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Glacier PARK
offer good fishing ... and no fishing lice
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panorama.
Going-to-the-Sun Road, a spectacul
running east and west through the pa
Continenta! Divide at Logan Pass and
towering Garden Wall. Much of the park
auto and more than a thousand miles of
into untouched wiiderness or to isolated
lets. Some of the glaciers are visible
others are easily accessible on foot or he
horses are available; riding experience
Warm sunny days and cool starry nig
throughout the summer. Early season vis
above photo . . . Many Glacier Hote/ by Marion Lacy falls at their most glorious and mountain
ered with winter snows. In the fall, decid
The history of Glacier National Park begins with the play brilliant colors, highest peaks gliste
Blackfeet Indians who lived under the speli of the majes- white dusting of snow and skies deepen to
tic mountains. Regarding the mountain vastness with Going-to-the-Sun Road, open about
awe they entered this abode of spirits on!y to fast or to June, remains open well into October.
cross to the Flathead country. accommodations are convenientiy locat
The park, lying in a rugged section cf the Montana fringes. Accommodations in the park
Rockies, is named not from the 60-odd glaciers of today, about June 10 to September 15.
but because huge Ice Age glaciers carved the rugged This million acre alpine wonderland
scenery of what is now Glacier National Park. Here two by Congress as a national park on Mey
hundred glacial lakes stud the valleys or are set like the United States section of Waterto
jewels in rocky cirques. Streams of crystal clear water national Peace Park.
Yellowstone
Three of the five entrances to Yellowstone, the largest forest and waterfalls .. . 2,221,000 acres
and oldest of all the national parks, are in Montana: Park wildlife inciudes buffalo, moose, el
(1) the north entrance at Gardiner is reached by the his- Big Horn sheep and—favorite of all-
which climbs via a of amazing switchbacks to March 1, 1872, after the Washburn
nearly 11,oo0 feet in Montana's rugged Beartooth Moun- headed by H.D. Washburn, Surveyor-G
tains. (3) West Yellowstone, Montana, gives entrance to Accommodations are available all ye
Yellowstone National Park on the west . . .. reached by entrances and from about May 1 to Oct
two scenic highways along the picturesque Gallatin
River and the world-famed Madison River . . . . the trout
fisherman's paradise . ... . the river which feeds earth-
quake-created Quake Lake.
Yellowstone National Park was first discovered by a
frontiersman, John Colter, in the winter of 1807-1808,
but his friends refused to believe the tales of the fantas-
tic land he had seen. Twenty years later, Jim Bridger, a
rugged Montana trapper and scout, gave similar descrip-
tions of the area, and eventually explored the Yellow-
stone country extensively.
Often termed "nature's wonderland", Yellowstone is
renowned for spouting geysers, brilliant pools, bubbling
mud caldrons, mountains, canyons, streams and lakes,
right photo . ... Yellowstone Bears
courtesy Yellowstone Park Company
left photo ... Glacier Park ight photo ... Old Faithful Geys
Weeping Wall I by Ernst Peterson Union Pacific Railroad Colorphcto

To Livingston
PARK
.. and no fishing license is required. vowanng Cooke
Gardiner City
ountain wildflowers, cascading water- 1 Gallatin MONT
WYO. Silver
L PARK
. . . 2,221,000 acres of scenic beauty.
s buffalo, moose, elk, deer, antelope,
d-favorite of all-the grizzly and
Dld Faithful Geyser from Observation Point
ailroad Colorphoto

Your Four-Se
Evening shadows deepen the Big Sky allure of Stark cliffs penetrate the Big Sky along the Missouri
Alder Gulch, scene of early day gold strikes. Now River  .. a sight seen first by Lewis and Clark
restored, Virginia City and Nevada City bring Mon- in 1805-1806. Photograph by F. K. Roahen
tana's past to life. Photograph by Ernst Pelerson
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SpRiNG in the Big Sky Country brings new life, new beauty, new color, and new activity as the SPRiNG in the Big Sky Country brings new life, new beauty, new color, and new activity as the SUMMER in the Big Sky Country is a thne of festivals, celebrations, fur
snaws recede and life blossoms a-new. Photograph by Robert C. Larsson vacationers alike. ,Shown is Summertime on one of Montana's seven vacationers alike. Shown is Summertime on one of Montana's seven
Pholograph by Ernst Petersor Photograph by Ernst Petersor
The Treasure State
Montana, for centuries the home of Indians and buffalo, toes, safflower, alfalfa seed, mustard seed, flax seed,
was first seen by white men-the Verendryes, French beans and cherries. Principal livestock are cattle and
fur-traders-in 1743. sheep. Montana is a large supplier of stocker and feeder
In 1805-1806, Lewis and Clark explored the area, then cattle.
part of the Louisiana Territory. The State's mineral resources offer important sources
In 1807 Manuel Lisa, a fur-trader, built Montana's first of employment and income to the State. Annual mineral
trading post. production averages around $185,000,000 chiefly from
The first permanent white settlement was St. Mary's petroleum and copper production. Other leading min-
Mission at Stevensville, founded in 1841 . . . still standing erals are sand and gravel, zinc, silver, building stone,
today. lead and gold.
In 1862 a rich gold strike at Bannack brought a rush of The timber industry is highly important to Montana's
prospectors. With gold discoveries at Virginia City and economy and contributes approximately $130,000,000
Helena, thousands more followed. Outlaws flourished in annually. Products include lumber, plywood, pulp and
the surging gold camps until the Vigilantes organized paper, and manufactured wood products. Four million
and dispensed justice. or more Christmas trees are harvested each year and
The great cowboy era began in 1866 when the first herd marketed widely throughout the country.
of longhorn cattle was trailed in from Texas. Most of the power in the State is generated hydro-
The growing intrusion of white men into the Indians' electrically by the Federal dams located at Fort Peck,
homeland, the disappearance of buffalo and failure of Hungry Horse, and Canyon Ferry (Yellowtail Dam near
white men to keep their treaties, brought the Indian wars Hardin is under construction): by the Montana Power
of the '60's and '70's. Custer's Last Stand occurred in Company with Kerr Dam, Holter Dam and 11 other sites,
1876. A year later the major battles ended with Chief and by the Washington Water Power Company with its
Joseph's surrender at the Battle of the Bear's Paw. dam at Noxon Rapids. There are five steam generating
The fourth largest state, Montana averages 550 miles plants in the State using coal as a fuel source. The
in length and 275 miles in width. The Continental Divide largest, located at Sidney, is operated by the Montana
runs north and south through the western section. The Dakota Utilities Company.
highest point is Granite Peak, 12,799 feet; the lowest is Manufacturing in Montana is primarily based on the
1.820 feet on the Kootenai River at the Idaho Line. processing of its abundant raw materials including
Climale varies with topoaraohy and alltituta. Avaraaa refinina of copoar zinc. diumimua ud nerolau nro-

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s a tine of festivals, celebrations, fun for Montanans and AUTUMN brings its own glory to the Big Sky Country. Colors becqme vivid (as if having a WINT
nineriime on one of Montana's seven Indian Reservations. final fling before oblivion), the stir becomes crisp, the first sprinkle of snow appears on lofty powd
peaks .  the-days of Indian Summer welcome,the trave'er, the -hunter, the fisherman, Photc
and dreamer. Photograph by Ernst Peterson
Fishing and Hunting
MONTANA offers some of the best trout fishing in
the nation. Four major watersheds—the Missouri, Yellow-
stone, Kootenai and Clark Fork—with their many tribu-
taries reaching into the high mountain areas, give the
angler a wide choice. Montana's many lakes and streams
A provide plenty of fish, including the brown, rainbow,
cutthroat and lake trout, Dolly Varden, whitefish, the rare
grayling. pike, perch, bass, paddlefish, ling and kokanee
(sockeye). In addition, Montana's vast reaches of native
wilderness provide outdoorsmen and nature lovers with
a look at untouched country as it was many decades ago.
Herds of antelope, deer, elk, Big Horn sheep, plus moose, Lewis and Clark Caverns are an undergr
mountain goats and grizzly bear have continued to thrive Sky Vacationland. The largest limesto
due to careful management. In eleven national forests northwest, they provide an exciting 90-n
and eight wilderness areas, natural conditions provide graph by Chet Dreher
hunting of the highest quality.
For the bird hunter, a variety of upland game is avail-
able. Species such as the sharp-tailed grouse, sage Lewis and Cla
grouse, blue grouse, Franklin's grouse, ruffed grouse,
ring-necked pheasant, Hungarian partridge, wild turkey Caverns STATE
and chukar provide hunters with a variety of enjoyment.
Non-residents may purchase a 6 day limited fishing
license for $3 . . , or a seasonal fishing license for $10. LEWIS and CLARK CAVERNS,
For non-resident hunters the $100 license includes deer, state park, are the largest limestone
elk, bear (black or grizzly) plus the right to enter the west. Located in the heart of Mon
drawing for sheep, goats, and moose. The $100 license between Glacier and Yellowstone N
also includes fishing and upland game birds. and Clark Caverns are easy to reach
For details on fishing streams, hunting areas, seasons- The colorful stalactites, stalagmi

bry to the Big _Sky Country. Colors becqme vivid (as if having a to the Big Sky Country. Colors becqme vivid (as if having a WiNTER in the Big Sky Country beckons ski enthusiasts to exhilarating sport on incomparable WINTER in the Big Sky Country beckons ski enthusiasts to exhilarating sport on incomparable
ge eir becomes crisp, the first sprinkie of snow appears on loity pe air becomes s crisp, the first sprinkie of snow appears on lotty powder snow runs. Beginner or expert, you'll find skiing Montana a memorable experience. powder snow runs. Beginner or expert, you'll find skiing Montana a memorable experience.
