 ...... B-4 Ft Benton, 1,594 .... C-6 Ingomar ...... E-9 Marysville ...... E-4 Power ...... C-5 Sonnette ...... G-11 Wilsall...... F-6 Wildlife Refuge E D I r A Quake x Cliff Byron A x _ Traffic Regulations and Safety Rules 59 THUNDER ^ A C Mt Washburn Recluse ^ x x D BACK COUNTRY T Indian Pk 294 Sheridan _ ^ B _ Y R ...... 6 I T Lake x L 120 ^ ^ Benteen...... G-9 Cooke City ...... H-6 Ft. Harrison E-4 Intake ...... D-12 Maudlow ...... F-5 Pray ...... G-6 Southern Cross ...... E-3 Windham...... D-6 E L Dunraven Pass 10243' 10923' Garland 14A Burgess Junction N W L a BASIN ^ Aladdin 87 A 296 ^ ^ Biddle ...... G-11 Coram ...... B-2 Fortine ...... A-1 Inverness B-6 Maxville ...... E-3 Princeton ...... -3 Springdale ...... F-6 Winifred, 156 ...... C-7 OTHER HIGHWAYS N BYWAY ^ Dell E Cliff Lake H e b gen 8850' 5 m ^ Leiter 24 E S O V T NORRIS T x SHOSHONE Powell r Medicine Wheel Please read carefully ^ A a ^ _ N ^ NATIONAL Hulett ^ R 9 Lake Grand Canyon of e s Big Arm ...... C-2 Corbin ...... E-4 Fort Kipp ...... B-12 Ismay, 26 ...... E-12 Medicine Lake, 269 ...... Proctor ...... C-2 Sprole ...... B-11 Winnett, 185 ...... D-8 N G 9 A r ^^ v National Historic Beckton DEVILS TOWER NATIONAL i e

l ^ G GEYSER T B S W R 16 Weston T x the Yellowstone 14 GRASSLAND i H NATIONAL H B-2 Jackson ...... G-3 ...... B-12 L M Hidden L . 6836' T T ^ Canyon Landmark 1. Montana does hav90e speed limits! On Interstates, the speed limit is 75 Smpoptthed ( H6o5r sme p h f o r heavy ^ Bigfork ...... Corvallis ...... E-2 Fort Peck, 240 ...... C-10 Pryor ...... G-8 Square Butte ...... C-6 Winston ...... E-5 Leadore Red Rock Lakes Lower A 5 i

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^ R 5 T Ralston h ^ Bighorn ...... F-9 Corwin Springs ...... G-6 ...... C-4 Jardine ...... G-6 Melrose ...... F-4 Quartz ...... D-1 Stanford, 454 ...... D-6 Wisdom ...... F-3 E 9674' 9 Lima National Wildlife Red Rock [ o

i A T Elk L. 9 Yellowstone Falls r ^ A 4 N W 5 Madison Norris 8048' trucks and for all vehic_les through urban areas). On other public highways, the speed limit is a FOREST v May e n Big Sandy, 703 ...... B-6 Craig ...... D-4 Fort Smith ...... G-9 Jeffers ...... G-5 Melstone, 136 ...... E-9 Radersburg ...... F-5 Starr School ...... B-3 Wise River ...... F-3 ^ N ^^ Refuge Lake 12 r Dike Mtn hon Clearmont ^ _ 5 3 5 Swan L. e os e 14 v _

x h , ^ 2 SALMON M S _ Red Rock ^ 14 Junction R i x NATIONAL r S ^ S y Big Sky ...... G-5 Crane ...... C-12 Four Buttes ...... A-11 Jefferson City ...... E-4 Melville ...... F-6 Ramsay ...... F -4 Stevensville, 1,553 .. E-2 Wolf Creek ...... D-4 Targhee 10695' 24 NATIONAL _ Gravel Mileage Between Interchanges, 70 mph in daylight and 65 mph at night (60 mph and 55 mph, respectively, for heavy trucks). On t I A 3 W Pass 7120' ^ i Frazer ...... B-10 F ^ _ Lima Reservoir Pass Gibbon Falls ^ G-5 Rapelje ...... -7 C Big Sky Mtn Village.. Creston ...... B-2 Jefferson Island ...... -4 Mid Canon ...... D-4 F Stockett ...... D-5 Wolf Point, 2,663 . B-11 Henrys Lake Mud Volcano Beulah ^ x Intersections and Towns H 5 18 West T W Pyramid Pk Banner ^ Oshoto ^ ^ N Monida ^ 7072' A Buffalo Bill US 93 in , the speed limit is 65 mph day and night (60 and 55 for heavy trucks.) F-10 ^ 32 d Big Timber, 1,650 ...... F-6 Crow Agency ...... G-9 Frenchtown ...... D-2 Jimtown...... Mildred ...... E-12 Woods Bay ...... C-2 FOREST Ravalli ...... D-2 Stryker ...... A-2 9 10 Yellowstone 16 i

