Eastern Montana ........ a perspective of a former resident and frequent visitor
a public service
The Lewis and Clark Expedition of 1803-06 explored Eastern Montana via the meandering Missouri River in 1805, and then on the 1806 return trip Clark explored the colorful Yellowstone River while Lewis returned via the Missouri reuniting near the confluence of the Missouri and Yellowstone Rivers at the Montana and North Dakota border.
Home Page of Eastern Montana a perspective
Map of Eastern Montana
a sketch
Plan a vacation to scenic, historic Eastern Montana. The majestic mountains belong to Central and Western Montana, but the mystical prairie belongs to Northeastern and Southeastern Montana. The purpose of this site is to provide Eastern Montana Awareness(TM). Awareness of Eastern Montana's historic sites and landmarks; i.e., history of preeminent military forts and trading posts, its Native American Indian cultural background, its homestead and cattle ranching lore, and the colorful badlands with its dinosaur fossil digs, and of its wildlife, fishing, boating, agate hunting and its camping availability.
Eastern Montana Awareness (TM)
Historic Trading Posts of Eastern Montana Fort Union Trading Post, Fort Peck Trading Post and Old Fort Gilbert -- historic trading posts that were.
Historic Military Forts of Eastern Montana Fort Buford, Fort Keogh and Fort C. F. Smith -- historic forts that were...
Historic Battlefields of Eastern Montana Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument and Rosebud Battlefield .. and the Bear Paw Battlefield - Nez Perce National Historical Park -- battlefields of the past...
Historic Bridges of Eastern Montana Lewis & Clark Bridge and Snowden Bridge -- historic bridges of yesterday...
Northeast Montana Awareness (TM) ... this land in Big Sky Country...
Northeast Montana Recreation Areas Fort Peck Dam & Lake, Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge, Boudoin National Refuge, Nelson Reservoir and the Hewitt Lake National Wildlife Refuge --- for an over-all good time, depending on the location that you select, you have camping, fossil hunting, fishing and water sports.
Dinosaur Country of Northeast Montana You could possibly find a dinosaur bone within the area of the Charles M. Russell Wildlife Refuge. The Refuge, and some of its surrounding area, is sometimes called the Fort Peck fossil field.
Ancient Fossils of Northeast Montana Hell Creek State Park ... a journey to its fossil beds and its available recreation area is an experience...
Fields of Grain that "Ripple in the Wind" within Northeast Montana The beauty of the flowing grain fields that "ripple in the wind" ...
Waterfowl Refuge - Glacial Wetland within Northeast Montana Medicine Lake National Wildlife Refuge -- the birds, and the ponds of water...
Southeast Montana Awareness (TM) ...this land in Big Sky Country...
Southeast Montana Recreation Areas Tongue River Reservoir -- the little known, isolated body of water with its camping, fishing and water sports... and the even lesser known Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area with the Bighorn Canyon Lake and its scenic Bighorn Canyon, and the Yellowtail Dam and the Afterbay Lake.
Deer and Antelope "Really Do Roam" within Southeast Montana Where the deer and the antelope "really do roam"... visit two little known state parks in the area... Pirogue Island State Park and Medicine Rocks State Park.
Lewis & Clark in Southeast Montana Pompey's Pillar National Monument -- a Lewis & Clark Expedition Landmark...
Ancient Fossils of Southeast Montana Makoshika State Park -- see the fossils...
Towns of Eastern Montana (MT) .... township partial listing
Broadus Circle Colstrip Culbertson Ekalaka Fort Peck Glasgow Glendive Hardin
Jordan Malta Miles City Opheim Plentywood Poplar Scobey Sidney Wibaux
Towns of eastern Montana includes information from personal on-site observations and information from city museum records.
For additional Eastern Montana Awareness (TM), it is suggested that you request Montana Department of Commerce travel information that is available free to the public at 1 800 VISIT MT (outside MT), or (406) 444 2654 (inside MT). For fishing, hunting and state park information, it is suggested for northeast Montana that you contact the Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks office at Glasgow, Montana (406) 228 3700 email: fwprg62@state.mt.us , or for southeast Montana, contact the Miles City, Montana office at (406) 232 0900 email: fwprg72@state.mt.us , or you can visit the Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks at their website http://www.fwp.state.mt.us/
an Eastern Montana (MT) perspective
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