Han lan Summer welcome the traverer. the -hunter, the fisherman, Photograph courtesy Great Northern Railroad Photograph courtesy Great Northern Railroad
Ernst Peterson
State Parks State Parks
nd Hunting nd Hunting
and and Monuments Monuments
Bannack State Monument
of the best trout fishing in 21 miles west of Dilion oft U.S. 91
ersheds-the Missouri, Yellow- Bitterroot Lake State Park
20 miles west of Kalispell and 5 miles north of Marion off U.S. 2
Fork-with their many tribu- Canyan Ferry Recreation Area
high mountain areas, give the 20 miles southeast of Helena off U.S. 12
tana's many lakes and streams Chief Joseph's Battlefield of the Bear's Paw
16 miles south of Chinook off U.S. 2
ncluding the brown, rainbow. Chief Plenty Coups Memorial State Monument
Colly Varden, whitefish, the rare 35 miles south of Billings
paddlefish, ling and kokanee Clark Canyon Reservoir Recreational Area
20 miles south of Dillon on Interstate 15
ontana's vast reaches of native Deadman's Basin Recreation Area
orsmen and nature lovers with 20 miles east of Harlowton oft U.S. 12
y as it was many decades ago. Flathead Lake State Park
15 miles north of Polson on U.S. 93
, Big Horn sheep, plus moose, Fort Owen State Monument
y bear have continued to thrive Lewis and Clark Caverns are an underground delight in Big At Stevensville off U.S. 93
Sky Vacationland. The largest limestone caverns s in the *Hell Creek State Park
ent. In eleven national forests northwest, they provide an exciting 90-minute tour. Photo- 26 miles north ol Jardan off Montana 20 on Fort Peck Reservoir
as, natural conditions provide graph by Chet Dreher Hooper State Park
ality. At Lincoln on Montana 20
ariety of upland game is avail- James Kipp State Park
65 miles north of Lewistown on U.S. 191
the sharp-tailed grouse, sage Lewis and Clark Lewis and Clark Caverns State Park
nklin's grouse, ruffed grouse, 15 miles east of Wnitehall on U.S. 10
ungarian partridge, wild turkey Lone Pine State Park
3 miles southwest of Kalispell off U.S. 2
rs with a variety of enjoyment. Lost Creek State Park
chase a 6 day limited fishing 6 miles north of Anaconda off U.S. 10-A
asonal fishing license for $10. LEWIS and CLARK CAVERNS, Montana's featured Makoshika State Park
the $100 license includes deer, state park, are the largest limestone caverns in the North- 3 miles south of Glendive off U S. 10
plus the right to enter the west. Located in the heart of Montana's vacationland Medicine Rocks State Park
12 miles north of Exaiaaa on Montana 7
and moose The $100 license between Glacier and Yellowstona National Parks, Lewis Missouri Rivnr Headwaters State Monument
nalaad aama hirde and Clark Caverns sre aasy to ceach and Slin to axnlora 3 miles ast of Thren Forks and 3 miles noetn of U.S. 10

SPRiNG in the Big Sky Country brings new life, new beauty, new color, and new activity as the SPRING in the Big Sky Country brings new life, new beauty, new color, and new activity as the SUMMER in the Big Sky Country is a tine of festivals, ce lei SUMMERin the Big Sky Country is a tine of festivals, cele
sncws recede and life blossoms a-new. Photograph by Robert C. Larsson sncws recede and life blossoms a-new. Photograph by Robert C. Larsson vacationefs alike..Snown is Summertime on one of Montar: vacationefs alike..Snown is Summertime on n one of Montar:
Photograph by Ernst Petersor Photograph by Ernst Petersor
The Treasure State The Treasure State
Montana, for centuries the home of Indians and buffalo, toes, safflower, alfalfa seed, mustard seed, flax seed,
was first seen by white men—the Verendryes, French beans and cherries. Principal livestock are cattle and
fur-traders-in 1743. sheep. Montana is a large supplier of stocker and feeder
In 1805-1806, Lewis and Clark explored the area, then cattle.
part of the Louisiana Territory. The State's mineral resources offer important sources
In 1807 Manuel Lisa, a fur-trader, built Montana's first of employment and income to the State. Annual mineral
trading post. production averages around $185,000,000 chiefly from
The first permanent white settlement was St. Mary's petroleum and copper production. Other leading min-
Mission at Stevensville, founded in 1841 . . . still standing erals are sand and gravel, zinc, silver, building stone,
today. lead and gold.
In 1862 a rich gold strike at Bannack brought a rush of The timber industry is highly important to Montana's
prospectors. With gold discoveries at Virginia City and economy and contributes approximately $130,000,000
Helena, thousands more followed. Outlaws flourished in annually. Products include lumber, plywood, pulp and
the surging gold camps until the Vigilantes organized paper, and manufactured wood products. Four million
and dispensed justice. or more Christmas trees are harvested each year and
The great cowboy era began in 1866 when the first herd marketed widely throughout the country.
of longhorn cattle was trailed in from Texas. Most of the power in the State is generated hydro-
The growing intrusion of white men into the Indians' electrically by the Federal dams located at Fort Peck,
homeland, the disappearance of buffalo and failure of Hungry Horse, and Canyon Ferry (Yellowtail Dam near
white men to keep their treaties, brought the Indian wars Hardin is under construction); by the Montana Power
of the '60's and '70's. Custer's Last Stand occurred in Company with Kerr Dam, Hoiter Dam and 11 other sites,
1876. A year later the major battles ended with Chief and by the Washington Water Power Company with its aid by ne vasngtonr vaterFowel Company win hs
Joseph's surrender at the Battle of the Bear's Paw. dam at Noxon Rapids. There are five steam generating
. The fourth largest state, Montana averages 550 miles The fourth largest state, Montana averages 550 miles plants in the State using coal as a fuel source. The
in length and 275 miles in width. The Continental Divide largest, located at Sidney, is operated by the Montana
runs north and south through the western section. The Dakota Utilities Company.
highest point is Granite Peak, 12,799 feet; the lowest is Manufacturing in Montana is primarily based on the
1,820 feet on the Kootenai River at the Idaho Line. processing of its abundant raw materials including
Climate varies with topography and altitude. Average refining of copper, zinc, aluminum, and petroleum, pro- refining of copper, zinc, aluminum, and petroleum, pro-
annual rainfall throughout the state is 15" and varies duction of elemental phosphorus, wood products and Crystal Clear waters unc Crystal Clear waters unc
from a minimum 9.69* to over 100* on some mountain from a minimum 9.69* to over 100" on some mountain cement. Sugar refining and flour milling are also very your favorite sport in Mo
tops. Average daytime temperatures vary from an aver- important to the State's economy. The value added by water-skiing or sight-secr water-skiing or sight-sec
age 28F in January to 84.5 in July. age 28°F in January to 84.5 in July. manufacturing approximates $220,000,000 annually. sparkling sparkling streams and la-
Nine railroads, ten bus lines and four air lines serve
Montana; 10,293 miles of paved urban, secondary, pri- Additional Information
mary and interstate highways cross the state. Wherever you may be in Montana, on-the-spot infor-
Vast lands suited to cultivation and grazing, water, mation is conveniently available to you when you stop
minerals, and timber are Montana's most valuable at a local Chamber of Commerce office. There you will
resources. find timely, reliable information about local highlights.
The value of income from farms and ranches totals For additional Montana vacation information, write to
over $430,000,000 annually. Major crops are winter and the Advertising Department, Montana Highway Com-
spring wheat, hay, barley, sugar beets, corn, oats, pota- mission, Helena, Montana 59601
State Bird State Flower State Tree State Flag
The Western Meadowlark The Bitterroot The Ponderosa Pine with State Seal and Motto,
1 "Oro y Plata"-Gold and Silver

SUMMERin the Big Sky Country is a tine of festivals, celebrations, fun for Montanans and AUTUMN brings s its own piory to the Big Sky Country. Coiors Lace
vacationes alike...Shown is Summertime on one of Montana's seven Indian Reservations. final fling before oblivion), the cir becomes crisp, the first sprinkle
Photograph by Ernst Pelerson peaks ... the*days of Indian Summer rwelcome the traveer, t:e
and dreamer. Photograph by Ernst Peterson
Fishing and Hunting
ne to the State. Annual mineral provide plenty of fish, including the brown, rainbow,
bund $185,000,000 chiefly from cutthroat and lake trout, Dolly Varden, whitefish, the rare
roduction. Other leading min- grayling, pike, perch, bass, paddlefish, ling and kokanee
el, zinc, silver, building stone, (sockeye). In addition, Montana's vast reaches of native
wilderness provide outdoorsmen and nature lovers with
highly important to Montana's a look at untouched country as it was many decades ago.
es approximately $130,000,000 Herds of antelope, deer, elk, Big Horn sheep, plus moose,
de lumber, plywood, pulp and mountain goats and grizzly bear have continued to thrive
d wood products. Four million due to careful management. In eleven national forests
s are harvested each year and and eight wilderness areas, natural conditions provide
out the country. hunting of the highest quality.
the State is generated hydro- For the bird hunter, a variety of upland game is avail-
ral dams located at Fort Peck, abie. Species such as the sharp-tailed grouse, sage
yon Ferry (Yellowtail Dam near grouse, blue grouse, Franklin's grouse, ruffed grouse,
vction); by the Montana Power ring-necked pheasant, Hun partridge, wild turkey
, Holter Dam and 11 other sites, , Hoiter Dam and 11 other sites, and chukar provide hunters and chukar provide hunt with a variety of enjoyment. rariety oi enjoyment.
Water Power Company with its Water Power Company with its Non-residents may purchase a 6 day limited fishing
There are five steam generating license for $3 ... or a seasonal fishing license for $10. license for $3 ... or a seasona! fishing license for $10.
ng coal as a fuel source. The For non-resident hunters the $1o0 license includes deer, For non-resident hunters the $1oo license includes deer,
ey, is operated by the Montana elk, bear (black or grizzly) pius the right to enter the elk, bear (black or grizzly) pius the right to enter the
y. drawing for sheep, goats, and mocse. The $100 license drawing for sheep, goats, and mocse. The $1o0 license
tana is primarily based on the also includes fishing and upland game birds.
ndant raw materials including For details on fishing streams, hunting areas, seasons
aluminum, and petroleum, pro- aluminum, and petroleum, pro- and license fees, write Montana Fish and Game Depart-
hosphorus, wood products and Crystal Crystal Clear waters under the Clear waters under the Big Big Sky beckon you to enjoy beckon you to enjoy ment, Helena, Montana 59601
and flour milling are also very and flour milling are also very your favorite sport sport in Montana: fishing, swimming, boating, Montana: fishing. swimming, boating,
economy. The value added by water-skiing or sight-seeing... it's all great on Montana's great on Montana's
ates $220,000,000 annually. ates $220,000,000 annually. sparkling sparkling streams and lakes. Photograph lakes. Photograph by Milton E. Stiles Milton E. Stiles
nal Information
in Montana, on-the-spot infor-
available to you when you stop
Commerce office. There you will
ormation about local highlights.
na vacation information, write to
tment, Montana Highway Com-
na 59601
Modern highways stretch from horizon to h horizon under the
Big Sky, leading you from the Eastern plains to the Western
mountains, from the Canadian Border and Glacier Park on
the North to the entrances to Yellowstone Park on the South.