Challis Patterson ^ 509 5 10497' E m e r g e n c y : 911 emergency phone service Lakeview p ^ Billings, 89,847 ...... F-8 Culbertson, 716 ... B-12 Fresno ...... B-6 Joliet, 575 ...... G-7 ^ Miles City, 8,487 .. E-11 Raymond ...... A-12 Suffolk ...... D-7 Woodside ...... E-2 Unsurfaced (Inquire Locally) ^ ^ I 9 x Museum BIGHORN Story ^ ^ FOREST

_ Upper Red Rock L. Visit Our Web Sites a x x x Garfield Mtn Monida Pass _ x Baldy Mt Jefferson LOWER Fountain Cathedral Pk Whirlwind Pk Night is the period from one-half hour after sunset until one-half hour before sunrise. Special speed

Lake R Birney ...... G-10 Cushman ...... E-7 Froid, 195 ...... B-12 Joplin ...... B-6 Millegan ...... D-5 Raynesford ...... D-6 Sula ...... F-2 Woodworth ...... D-3 a ADA Accessible Rest Areas S Mtn 9889' x 10203' ^ 14A Ucross 6870' GEYSER Paint Pot 10760' x x 10981' is available stateR-wide. 14 _ ^ ^ 10961' x A NATIONAL iv Shell limits are also posted through towns and other areas. The speed limit in urban districts is 25 mph. BLACK Blackfoot ...... B-3 Custer ...... F -9 Fromberg, 486 ...... G-7 Jordan, 364 ...... D-10 Mill Iron ...... F-12 Red Lodge, 2,177 .. G-7 Sumatra ...... E-9 Worden ...... F-8 11019' Flatiron Mtn BASIN e Detailed county and city mapsS umndaayn cbee f o_ u n d x x M VIDE PARK r ^ ^ ^ O _ CO DI A 14 __ Bloomfield ...... C-12 Cut Bank, 3,105 ..... B-4 Galata ...... B-5 Judith Gap, 164 ...... E-7 Milltown ...... D-2 Redstone ...... A-11 Sunburst, 415 ...... A-4 Wyola ...... G-9 x NTA NT TAL 16 Cody ^ Emblem x ROUTE MARKERS x Eighteenmile N INEN Macks Inn West Wilderness _ R o a d C o n d i t i o n s : 1-800-226-ROAD (7623) Speed laws are enforced by radar and aircraft. Fines double in construction work zones. Heavy truck _ Bonner ...... D-2 Dagmar ...... A-12 Galen ...... E-3 ^ Kalispell, 14,223 .... B-2 Miner ...... G-5 Reed Point ...... F -7 Sun River ...... C-5 Yaak ...... A-1 Z Port of Entry A ^ ^ UPPER Craig Pass ^ on the Department of Transportation's HILLS x x Pk 11125' Big Thumb ^ ^ ^ ^ Portland Mtn 8262' 21 NATIONAL 14 ^ _ Keyhole Reservoir

Boulder, 1,300 ...... F-4 Daleview...... A-11 Gallatin Gateway ...... G-5 Kershaw...... C-6 Missoula, 57,053 .. D-2 Reserve ...... A-12 Superior, 893 ...... D-1 York ...... E-4 ID GEYSER 5 8541' limits apply to one ton GVW and greater. x x 10820' A Springs N 120 1-800-335-7592 TTY Greybull Internet home page at www.mdt.state.mt.us. Box Elder ...... B-6 Danvers ...... D-7 Gardiner ...... H-6 Kevin, 178 ...... A-4 Moccasin...... D-6 Rexford, 151 ...... A-1 Swan Lake ...... C-2 Zortman ...... C-8 90 Interstate HO BASIN ^ 5 x o 14 Burlington Pine Haven NATIONAL [ [ Airports - Commercial, Military 17 Yellowstone r 16 20 r Buffalo Bill ^ 2. All vehicle occupants must wear a safety belt, and children under four (or 40 pounds) must be ^ Boyd ...... G-7 Darby, 710 ...... F-2 Garneill ...... E-7 Keystone ...... D-1 Moiese ...... D-2 Riceville ...... D-5 Tampico ...... B-10 Zurich ...... B-7 7 x 15 TARGHEE Grizzly Pk th Rive Ghost Towns _ ^ ^ Shoshone Reservoir Please notOetto t h a t u n p aved backcountry Also find links to current road conditions, Boyes ...... G-12 Dayton ...... C-2 Garrison ...... E-3 Kila ...... B-2 Molt ...... F -7 Richey, 189 ...... C-11 Tarkio ...... D-1 Middle Cr Butte A T 9948' Fork restrainedCl obudy P ka n a pproved restrai_ nt system. A2 _