Photograph by Chet Dreher
Montana's University System takes pride in the
modern Montana State University campus. Under
the Big Sky in Bozeman, you see the MSU campus
including the 1 13,000 seat fieldhouse and the new
hi-rise 11-story Hedges Hall (men's dornitory).
State Flag Photograph courtesy of Montana State University
with State Seal and Motto,
"Oro y Plata"-Gold and Silver

own glory to the Biq Sky Country. Colors becgme vivid (as if having a glory to t the Big Sky Country. Colors becgme vivid (as if having a WiNTER in the Big Sky Country beckons ski enthusiasts to exhiiarating sport on incomparable
vion), the zir becomes crisp, the first sprinkle of snow appears on lofty vion), the zir becomes crisp, the first sprinkie of snow appears on lofty powder snow runs. Beginner or expert. you'll find skiing Montana a memorable experience. powder snow runs. Beginner or expert. you'll find sking Montana a memorable experience.
of Indian Summer welcome the traveter, the hunter, the fisherman, of Indian nSummer welcome the traveter, the hunter, the fisherman, Photograph courtesy Great Northern Railroad Photograph courlesy Greal Northern Railroad
raph by raph by Ernst Peterson
State Parks
and Hunting and Hunting
and Monuments
Eannack State Monument
some of the best trout fishing in 2 miles west of Dillon of U.S. 91
jor watersheds—the Missouri, Yellow- Bitterroot Lake State Park
20 miles west of Kalispell and 5 miles north of Maricn of U.S. 2
d Clark Fork—with their many tribu- Canyon Ferry Recreation Area
o the high mountain areas, give the 20 miles southeast of Helena of U.S.12
:e. Montana's many lakes and streams Chief Joseph's Battlefield of the Bear's Paw
16 miles south of Chinock of U S. 2
fish, including the brown, rainbow, Chief Pienty Coups Memorial State Monumert
trout, Dolly Varden, whitefish, the rare 35 miles south of Billings
:h, bass, paddlefish, ling and kokanee Clark Canyon Reservoir Recreationat Area
20 miles south of Dillon on Interstate 5
ion, Montana's vast reaches of native Dezdman's Basin Recreation Area
outdoorsmen and nature lovers with 20 miles east of Harlowton off U.S. 12
I country as it was many decades ago. Flathead Lake State Park
15 miles north of Polson on U.S. 93
deer, elk, Big Horn sheep, plus moose, Fort Owen State Monument
d grizzly bear have continued to thrive Lewis and Clark Caverns are an underground delight in Big At Stevensville off U.S. 93
Sky Vacationland. The largest limestone caverns in the Hell Creek State Park
nagement. In eleven national forests northwest, they provide an exciting s0-minute tour. Photo- 26 miles north of Jardan off Montana 20 on Fort Peck Reservcir
ss areas, natural conditions provide graph by Chet Dreher
Hooper State Park
est quality. At Lincoln on Montana 20
ter, a variety of upland game is avail- James Kipp State Park
65 miles north of Lewistown on U.S. 19
:h as the sharp-tailed grouse, sage Lewis and Clark Lewis and Clark Caverns State Park
se, Franklin's grouse, ruffed grouse, 15 miles cast of Whitehall on U.S. 10
ant, Hungarian partridge, wild turkey Caverns Lone Pine State Park
STATE PARK 3 miles southwest of Kalispell off U.S 2
ehunters with a variety of enjoyment. e hunters with a variety of enjoyment. TATE FARK
Lost Creek State Park
nay purchase a 6 day limited fishing 6 miles north of Anaconda off U.S. 10-A 6 miles north of Anaconda of U.S. 10-A
or a seasonal fishing license for $10. LEWIS and CLARK CAVERNS, Montana's featured CAVERNS, Montana's featured Makoshika State Park
unters the $100 license includes deer, unters the $100 license includes deer, state park, are the largest limestone caverns in the North- 3 miles south of Glendive off U.S. 10
r grizzly) plus the right to enter the west. Located in the heart of Montana's vacationland west. Located in the heart of Montana's vacationland Medicine Rocks State Park
12 miles north of Ekalaka on Montana 7
goats, and moose. The $100 license , goats, and moose. The $100 license between Glacicr and Yellowstone National Parks, Lewis between Glacicr and Yellowstone National Parks, Lewis Missouri River Headwaters State Monument Missouri River Headwaters State Monument
ng and upland game birds. ng and upland game birds. and Clark Caverns are easy to reach and FUN to explore. 3 miles east of Three Forks and 3 miles ncrth of U.S. 10
shing streams, hunting areas, seasons The colorful stalactites, stalagmites, clusterites and Nelson Reservoir Recreation Area
23 miles northeast of Maita off U.S. 2
vrite Montana Fish and Game Depart- flowstone, produced by a million years of natural proc- Painted Rocks Reservoir Recreation Area
tana 59601 esses, form interesting and unusual sights and provide esses, form interesting and unusual sights and provide 35 miles south of Hamilton off U.S. 93
more variety of typical cavern formations than any other Rock Creek State Park
35 miles south of Fort Peck on Fort Pech. Reservalr
single group of caverns in the nation. Thompson Falls State Park
The caverns are all electrically lighted, and are safe 3 miles west of Thompson Falls of U S. 10-A
and comfortable to visit. An open-air jeep railroad runs Tiber Dam State Park
18 miles south of Chester on Tiber Reservcir
along the hillside from park headquarters to near the
caverns entrance and an electric tram completes the trip. West Shore State Park
20 miles soulh of Kalispell on U.S. 93
Inside the caverns, where natural air-conditioning Yellow Bay State Park
maintains a year-round temperature of 46, well con- 20 miles north ol Polson on Montana 35
structed walks lead through the caverns. Whitefish Lake Slate Park
At Whitefish on U.S. 93
Guided tours last 90 minutes. Admission charge (in- *Make local inquiry before traveling into these areas
cluding jeep railway and tram ride) is $1.00 for adults;
50c for children. Eastern Montana is noted for its famed Makoshika State Park
Tours operate at frequent intervals daily as follows: .  a freak of nature unique in this part of the world. Pro-
nounced Ma-KO'-she-ka, the name is Sioux Indian for "Hell
May 1 - June 15: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Cooled Over." The park provides sightseers and photogra-
June 15 - Labor Day: 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. phers view after view of unforgettable Big Sky drama. Photo-
graph by Ernst Peterson
Labor Day - September 30: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Free picnicking and campin facilities are provided.
tretch from horizon to horizon under the
u from the Eastern plains to Western National Historic Landmarks
e Canadian Border and Glacier Park on
rances to Yellowstone Park on the South.
Dreher Bannack
Charles M. Russell Original Studio, Great Falls
Fort Benton
Hagen Site near Glendive
System takes pride in the (Pre-historic Indian Village dating about 160o A.D.)
University campus, Under Lolo Trail, Lolo National Forest
n, you see the MSU campus Missouri River Headwaters State Monument
eat fieldhouse and the new
S Hall (men's dormitory). Pictograph Indian Caves, Billings
Montana Stale Universily Pompeys Pillar, northeast of Billings
(landmark for the Lewis and Clark expedition and early settlers)
Virginia City

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UNCLASSIFIED
DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
HEADQUARTERS FOREIGN TECHNOLOGY DIVISION (AFSC)
WRIGHT-PATTERSC FORCE BASE, OHIO 45433
REPLY TO ATTN OF: TDEER/Mr. Bryant/pkj/70401
SUBJECT: UFO Report from Bitburg, Germany (U) 7 Sep 66
TO: TDETR (Maj Quintanilla)
1. The data submitted is not sufficient to make a firm analysis
of this sighting. However, it appears feasible to eliminate aircraft
as a possible target, since the speed 2300 mph is too high for any
known aircraft. The target could conceivably be a missile of some
type, considering speed alone; bu ut it is highly unlikely that a missile
would provide greater adar return than an F-4D airplane, unless it
were equipped operating at the F-4 radar frequency.
a missile, fired intentionally or other-
wise, would hav ve been note others in the area.
2. (U) Since other F-4D's in the area noted nothing unusual, the
only possibilities appear to be either an "angel" or a momentary only possibilities appear to be either an "angel" momentary
since there is no positive evidence supporting either condition.
3. Offered as a remote e possibility is an accidental, or perhaps
intentional, encounter with an EcM deception device. A range and
angle deceptive repeater, properly deployed and operated, could con-
ceivably cause the phenomena reported by the aircrew. The U.S. Air
Force, as well as the French, are probably experimenting with such
devices.
JEROME J. JONES, Colonel, USAF 1 Atch
Electronics Directorate Msg fm Bitburg Ger
Deputy for Technology and Subsystems CITE: 0IN 12075
Classification Cancelled
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DOWNGRADED AT 12 YEAR Date
INTERVALS; NOT AUTOMATICALLY 37nale2
DECLASSIFTED. DOD DIR 5200.10 RFY 12-17(3)
UNCLASSIFIED 3gax6s

TRAFFIC REGULATIONS AND SAFETY RULES
MONTANA INDEX
1. Montana speed limits: Daylight—reasonable and prudent speed; 55 miles
per hour during the hours when lights are required, , except where zoned Population: 717,000 (1965 Estimate) Area: 147,138 sq. miles
and posted. Trucks in excess of 8,000 pounds gross weight-50 miles per (674,767-1960 Census) Capital: Helena
hour. Vehicles towing house trailers-50 miles per hour. Speed limit on
roads under construction-35 miles per hour.
2. Vehicles entering main highways from side road or drive must yield right- COUNTIES 1960 census
of-way to vehicles traveling main highways. Beaverhead,7194....G.3 Fallon, 3997..... ...E-12 Lewis and Clark, Phillips, 6027.......B.8 Stillwater, 5526.....G.7
center line at all times except when passing Big Horn, 10007. .G.9 Fergus, 14018 .D.7 28006 ..D-4 Pondera, 7653 Sweet Grass, 3290.... F.6
3. Vehicles must drive to right of Blaine, 8091 B.7 Flathead, 32965. .B-2 Liberty. 2624........B-5 Powder River, 2485. . G-11 Teton, 7295 .C.4
another car. Never pass on hills or curves. Be sure you can see far enough Broadwater, 2804..... E-5 Gallatin, 26045. ..F-5 Lincoln, 12537.......8-1 Powell,7002.......D.3 Toole, 7904 ........B-S
Carbon, 8317 G.7 Garfield, 1981 D-9 McCone,3321...... ..C.11 Prairie, 2318........D.11 Treasure, 1345.. ... E-9
ahead to make safe passing. Carter, 2493 G-12 Glacier, 11565 A-3 Mad:son, 5211..... ...G.4 Ravalli, 12341 F-2
given when passing another vehicle, changing di- Cascade,73418.. ..D.5 Golden Valley, 1203. .E-7 Meagher, 2616.... E-5 Richland, 10504. .... C-12 Valley. 17030. ......B.10
4. Proper signal must be Chouteau, 7348.. ..C-6 Granite, 3014. E-3 Mineral, 3037 D-i Roosevelt. 11731.... B.11 Wheatiand. 3026..... E-7
rection, , stopping or slowing down on the highway. Sound horn to warn the Custer, 13227.. E-11 Hill, 18653 B-6 Missoula, 44663 D-2 Rosebud, 6187. F-10 Wibaux, 1698.. .... D·12
ahead are going to pass; left turn, left hand and arm extended Daniels, 3755.. A-1l Jefferson, 4297 F-4 Musselshell, 4888..... E8 Sanders, 6380. .C-1 Yellowstone, 79016...F.8
car you Dawson, 12314 ..D.12 Judith Basin, 3085....D.6 Park, 13168 G-6 Sheridan, 6458 A-12 Yellowstone Nat'i Pk.
horizontally; right turn, left hand and arm extended upward; stop or slow Deer Lodge, 18640....F-3 Lake, 13104 C·2 Petroteum. 894.......D.8 Silver Bow, 46454....F-4 (Part). 47.........H-6
down, left arm extended downward. Electrical turn indicators are legal.
5. Obey all warning signs, such as School Zone, Stop, Slow, Danger, Curve
Yield Right-of-Way, and others. CITIES AND TOWNS
6Never drive at a speed greater than that at which you can stop in the clear 1960 census or later Estimates *County Seats
road visible ahead. Slow down at night or when the road is wet or icy. Culbertson, 919..... B.12 Hedgesville, 10.......E-7 Milltown, 500.. .D.2 Scobey.1726........A.11
7. When approaching another car from either the front or rear, dim your Absarakee, 600. G.7 Custer, 350 .F-9 Helena, 21800 .E-4 Miner, 5 G-5 Seelcy Lake, 500..... D.3
Acton, 10. .F-8 Cut Bank, 4539 .... B.4 Helmville, 75 D-3 Missoula, 27090 .D.2 Shawmut, 70 E.7
lights, don't be afraid to dim first. Courtesy promotes safety. Agawam .C-4 Heron, 25. .B-1 Moccasin, 225 .D-6 Shelby, 4017 ..B.5
Alberton, 356. ..D.2 Highwood, 200 .C-6 Moiese, 5.... ..D-2 Shepherd, 100 .F-8
8. Slow down when approaching any child, pedestrian, bicycle, livestock, Albion, 5. G-12 Hilger, 45 D-7 Molt, 20. F-7 Sheridan, 539 G-4
Alder, 100 .G-4 D Hill A-5 Monarch, 20 D.5 Shonkin, 5.
parked car, or other obstruction of the highway. Be prepared for the Athambra, 60. Dagmar, 70 A-12 Hingham, 254 B-6 Monida, 30 C-6
E-4 Danvers, 20 .D.7 H-4 Sidney. 4564 .C-12
unexpected. Alzada, 50. G-12 Hinsdale, 400 .B-9 Montague, 15 C-6 Silesia, 100 ..G-8
Amsterdam. 100 F-5 Darby, 398 .F-2 Hobson, 207 .D-6 Moore, 216. 0.7 Silver Gate, 20. ..H.6
Don't stop or park on the main-traveled portion of the highway, especially Anaconda, 12054 ..F-3 Dayton, 50 C-2 Hodges, 25 D-12 Moorhead. .G-11
on hills or curves. Pull out on the shoulder. It's safer for you and De Borgia, 75. D-I Hogeland, 80 A-8 Siiver Star, 75. ..F-4
Andes, 10.. .C-12 Decker, 5. G-10 Mosby, 5.. ..D.9 Simms, 200 C.4
other cars. Angela, 5. ..E-10 Homestead, 100 B-12 Moulton.... 0.7 Simpson, 10 .A.6
Antelope, 100.... ..A.12 Deer Lodge, 4681 ..E-4 Hot Springs, 585. .C-2 Musselshell, 150 .E-8 Sioux Pass. C-12
10. Accidents resulting in death, personal injury, or property damage of an Apgar, 100. ..B-2 Dell, 35 ..H-3 Hungry Horse, 500 .B-2 Myers, 5. E-9 Snowden B.12
Archer .A-12 Denton, 410. D-6 Huntley, 250 .F-8 Soniers, 800. .B.2
apparent extent or $10o or more requires immediate notification to Arlee, 100. .D-2 Devon, 60 .B-5 Huson, 5 ..D.2 Sonnette, 5. .G-11
Sherif Police  Highway atrol y quickest means of communication. Armstead, 80. ..H-3 Diamnond City E-5 Hysham, 494........ .E-9 Southern Cross.. ..E-3
Arrow Creck, 20.. ...D-6 Dillon, 3690. G.4 N Springdale, 50 ..F-6
This notice must be. followed by a written report to Montana Highway Ashland, 150..... .G-10 Divide, 145. F-3 Nashua, 796.. ..8·10 Square Butte, 85 ...C.6
Montana within ten days. Augusta.400........C-4 Dixon, 140 D-2 Neihart, 150 ..D-6 Stanford, 615.. ..D-6
Patrol Board, Heiena, Austin, 40... .E-4 Dodson, 313.. B-8 I Nevada City, 40. ..G-4 SStark
s loading or unloading school children, Avon, 200.. .E-4 Dooley.. .A-12 Ingomar, 65........E-9 Niarada, 5. ..C-2 .D.2
11. When approaching school busses Drummond, 577...... E-3 Intake. 14.........D-12 F-8 Stevensville, 784.....E.2
not proceed until school bus resumes motion. Dunkirk,10 .B-5 Nibbe............. Stockett, 400... ...D.5
drivers must stop and Inverness, 200.......B-6 Nohly, 5 .B-12 Straw. .….. E.7
prohibited-HELP KEEP MONTANA CLEAN. Dupuyer, 125. .......B.4 Ismay, 59. ..........E-12 Norris, 25... ...G-5 Stryker, 60....... ..A.?
Littering highweys p B Dutton, 504......... C-5 Noxon, 150 .B-1 Suffolk, 10. .C.7
13. PREVENT FOREST FIRES -USE YOUR ASH TRAY. Babb, 50 ..A-3 Nyack.... .B-3 Sula, 5 F-2
Bainville, 285 .8-12 J Nye 75.... .G-7 Sumalra, 25 E-9
14. During the fores: fire season every vehicle going into forested areas must Baker, 2365 ..E-12 E Jackson, 60. .G-3 Sunburst, 882 .....A.4 A.4
be equipped with a serviceable shovel, axe, and bucket, except when be equipped with a serviceable shovel, axe, and bucket, except when Ballantine, 350 Ballantine, 350. .....F-8 ..F-8 East Glacier Park, 400_ B-3 East Glacier Park, 400 B-3 Jardine, 100. G-6 Sun River. 100....... C-5 Sun River, 100. C-5
Barber, 10.. ..E-7 East Helena, 1490. .E-4 Jeffers, 60 .G-5 o Superior.1242.......D.1
traveling numbered state and federal h highways. Basin, 300.. .E-4 Eden. .D.5 Jefferson City, 100.. ..E-4 Oilmont, 100... ....A-5 Swan Lake, 200...... C.2
15. Montana highway regulations provide e that no combination of auto and Bearcreek, 61 G-7 Edgar, 130 Jefferson Is .F-4 Olive, 5. .G-1I Sweetgrass, 205......A.4
Bearmouth, 10. E-3 Ekalaka, 73y Joliet, 452. ..G-7 Olli .E-12
trailer shall exceed 50 ft. in length, or 96 in. in total outside width, or 13 ft. Belfry, 250 G-7 Elliston, 200 ..E-4 Joplin, 200 .B 6 Olney, 200 B-2
6 in. in height except with permit. Trailers should carry red lights to the Belgrade, 1057 F-5 Elmo, 75. .C-2 Jordan, 557 .D.10 Opneim, 457 .A-10 T
Belknap, 5 c-1 Emigrant, 25 G-6 Judith Gap, 185. . . ... E-7 Oswego, 50.. .8-11 Tampico, 50 ..B-10
rear; green, amber or white lights to the front and amber side lights. The Belmont. 15. F-7 Enid, 5 C-12 Otter, 5. .G-10
speed limit for vehicles towing house trailers is 50 miles per hour. No per- Belt, 757 D-5 Ennis, 525 .G-5 Outlook, 226 Tarkio, 30. .D·1
Benchiand, 50 D-6 .G-11 ..A-12 Teigen, 5......
son shall occupy a house trailer while it is being moved upon the highway. Biddie, 25 Epsie, 5.. Ovando, 75. Terry, 1140. .....D-11
G-11 Essex, 70. .B-3 K Thompson Falls
Big Arm, 100 C-2 Ethridge, 30 B-4 Kalispell, 10151......B-2 1274 .C.1
Bigfork, 500 B-2 Eureka, 1229 .A-1 Kendall ..D.7 Three Forks, 1161. .F-5
MONTANA ROADS OPEN FOR WINTER TRAVEL Bighorn, 10 F-9 Evaro....... D.2 Kevin, 375 ..A-4 P-Q Toston, 100
Big Sandy, 954 ..B-6 Kila, 50 .B-2 Pablo, 300 ..C.2 F-5
Big Timber, 1660. .... F-6 Kinsey, 25 .E-11 Paradise, 300. ..C-1 Townsend,1528 E-5
Modern maintenance equipment enables Montana to keep all primary roads Billings. 55000. ..F-8 Kirby. 5 G-10 Park City, 300 G-7 Trego, 15 .A-1
(shown in red) open during winter months except for very short periods during Birney, 20 G-10 F Klein, 300. E-8 Peerfess, 145 A-11 Trident, 100 F-5
Black Éagle, 2200.. ..C-5 Fairfield, 752 C-4 Kolin, 10. .D.7 Pendroy, 30. .B-4 Trout Creek, 100. .C.i
or immediately after a severe storm. Make local inquiry regarding conditions Blackfoot. 50 .B-4 Fairview, 1006.. ..C-12 Kremlin, 200 Perma, 25. D-2 Troy, 855 .B.1
Bloomfield, 40 C-12 Falion, 300 .D-11 .....B-6 Philipsburg, 1107 .E-3 Turner, 175 .A.8
dwring storms. Carry chains and a shovel. Reduce speed. Ferdig. 20. .A.5 Pioneer, 35....... ..E-3 Tuscor .C-I
Bonner, 400 .D-2 Twin Bridges, 509. ... G.4
All main highway passes are kept open all winter. Passes that are closed to Boulder, 1394 .F-4 Fergus. 10.. .... ..0.7 Plains, 769 C-1 Twodot, 75.....