A ^ ^ Lonestar Geyser 2 FOREST U.S. Route 7966' _ Island Park x 13169 s Bozeman, 27,509 .... F-5 De Borgia ...... D-1 Garryowen ...... G-9 Kinsey ...... E-11 Monarch ...... D-5 Richland ...... A-10 Teigen ...... D-8 Station ^ ^ Lake 30 Buffalo _ construction reports _and maps and other B x NATIONAL Heart Mtn roads may be primi^tive and dangerous e ^ Gillette _ l

^ X Ski Areas e 3. Motorcycles must be operated with lights on at all times. No more than two motorcycles may be _ i

Brady ...... C-4 Dean ...... G-7 Georgetown ...... E-3 Kiowa ...... B-3 Monida ...... H-4 Ridge ...... G-12 Terry, 611 ...... D-11 PORTS OF ENTRY ^Clayton Grant iv r ^ _ _ _

x x 10422' Island Park Reservoir S R Basin _ _ _ G Eagle Pk _ 585 m Bridger, 745 ...... G-8 Decker ...... G-10 Geraldine, 284 ...... C-6 Klein ...... E-8 Montague ...... C-6 Rimini ...... E-4 Thoeny...... A-9 H Village useful information.

7 200 A to travel on. Please inquire Mloedicinae lLloydg.e State operated side by side in a single traffic lane. Operators under 18 and passengers under 18 must wear ^^

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Deer Lodge, 3,421 .. E-4 Montana City ...... E-4 Thompson Falls, 1,321 Port of Chief Mtn...... A-3 State Parks - With Camping, Visitor Information W 1 Broadus, 451 ...... G-11 Geyser ...... D-6 Kolin ...... D-7 Ringling ...... E-5 R I Shoshone Lewis R Yellowstone National Park is open year-round. During Archaeological Site Moorcroft x TARGHEE U.S. Sheep n NATIONAL S x , O Visit Travel Montana's Internet hom11e6 page ...... H-3 Moore, 186 ...... D-7 Rivulet ...... D-1 r Mt Sheridan Ye O T 16 approved headgear (). Broadview, 150 ...... F-8 Dell Gildford ...... B-6 Kremlin ...... B-6 ...... C-1 Port of Del Bonita ...... A-4 Station Range Lake Lake l the winter season, only the road for the North Entrance Weather R e p o r t : Western Montana (M4a0nd6e)rs o3n2 9 - 4 8 4 0 d No Camping y M l A ^

a H o M A Upper Mesa Falls T 10308' K Buckhorn Brockton, 245 ...... B-11 Dempsey...... E-3 Gilman ...... C-4 La Hood ...... F-4 Mosby ...... D-9 Roberts ...... G-7 Three Forks, 1,728 .... F-5 382 Q ' w _ Port of Morgan ...... A-9 e Other Route Wildlife Viewing Site Reserve s A ^ Hyattville

O at Gardiner to the Northeast Entrance at Cooke City is l 4. A passenger vehicle or truck of less than 2,000 pounds "manufacturer's rated c90apacity" may not A l ^ _ at www.visitmt.com for information on L Denton, 301 ...... D-6 Lake McDonald ...... A-2 Rock Springs ...... E-10 Port of Opheim ...... A-10 C MESA FALLS x s v Brockway ...... D-11 Giltedge ...... D-7 Musselshell ...... E-8 Thurlow ...... E-10 Borah Pk t i u