Box Elder, 275. .B-6 Fife, 10.. D.5 L Plentywood,2121 1...A-12
traific for several months are: Boyd, 25 G-7 Finch .E-9 La Hood ...F-4 Plevna, 263 E-12
Beartooth Pass on U. S. 212, from 12 miles south of Red Lodge over Beartooth Boyes, 15 G-12 Fishtail, 80 .G.7 Lake McDonald. .....B-2 Polaris, 5 .G-3
Bozeman, 13361 .F-5 Flaxville, 262 A-11 Lakeside, 500.. ..B-2 Polson, 2314 .C-2 U-V
Plateau to Cooke City. Brady, 250. C-5 Florence, 150 .E-2 Lambert, 150 .C-12 Pompeys Pillar, 100... F-9 Ulm, 350. ...D-5
Brandenberg F-10 Floweree. 50 C-5 Lame Deer, 300. G-10 Pony. 150. F-4 Utica, 50 D.6
Logan Pass in Glacier ational Park, closed from about Oct. 15 to June 1. Bridger, 824. .G-8 Forestgrove, 20 D.7 Landusky, 100 C-8 Poplar, 1565.. .B·11 Valier, 724 B.4
Skalkaho Pass on Montana 38 between Anaconda and Hamilton. Brondus, 628 .G-11 Forsyth, 2032 E-10 Laredo, I B-6 Portage, 15. .C-5 Vananda, 5. E-10
Broadview, 160 :F-8 Fort Benton, 1887 .C-6 Larslan.10 B.10 Potornac, 30. D-3 Vandalia. 15 B.9
Yellowstone National Park roads subject to closure after Oct. 31, except for Brockton, 367 B-11 Fort Harrison E-4 Laurel, 4601 ..F-8 Powderville, 15. F-12 Van Niorinan, 5.... .D-10
Brockway. 80. D-11 Fortine, 100 .... A-1 Laurin, 50. ..G-4 Power, 175 ... .C-5 Vaughn, 265. ...C-5
Gardiner-Cooke City read via Mammoth which remains open year around. Brooks .D.7 Fort Peck, 650 .C-10 Lavina, 212. .E-7 Pray, 5.. .G-6 Victor, 400. E-2
Browning. 2011 .B-3 Fort Shaw, 100...... ..C-4 Ledger. 15 8-5 Presserville....... .C-11 Vida, 85. C-11
Brusett, 12. .C-9 Four Buttes, 35. .... A-11 Lennep, 25 F.... E-6 Proctor, 10....... ..C-2 Virgelle, 25 C-6
BIG SKY COUNTRY Buffalo, 50.. .E-7 Frazer, 425... .B-10 Lewistown, 7408 D-7 Pryor, 50... ..G-8 Virginia City, 194 ..G-4
Busby, 300 .G-10 Frenchtown. 100.....D.2 Libby, 2828 B-1 G-10 Volborg. 5.. ..F-11
Butte, 27500 ..F-4 Froid. 418..........B.12 Lima, 397 H-4
POINTS OF INTEREST Bynum, 40. .C-4 Fromberg. 367.......G.7 Limestone........ G-6
Lincoin, 400...... .D-4 R W
Lindsay, 40 Lindsay, 40 .D.11 D-11 Radersburg. 80.......F-5 Radersburg. 80 F-5 Wagner, 40 ....B-8 .8-8
LAST CHANCE GULCH (E-4). Go!d waS discovered cn July 14, 1864. LAST CHANCE GULCH (E-4). Gold was discovered cn July 14. 1864. G Livingston, 8229 .F-6 F-6 Rapelje, 100. Rapelje, 100 F-7 Walkerville, 1453.....F-4 Walkerville, 1453.. F-4
Third Territerial and present State Capital. Capitol Buliding and Historical c Galata, 60. ...B-5 Lloyd, 5 a B-7 Ravalli, 100 D-2 Warland, 40 Warland, 40. .B-1 .8-1
Museum wisitors welsome. Conducted tour of Helena Dy Last Chancer Tour Museum wisitors welcome. Conducted tour of Helena Dy Last Chancer Tour Camas, 50. Camas, 50 C-2 Galen Galen .E-3 .E-3 Locate, 10. Locate, 10. .... E-11 Raymond, 30 .A-12 A-12 Warmsprings, 500....F.3 Warmsprings, 500.... F.3
Cameron, 10 Cameron, 10. .G-5 G-5 Gallatin Gateway. 200 G.5 Lodge Grass. 687 G-9 Raynesford, 50 .D-6 Warren, 10 ..G-8 G-8
Train. Carrofi Ccilege. Veteran's Hospital, Train. Carroli Ccllege. Veteran's Hospital, Vocational School for girls. Canyon Creek, 10. Canyon Creek, 10.. .E-4 Gardiner, 650 Gardiner, 650 .H-6 Lodgepole, 20 Lodgepole, 20 C-8 C-8 Red Lodge, 2278. G-7 G-7 Washoe, 40. ..G-7
Canyon Ferry, 65. ..E-5 E-5 Garland. Garland F-11 Logan, 200 ....... F-5 Redstone, 70. Redstone, 70 A-l1 A-11 Waterloo, 100. F-4
RICHEST HILL ON EARTH (F-4). Gold, silver, copper and zinc from RICHEST HILL ON EARTH (F-4). Gold, silver, copper and zinc from Capitol, 5. .G-12 G-12 Garneill, 30 E-7 E-7 Lohman, 30 Lohman, 30 ..B-7 .B-7 Reedpoint, 100. Reedpoint, 100. F-7 Watkins D.11
deep mines and open pits. Worid Museum of Mining. 33 acres of history Cardwell, 40.. Cardwell, 40. .F-4 F-4 Garrison, 200. E-3 Lolo, 100 E-2 Reichle .G-3 Webster, 5 F-12
and relics of mining of yesterday to present. Montana Coliege of Mineral and relics of mining of yestarday to present. Montana Coliege of Mineral Carlyle, 15.. E-12 Garryowen, 5 G-9 Lolo Hot Springs, 10. .E-2 Lolo Hot Springs, 10. .E-2 Reserve, 175 A-12 Westby, 309 .A-12 A-12
Carter, 120. C-5 Geraldine, 364 C-6 Loma, 126. .C-6 Rexford, 450 A-1 West Glacier, 350. West Glacier, 350 8·2 8.2
Sclence and Technology. Cartersville. E-10 E-10 Geyser, 300 .D-6 D-6 Lombard F-5 Richey, 480 Richey, 480 .C-11 W. Yellowstone, 620. H-5 W. Yellowstone, 620 0.H-5
CUSTER BATTLEFIELD NATIONAL MONUMENT (G-9). JUNE 25. CUSTER BATTLEFIELD NATIONAL MONUMENT (G-9). JUNe 25, Cascade, 604 .D-5 D-5 Gildford, 340 B-6 Lonepine, 10... Lonepine, 10 C-2 Richland, 65 .A-10 Whitefish, 2955 ..... B-2 Whitefish, 2965
Cat Creek, 25 D-8 Glasgow, 6398 Glasgow, 6398 B·10 Loring, 50. Loring. 50. A-8 A-8 Ridge... Ridge..... .G·12 .G.12 Whitchall, 898 ....... F-4 Whitchall, 898......F.4
1876, Battie of the Littie Big Horn. Gen. George A. Custer and his Seventh 1876, Battle of the Litti i Big Horn. Gen. George A. Custer and his Seventh Charlo, 150 C.2 C-2 Glen, 50 .G-4 Lothair, 40 B-5 Ringling, 85 ..E-6 While Pine. 10....... C.1 While Pine. 10.......C.1
Cavalry were slain to the last man by the combined Sioux and Cheyenne Chester, 1158 Chester, 1158 B-5 B-5 Glendive, 7058 Glendive. 7058 D-12 Lozeau, 15 ... D-i D-I Roberts, 300 G.7 G.7 White Sulphur
Chico Hot Springs. 5. . G-6 Chico Hot Springs, 5.. G-6 Glentana, 65 A-10 Lustre, 10 ..A.. 8-10 Rock Springs, 5. D.10 D-10 Springs. 1519.. Springs. 1519..... E-5 ..E-5
Indian Forces. Indian Forces. Chinook, 2326 Chinook, 2326 B-7 B-7 Goldcreek, 60 .E-3 Luther, 15 Luther, 15 ..G.7 Rocky Boy, 75 Rocky Boy. 75 .B-7 Whitetail, 210 Whitetail, 210 ..A·11 A-11
FORT PECK DAM AND RESERVOIR (C-1O). WOriCs argeSt earth- FORT PECK DAM AND RESERVOIR (C-1O). WorICS JargeSt earth- Choteau. 1966. Choteau, 1966. C-4 Gold Stone, 12 A-6 Rollins, 165. Rollins, 165.. C-2 White Water, 100. White Water, 100.. ..A.9 .A.9
Christina, 15. Christina, 15. D.7 D-7 Grant, 25 Grant, 25 G-3 Ronan, 4334.. Ronan, 4334 .C-2 C-2 Whitlash, 15. .A.5 .A-5
illed dam impounds the Missouri River forming reservoir 1&9 miles in filled dam impounds the Missouri River forming reservoir l&9 miles in Circie, 1117 Circle, 1117. C-11 Grantsdale, 175 .E-2 Roscoe, 50 ..G.7 G.7 Wibaux, 766 D·12 D·12
length with over 1,Eo0 miles of shoreline. Boating and fishing, Hell Creek, length with over 1,eo0 miles of shoreline. Boating and fishing, Hell Creek, Clancey, 230. Clancey, 230 E-4 E-4 Grass Range, 222 D-8 M Rosebud, 140. Rosebud. 140. .E-10 Wickes, 30 .E-4 E-4
Rock Creek State Parks and Recreation Areas. Rock Creek State Parks and Recreation Areas. Clinton, 160 E-3 Great Falls, 58500. Great Falls. 58500 C-5 McAllister, 10 McAllister, 10. ..G-5 G-5 Ross Fork, 5. ..D.7 D.7 Willard. 5 Willard, 5 E-12
Clyde Park, 253 253 F-6 56 Greenough, 15 D-3 McCabe, 30 .B-12 B-12 Roundup. 2842 E-8 Willow Creek, 150 F-5
GATES OF THE MOUNTA:NS (D-4). Wilderness Area, discovered and Coalridge. 15.. .A-12 Gregson F-3 McLeod, 15 F-6 Round Butte.. C-2 Wilsall, 200 ..F-6
Coalwood. 5.... .F-11 Greycliff, 75. .F-7 Madoc, 15 .A-11 Roy, 175 D.7 Windham, 125.
named July 19, 1805 by Lewis and Clark. Sheer cliffs rise to 1,200 feet Coffee Creck, 55. ..D.6 Maiden .D-7 Rudyard, 600 B-6 Winifred, 220 .C-7
above the Missouri River. Abounds with interesting wildfowl, deer, bear Cohagen, 25. D-10 Malta, 2233 B-9 Ryegate, 314. .E-7 Winnecook E-7
and mountain goats. Launch trips. Collins, 25 .C-5 Manhattan, 889 F-5 Winnett, 360 D-8
Colstrip, 75 F-10 H Marion, 40 B-2 Winston, 35 .E-5
GREAT FALLS S OF THE MISSOURI RIVER (C-5). Discovered in 1805 Columbia Falls, 2132 B-2 Hall, 90. E-3 Marsh, 25 D-12 Wisdons, 180 F-3
Columbus, 1281 G-7 Hamilton.2475 E-2 Martin City, 400 .B-2 S Wise River, 70. ... F-3
by Lewis and Clark. Giant Springs, world's largest fresh water spring. Comanche, 10 F-8 Hammond, 10 G-12 Martinsdale, 200 .E-6 Saco, 490 ..B-9
Picnic grounds. .Five hydroelectric dams. College of Great Falls, Montana Comertown A-12 Hanover, 25 D-7 Marysville, 45 .E-4 Saint Ignatius, 940. ..D.2 Woll Creck, 175.. ..D.4
Conner, 5 F-2 Hardin, 2789 F-9 Maudlow, 20 F-5 St. Pauls C-8 Wolt Point. 3585.....B-11
School Deaf and Blind. Maimstrom Airforce Base,Cowboy artist Charles M. Conrad. 2665 8.4 Harlem, 1267 8-8 Maxville, 80 E-3 Saint Regis, 500 .0.1 Woodside. 50. E-2
Russell original cabin and Art Gallery. Cooke City, 30. H-6 Harlowton, 1734 E-7 Medicine Lake, 452.. B-12 Saint Xavier, 100 G-9 Worden, 250 F-8
Coram, 400 B-2 Harrison, 151 F-5 Melrose, 200 F-4 Saltese, 85. c-i Wyota, 100 G-9
LEWIS AND CLARK CAVERNS STATE PARK (F-5). One of the nation's Corvallis, 400 E-2 Hathaway, 30 E-10 Melstone, 266 .E-9 Sand Coulee, 300 ..D-5
largest limestone caverns. Colorful stalactites, stalagmites, clusterites, Corwin Springs, 5. .G.6 Haugan, 40 C-1 Melville, 15 F-6 Sanders, 20 E-9
and flowstone provide an exciting 90 minute guided tour. Craig, 50 .D.4 Havre, 11100 B.7 Merino D-6 Sand Springs, 20. D-9 Y-Z
Crane, 60 C-12 Hays, 600 C-8 Mildred, 50 E-12 Santa Rita, 150 A-4 Yaak, 50 .A-1
O MADISON CANYON EARTHQUAKE AREA (H-5). At 11:37 p.m., Creston, 25.. B-2 Heart Butte, 250 B-3 Miles City, 9800 E-1I Savage, 300 C-12 Zortman, 175. C-8
August 17, 1959 an awesoma earthquake e slid half a mountain into the can- Crow Agency, 600 G.9 Heath, 10 D-7 Mill Iron, 5 F-12 Savoy.......... B-8 Zurich, 80...........8-7
yon creating giant dam and Quake Lake. Memorial and visitors vista.
Montana Mileage Table
C NATIONAL BISON RANGE (D-2). Large herd of bison, also elk, prong-
horns, whitetail mule deer. Some longhorn cattle and many upland Mileage between two cities is deter-
birds and waterfowl. Conducted auto tours from late June until Labor Day. mined by following the vertical column
10 YELLOWTAIL DAM UNDER COI NSTRUCTION (G-9). 520 foot multi- under one city and the horizontal column
million dollar hydroelectric dam being built spectacular Big Horn of the other.
Canyon. Visitors vista.
A Of THE PLAINS INDIAN (B-3). An exhibition and crafts Baker
MUSEUM 493
center portraying the life of the Northern Plains Indians "in the days 181 312 Billings
when buffalo o ran"'. Open June through Sept. under supervision of the 263 230 8? Boulder
Blackfoot Indian Agency. 64 455 179 251 Bozernan
C2 COW CAPITAL OF THE WEST (E-11). Range Riders Museum, a memorial 120 373 61 143 126 Greadus Hamiton
to those who rode the unfenced range. Custer County Junior College. 435 157 254 172 423 315 Broaning Hardin
State Industrial School, Agricultural Experiment Station and Veteran's 255 524 208 344 202 272 516 lutte 433 Harloaton
Administration Hospital. 27 456 154 736 37 93 408 239 Crester 235 143 Pavre
MISSiON (D-2). Established in 1854 for the Flathead 7 441 302 J10 238 300 101 2/2 Chre 126 299 232 Helona
ST. IGNATIUS 308 309 252 81 Chot-au 163 275 133 208
Indians. The present church is said to be the third most beautiful in the 2M 255 316 162
world. A visit is a very ruwarding experience. 182 451 725 271 129 199 443 73 166 119 186 Carce
46b 12? 298 242 413 359 197 422 444 321 240 350 Cclumbus
TA MEDICINE ROCK STATE PARK (F-12). 220 acres containing numerous 721 272 40 42 219 101 214 338 194 34 271 268 284 Conras
weird and oddly-shaped sandrock k formations, a result of wind erosion. 221 460 234 280 170 240 452 67 207 6H 149 51 364 274 Cuoke City
Carter Co. Museum at Ekalaka, exhibits specimens of prehistoric tines. 254 352 145 1229 260 234 406 227 410 151 333 364 134 142 Cult
dinosaurs, fossils, etc. 4d 114 140 15/ 241 471 4?7 64

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To Crenbreok, 7I miles PACIFIC STANDARD TIME MOUNTAIN STANDARD IIME To Edmonton, 347 muiles
Thhm
93 Cardston
MAC DONALD RANGE VATCNTON
Water ton 32 40
B. C. LANES Fark 15
WATERTON-ALACIER
Slillwater, 5526.. ....G.7 - Roosvifle
MONT. Flathend Cameron la WalertonPinChiel Mtn. Whiske
Sweet Grass, 3290.... F-6 NORTHWEST PEAN Roosville ORMA lake Carway
Ieton.7295..........C.4 #L. 7700 EL 7800 TPAIL KINTLAr T O'Twin Lakes
Toole, 7904. ..........B-5 KANIK EE 10119 Port ol
AGIREEN MTN BALOI MTN Kintla GOATHAUNT MIN Port of Piegang De
Treasure, 1345.......E.9 23776*47010 EL 7000 Lake ELBES Chiet Mln 17 89
Valley. 17080.......B.-10 NATIO (AYask Rexford Eureka Traitcreek MT. CLEVTLANU CHIEP
MT CAnTEN L.10408 MTH BLACKFEET
Wheatland, 3026......E-7 A 120 Bawman Glenna la L 9066 INTERNATIONAL
Wibaux, 1698...... D-12 FORE Kint BOWLDERMTN #L. 7072 MT.LOGKI latke .GLACIER Filizabeth Lake Duck Inke
93 EL. 7190 FLATHEAD IA. MENNET Babb
Yellowstone,79016. ..F-8 LOBTHORE MIN 37 EL. 2965 FL.9954 MANY
Yellowstone Nat'i Pk. FL. D Fortine 8Qunrte GLACIE" 13
GRIZELY PEAK Lake TRAPPER PEAK HOTELS LameerSt. Mary
(Part). 47.........H-6 EL.6500 L WHITERISH MTH EL. 7405 COAL NIDNGE Polebgidge L7079 AHITE PANE Lake 9 Lake
o EL. 7173 HALETSherburne
2 U COAL CR MT GRINNELL PEACE
NEWTON Treyo DE ST.FOR Lnguing DIN TO THE EL 8N4S St. Mary
MTN Yuut PARSNIP Stryker 21 DIAMONO PEAL Lake LOGAN PASS L
CL 6334 rL.99929 150 56 Ysa FL.7203 EL 6661 41 0 A c
N NATIONAL NAT'L Sharp
HT. FOM 64 51 STILLWATER Trout Laike St. Mary 19 Horse Lake
L PINKWAM MUOSEPEAR Lake 53 THE SUM GOING TO Lake Lckr
I N c MTN EL. 7521 McDonald POINT PARK
Scobey. 1726........A-11 14 KOOTENAI o L STATE MT. !INFO LITTLE CHI
17 NATIONAL Ovolcour ZMTS WINTER SPORTS JACKSON STAPION MTN
Seeley Lake, 500 D-3 WINTER 3T7s ANZA R CL10033 YL 9552 166
Shawmut. 70.. ..E-7 EL. 1899 SPONTS Olney FOREST FOREST Melanald Lake BraipLE DIvor PrA SNANY Browning
Shelby, 4017 .B-5 Troy AHEA OWarland FLATHEAD Whitcfiah 10 CHAL FLBOI! Kiowa
..F-8 15 PLUE MTH Lake PARK MT. THOMPSON
Shepherd, 100. EL 6042 @ Apgar West Glacier EL 9410 Toe Medicin
Sheridan, 539. .:G-4 30.37 KINA La
Shonkin, 5. C-6 * 11 EL10165 Two iolicime 12 13
S.dney, 4564 C-12 Libby 37 18 Whitefish 15 7 2 2
Stlesia. 100. G-8 PHOPOSED LIANYCAM NATIONAL Columbia Coram Nyack CAGLE HEAD MT.PHLUPS EL 9480 MY
Silver Gate, 20. H-6 Tolly ? Falls MartinCity eL9170 East Glacier Park
.F-4 Lake LAKE 5d 87n 7ke Medic
Stiver Star, 75. KOOTENAI SYATK 40
Sinms, 200 .C-4 EL PARK 12 [205] Hu Horse 18 MT SY. NICHOLAS 2 10 RESERVA
S.mpson, 10... A-6 Buil -1 Cofurb HUNORY 8L9380
S.ux Pass... C-12 8 Laice FOREST "2 Heights HO"SE DAM SummitA
Snowden... B.12 [2] ONTANT 564F1 HIgh MAAIASPASS
B-2 Inland GRUDO MTN. 93 10 HOME TEHAUS
Somers, 800. 35 NATIONAL WLake FL.2959 Essex Blacktar-
Sonnetle, 5 G-11 FOREST 7 Blrine 11 16
Southern Cross.. .E-3 Arhley Kalispell ELK CAUT MTN
Springdale, 50 ..F-6 ABINET GORGE Creston FELIK PEAK 55 EL 7610
DAM 2 WINTER EL. 7995 LEWIS P
Square Buite, 85..... C-6 SQUAW Lattle 3896 20 PNP 12 SPORTS TR-NITY
stantord, 615... stantord, 615.. D-6 .D-5 11 'o o1 10 PEAK PEAR Happy Bifterroot Marion Marion AR 8 ANSA ANEA KL. 7535 EL. 7535 MTN UTN
Stark. Stark .D.2 6155 Inn lake Smiuh Smih 8 Hungry Flatheed
TERROO TERROO Lake 3264 Scho Lake Horse BIO LODGE BIO LODG
Stevensville, 784. Stevansville, 784.. E-2 Heton 89 LAKE LAKE EL CL 2910 208 208 Res. Rea. NTN MTN
steckett. 400. steckett. 400. ..D-5 .D-5 29 STATE STAIE PARN PARN Kila Somers 3 3 Biglorkm THREE EAgLED THREE EAGLED Rine Rinet EL 7665
Straw... Straw ..E-7 .E-7 12 ENGlE 12 ENGlEP AITN 3 E MT EL FE e59 FIE
Noxon Noxon EL 7554 KL 7554 2 2 Rogere EL 7445
stryker, 60 Stryker, 60....... A.2 A-2 0140 140 Thompion Thompuon Lake Lakeside HORSESHOK PEAN HORDESHOK PEAN AN
Suffolk, 10 C-7 C-7 DIVIDE PEAK EAK :jlakes M FLATHEAD 27 27 EL 7795
Sula, 5. Sula,5. .F-2 EL. 5209 EL.5209 ALLEM PEAK Leko ako NATIONAL FORESTL FOREST 93 93 FLATHEAD
OXON RAPIDS RAPID Tusco Tuscor 6736 2 OAVIS 1420 BIg HORN MTN BIG HORN MTN
Sumatra, 25 Lumatra, 25 ... .E-9 SAMARC. Hubbart WEST SHOR SPOTTED EL 0199 EL 8199 o
S.nburst, 882 S.nburst. 882 .A-4 COEU 10A 10A Res. STA PAR 0 21n7 SwYm BEAT BEA
Sun River, 100. Sun River, 100 C-5 LOLO LOLO L..MarvC L..Mary Lake STATION RANTER RANGE
Superior, 1242 Supetiar. 1242 D-1 Roman Foman 31 Swan Lake Spellrd
D'AL NE W KANIKSU Proctor 6 VELLOL South Ay PENTACON MEN
Swan Lake, 200 C-2 ATHEAD LARE Rolling RAY SPRING SLIDE EL 9877 TON
Swestgrass, 205 A-4 TAYLCO PM Trout Creek NAT" HATIONAL STATE PARK ayton STATE MTN
EL 3632 L236 8 Wid PANN NATIONAL
FOREST 28 Horsn UNT PEMSITY PAUCE MTN RL. 7643
NATIONALY DLACK PEAK Niarada UF MONTAN 92552 CLA
6560 THOMPSON 21 Eimos MIOLIIOICAL SWAN LOOdOUT
T White Pine FLATHEAD Big 18 STATION RIVER CLIOT84
Fampico, 50 .B·10 FOREST S A N COOKMT L Arm A D 25
Tarkio, 30 D.1 E R EL. 5705 s 217 A STATOE FOR.