L k Y Central Montana (406) 453-2081 o x R A D ^ N R e SCENIC BYWAY open to vehicle travel. Call (R307) 344-7381 for opening b 31 ...... F 47 I Washakie Brooks ...... D-7 Devon B-5 Glasgow, 3,253 .... B-10 Lakeside ...... B-2 Myers ...... E-9 Rocker ...... F-4 Toston ...... -5 Port of Piegan ...... A-3 T Public Campsites - Minimum Highest Mountain NATIONAL Ke F n E y pull more than one trailer or semi trailer. This combination length may not exceed 65 feet. A passenger lodging, attractions, fishing, campgrounds, x e Overlook Mtn T e 16

r W V ^ Lewis & Clark Trail o Browning, 1,065 ...... B-3 Dewey...... F -3 Glen ...... G-4 Lakeview ...... H-4 Nashua, 325 ...... B-10 Rockvale ...... G-8 Townsend, 1,867 ... E-5 Port of Raymond ...... A-12 x in Idaho National Historic Site _ A dates on other park roads and for bicycle travel. r x _ C r R 11869' R Northeastern Montana (406) 228-4042 ^ ^ ...... G-4 ^ Rocky Boy ...... B-7 of 5 sites 12662' G k PARK R FOREST G vehicle or truck with "manufacturer's rated capacity" of 2,000 pounds or more may tow two trailers. Upton Brusett ...... C-9 Dillon, 3,752 Glendive, 4,729 ... D-12 Lambert ...... C-12 Navajo ...... A-11 Tracy ...... D-5 Port of Roosville ...... A-1 FOREST i A A events, and much more. x x A Dubois Lilypad Lake v L 28 22 F e N C Pitchfork Buffalo ...... E-7 Divide ...... F-3 Glengarry ...... D-7 Lame Deer ...... G-10 Neihart, 91 ...... D-6 Rollins ...... C-2 Trego ...... A-1 Port of Scobey ...... A-11 W O Point of Interest REE r M e e t e e t s e Southeastern Montana (406) 652-0851 This combination length may not exceed 75 feet. The combination length is the overall length inclusive I Nez Perce Trail E M ^ I S ON k x G e ^ Burnha m ...... B-6 Dixon ...... D-2 Glentana ...... A-10 Landusky ...... C-8 Nevada City ...... G-4 Ronan, 1,812 ...... C-2 Trident ...... F-5 Port of Sweet Grass .... A-4 T FOREST s T Sna e 85 x a E n Busby ...... G-10 Dodson, 122 ...... B-8 Gold Creek ...... E-3 Laredo ...... B-6 Niarada ...... C-2 Roscoe ...... G-7 Trout Creek ...... C-1 Port of Turner ...... A-8 m Warm o of front and rear bumpers. Call (406) 444-6130 for more information or permits. THUNDER R a ^ Winegar GRAND T Mt Hancock 10214' h ^ A R FOREST C River s Butte, 33,892 ...... F-4 Dooley ...... A-12 Grannis ...... F -6 Larslan ...... B-10 Norris ...... G-5 Rosebud ...... E-10 Troy, 957 ...... B-1 Port of Whitetail ...... A-11 o 116 BASIN x N IV Hole Wild . TETON 290 ^ Osage Buxton ...... F-4 Drummond, 318 ...... E-3 Grant ...... G-3 Laurel, 6,255 ...... F-8 Noxon ...... B-1 Ross Fork ...... D-7 Turah ...... D-2 Port of Whitlash ...... A-5 G E ^^ ^ BRIDGER - TETON Teton h Wilderness Ashton NATIONAL S NATIONAL

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Bynum ...... C-4 Dunkirk ...... B-5 ...... E-2 Laurin ...... G-4 B-2 Roundup, 1,931 ...... E-8 Turner ...... A-8 Port of Wild Horse ...... A-6 NATIONAL FOREST e Grantsdale Nyack...... Marysville ^ x BU Idaho National Engineering PARK r 16 GRASSLAND Cameron ...... G-5 Dunmor e ...... F -9 Grass Range, 149 ...... D-8 Lavina, 209 ...... E-7 Nye ...... G-7 Roy ...... D-7 Twin Bridges, 400 ..... G-4 Port of Willow Creek ... A-7 Copyright© 2001 by Montana Department of Transportation, Helena, Montana ^ Prepared by the Montana State Library, Natural Resource Information System ^ All Trights rTeserveEd Idaho Falls, 54 miles Idaho Falls, 40 miles Idaho Falls, 55 miles Jedediah JaTckson, E50 mileTs ON Thermopolis, 40 miles Thermopolis, 39 miles Ten Sleep Casper2, 589 miles Douglas, 89 miles Newcastle, 9 miles & Environmental Laboratory ^ Smith Wild. Wilderness 120 Worland _ ^ ^Mackay 1 2 3 4 _^St Anthony 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

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