Te5n. 5 D.3 PrichardA Beiknao RIVER FOREST Lonepine Polson KL8890
1y.1140 D-11 LOLO Thompson BALDY 25 .TT Flatheed READHEAD APSE
Murray THOMPSONS 6 ST PEA FOREST PEAK
Ihompson Falis, ASS Falls 7493 6C730AM EL 9255 CLIFP MTN EL..6802
1275 C-1 Delte 424 THOMPSON ALE Camas AE Pablo Rea WINTER EL0S0S
.S STAT Hut Springs INDIAN SPONTS HISSION Sican
Thres Forks, 1161 .F-5 PADLO ANEA 91 VGL Big Selmon SPHINK PEAK
Isston, 100 F-5 o  ouos o Burke R 6030 2 3 HESERVOIR Pablo lake 8L. 9510
*Tewnsend 1528. E-5 3 NATIONAL 26 FOR Rainbon DIRD REFLIGE
.A.1 OLIDO 29 FOREST Lake Round 93 Condon NATIONAL
Trego, 15 PASS, ELS7S3 16 [332] Butte 10
Irndent, 100 F-5 ICOrUR D ALEN 28 Ronan! 209 Rowes
Frout Creck, 100 C-1 ASS Fork Ninepipe Riter TWiN 7L. PEANS 8597
6-1 Wallace 726 Plains Kra. Kicking'A Kirer 29
1r04. 855 122 SAVENIC G04-N Camas Horme Ree. RANGE
1urner, 175 A-8$ REA ALRSEAT EL.3597 Prairio Charlo 0 Poland
fuooor CI RESERVATION MT. Lake SHAW MTH 4. 0039
Twie Bridges, 509. G-4 HaugeT Asargia 16 NINEPIPE NATIONAL HARDING Lairds
Twodat. 75 E-B λ Paradise WILDLIFE,REFUGE EL.10.000 Lindberyh CARDINAL PEAK
90 1 Perna MeDunald Lake EL 8560
. 48 [451 23 Moiese 32 Glacier Ruinvo a SIGATLOAF MTN NENTAL FO
QUARLES PE 6L 6365 St. Regis LOA Turguoise L8 :SC. 4L.0577
U-V Avery 39 waNgl ONSEIVATION
5 St. Ignatius LaseAte CRESCENY MTN 8522.
Uim, 350... ...D-5 Dixon Crystal L Luke Ine: EL.0590 PEGOAT
Utica, 50 D-6 Singo PEax 14. 5029 N Ravalli 9105
Valier, 724 ..... B-4 St. * LOLOA
ST. JOE Superior 10 St. Mary
Vananda, 5... lake IsrEL ONANA MPN LOLO
Vandala. 15....... B-9 s H o LOLO PEAK 20 Rimer GAME REPUGE LAKE "L.8092 DANAHER MTN EVANS PCA
Van Norman. 5......D.10 SHO Seeley Lake EL 00.J0 EL. 3950
SIMNONE PEAK Kie Jocko Seelez o
Vaurhn. 265......... C-5 6450 15 JArlee Lake
Victor, 400 E-2 EL. NATIONAL Lozeau
Vida. 85 C-!I 2511 Stark NATIONAL FOREST
Virgelle, 25. C-6 FOREST 10 MATIONAL PEAK 10428 Placid 15
BNOW PEAK CAEGON FOREST 93 Lake
Virginia City. 194.... G-4 EL 6762 7290 49 M AI S 10 Salmum Lake
Volborg. 5..... ..F-11 SOUTH BUTTE 2 Alberton Huson S.3 o U OVANOOLT ITN 5
EL 6979 Tarko Evarot L A 13
LOLO NATIONAL M
WINTER FOREST 20 2A
Frenchtown SPOATS STUANT PEAK Ovando
w CMATERMTN 7 CLEARWATER Brow
Wagner, 40 ...B-8 CLEAPWATER L 3210 Blackfood 4 lake
Waikerville, 1453 Wakerville. 1453.. ...F-4 ...F-4 Missoula Missoula ckfod 15 GHANITE MTH 0 40
Wariand. 40. Wariand. 40.. ..B.1 .B.1 NATIONAL Militown 33 33 EL6976 EL 6976
Warmsprings. 500....F-3 Clrarwat GAME 15 15 16 Polomac Polomnac Greenough Greenough
Warren, 10 ..G-8 FONT MIS FONT MISSOUL Bonit Bunit : 17 [271]
Washoe, 40 ....G-7 ...G-7 CLEARVATER CLEARVATER ADMIMAL PE MONT. t MILITAR MILITARY MILL WINTEI WINTEO STATE STATE FORESEI
NATIINAL CLEARWATER EL 7295 TOW! TOW SPURTS SPURT
Waterloo. 100.... Waterloo, 100.. ...F.4 ..F.4 PRESERVE CLEARWATER FOREST DA AHEA AREA Hatmnville Halmville
Watkins D·11 FOMEST 33 7 Garnet Garnet. GA
IDA 26 271
Webster, 5 Webster, 5 F-12 c 2\$ E R 12 Loto Lolo Y PALDY CARL
Westby, 309 .A.12 T E R ^ Chinion Chnion L 6330 CAMA MEN ATEININ
West Glacier, 350 .B.2 B·2 Lolo Hot Sprs. 45 20 20
RHODETPEAN EL. 7940 LULO PLAR t0 RANGE
W. Yeitowstone. 620..H-5 W. Yeltowstone, 620..H-5 EL 9075 9 12 19 34
Whilefish, 2965 .... B.2 Whilef.sh, 2965.......B.2 LOLO
W.tenall, 898...... .F.-4 W.tenall, 898.... ... .F-4 7 LOOKDU"*EA LOOKDU"EA Bearmouth Clark
White Pine.10.......C-1 White Pine. 10.......C-1 EL ONT EL ONO -LOLOPASS Florence Florence
Abite Sulphur EL. SID7 EL. SID? Druminond
NATIONAL CLEVELIND NATIONAL EL. 3948
Springs, 1519.. Springs, 1519.... E-5 E-5 LOLO 93 93 4L. 7182 AL. ATN AEIN NATIONAL 6
Whitetall, 210 whitetall, 210 .....A-1l A-11 FMOVERY D PIRMC GOLO IN ^ Hall
Wnite Water, 100. Wnite Water, 100. .... A-9 A-9 Piere 13J BAST PEAM Goldoru Goldcruck
78 440 15 ET.OWEN FT. OWEN Poneer Poneet
nitash, 15.. nitash.15........A.-5 A-5 Riret RANGER PEAK ST. MON ST.MDN R Gar
Daux,766 4.Daux, 766........ D.12 D.12 EL8870 EL 8870 G Stevensville OUIGG PK OUIGS PK HENDEN HEMDE
Wickes, 30......... E-4 Wickes, 30. E-4 E Z EL 8450 -DEERLODGE] DEERLODGE] MIN MTN MINING
NATIONAL 36 36 7100 26 CAMP AMP
Willard. 5 Willard, 5 ..E-12 E-12 GRAVE.CEAK DRAVE CEAK r FOREST NATIONAL Maxville LOME TAEE
Willow Creek, 150....F-5 Wilow Creek, 150 .F-5 6L7070 EL 7070 Victer EL.6270
Wilsall, 200 .F-6 SELWAY CAME 3 FOREST DEERLODGE
Windham, 125 D-6 HIDDEN PEAK AGRICULTIR G R N I
Winifred, 220 C-7 FOREST FOREST EXPEHMLNT T E
LONE ENDR MC CONNELL MTN. [269] STATION
Winnecook E-7 EL 5295 EL. 7415 DIADLO PEAN 549 NATIONAL
"winnelt, 360 D-8 EL. 7455 Woodside Corvaltis
Winston, 35 E-5 BITTERROOt DOME SHAPEO CAHLY Philipsburg
Wistem, 180 .F-3 PRESERVE MYN. CAMPS MINING Myld Echo PULAICN 57476
Wise River, 70 ..... DLOOGETT MTN EL.3524 BITTERROOT 6 Luke BNISEAT
.... F-3 6L. 8400 Hamilton 54 Porters FOREST 90
Wolf Creek, 175 D-4 Lowell THE CAAGS BIG ROCA Cors DA
WNalf Point. 3585 .B-11 NEZPERCE EL MTH 7100 o Grantsdale FLINT 8 Souldern Cross
woodaide, 50. E-2 COVE PEAN * KALKAHO PAS CAER DAM
W.orden, 250 RIOGE EL.7609 R EL7250 Georgatown
F-8 DEERLODGE
Wyoh, 100 G-9 GexirgelotH 104
Sclway BITTERROOT LJ PT LOOMKOUIT Lake ASitren
LOGKONUT BUTTE SLEEPING 6L 6960 .. Lake
HOT SPHS CHILD WINTEH
Lake NATIONAL SPOHTS ANEA Anaconda
Y-Z IRON MIN Como SHONTFEAK
Yaik, 50 A-1 : EL. 6910 NATIONAL SL 10200
Jortman, 175 C-8 CLEANWATEN 0442 Darby EL. 10475 HA 101
.-. B.7 NATIONAL FOREST EVANT EL 105A Grog
Lurich, 80. 45 10MJ5 GaasYM7
D #L 10240 FISH PE D 900
NATIONAL o R L E 22
ge Table ROUNTAING OIVIDE 273
4 ANDERNON BUTTE Conner SULA
NATIONAL 935 STATE L 0 D C E
cities is deter- cik City Red River FOR s
So Clearwriter Hol Spra. THAPPEN DEER LODGE "
vertical column Fork o EL.10131 SPOON 4L0: 43 EID N902
ATN AX
horizontal column Red River 7530 Medicue
PAINTED Spra BEAVERNEAD 23 Bf
ROCKS LAKE FOREST
ACHCATION BADOLE MFN MusrighrodS Wise River
Orogrande ARCA EL. 0042 13 Lake
TALO BRONS PASS BEAVERHEAU
Peinled LOST TRAIL PAS1 EL 6275
Rawcke WINTER ILOER KLWIC
9r FOREST Lake SHORr 23
FOREST 43 26
OREG Cuxin MON Call NATIONAL
JOSUP PASS HATTLEPELL
1241
MOCCASIN Gibhonsville
TH NATIONAL
Lak
11
AMID
N. Fork co
NATIONAL FOr
Snoup
LSYEITE Jackson
MIMtIS ONEER
Narten FOMEST
SAI WON Carmen Argenta

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To Edmonton, 3.47 miles To Colgury, 201 miles To Lethbridge, 52 miles To Medicine Hat, 89
AORMON
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Cardston All persons leaving the United States must
27 5 repor! to Canoda Customs. All persons
32 40 Mik River enfering the United States must report to
15 United States Customs Immigration Service.
ATERTON-GLACIER Mitk
Oel Bonita 13 14
Anial Min.Carway Whiskey Gap
C'Twin Lakes ALTA.
Port of Coutt Aden C Wild HowSe
of SPiegan Del Bonita MONT. Sweetgrtas
Chiet Min 483 Milk Wid Horse
CHIT MTN BLACKFEET
143 9046 INTERNATIONAL 8
Fieabeth Jake Duck Eate Croff Simpson
Babb Lake Sunburst Whitlash
9954 Bnfulu Lake 24 Gold
MAN 13 20 Stona [233]
LawerSt. Mary
late 9 Loke 433] 35
sw-burnt GNINWELL PEACE Hill
3348 St. Mary 35 Willo
T4EE P004G Hay Lnke Kevin Orerdig
L c 215h T
D 3 E Bonk R 17 Four Oitmori
19 Hora Sharp INDIAN Corners Sagr
0NG TO St. Mary Lake Laki Cat Santa 10 25
JSIAN Lake PARK 3751 21] Rita FreSRo
aeINT LITTLE CHIER 2oCut Bank H 1 Keurrmsr
ra PIONI M 6 2 R
FL.DSM 31 T C L E IRESNO [732]
GOVIDE PR NDIA 23 DAM
Kiowa Browning 5 Blackfoot 15 Rudyard Gildford
A THONSON Ethridge 57 Freano
KL6410 I'ws Medier 89 V2 Kipps E 10 Kremin
Lute Lnke 12 inverness
Two Meticine 12 13 11
2 Creek Shelby Galata AURICULTUMAL1? EXPERIAICNT
MT. PHILNP 49 Chester STATION
JIN EL.9480 Mr East Slacter Pack 10 42 Devon Jothair EL 3132
9170 Medicine 89 Alkali Dunkirk B Laredo ASSINN ORT
Two Lake
MT BT. NICHOLAS 2 10 RESERVATION RESERVATION 26 26
EL9J80 2 Birch TIBER REC AREA DAM
ork Summnus Four Four 16
Summine AIAS Hurna Lake Hurna Laake 28 Valier 10
15 Box Elder
Blacktail 13 216 215
11 16 Heart Butte 9 Ledger [223] ROCKY TOCKY BOY
ELK CALSM ELK CALP UTN 91
PEAR 55 EL.7610 EL7610 Lake Frances Marias Lame stme La Lome mim ak apuus d apuis d Poc Rot
7105 75>s LEWIS P D 11 INDIAN
TRINITY TRINITY E 9 R
Flathrod EL.. 7935 EL. 7535 Dupuyer Conrad 71
BIO LODGE * E6.2712 86.2712
EL 7663 MTA Gallup 56 Big Sandy RESE
Rier Rieer MT. FIEL 13 73 City
3 2595 o o 12 12
HORSESHOCPRAK HORSESHOC PEAK AND BLACKLEAF GAME 219 27 27
BL 7785 AND BIROREFUGE AND BIRDREFUGE Pendroy 18 Bri)y
FLATHEAD nn EL.3534 L.3534
EL.0IM EL. Agawam Virgett 235 235
SPOrrED SSPOrrED BEAQ DE WANGNT 11 21 FREE FEPRY FREE
STATION STATIO RAMGE RAMCER EL. MAN MAN.
Sprdinl Sprain Bynum Muddy Mfuddy T4) t'r [223] 223]
NT PENTSGON HTA PENTIGON MTA ETON PEAK Bynum Collins
South EL 9877 EL0877 EL 2400 Revruir Revruit PHEEFERRY
AT TO7PM IPM
NATIONAL MAR OCT
31GN Rivet H U T
7642 Fork 32039 CLARK Dutton feton E
LOOROU! [221] Kirer
ELLOTA BEAP TOR MTH Choteau 24 Fort Benton 9
EL 8090 EL 38I 87 FORTSENTUN
BILVERTIR 739 Carter
EL090 READ-EAG T TETON 27 230 Haravod
PELE ARSENIC MTN. 2 89 T o Po N FRECFERAY Lakr
FOREST EL 1902 EL.8500 DeeP 40 AM.TOTFN
CLIST Ritt PISMRUN N.A 17 Ficweree MAR.-OCT. Shnkin
EL 6S25 WILEL ON Lakr Mcrgue
Big Salmon SPHINA PEAK Plshkan REPUG Free:eont 33 91 RE 26 0
lake EL9570 GIRSON Ree. 20 Leke Fairfield o White L.
NATIONAL Wiloe 25 22 Portage SUPRUN Shonkin
Gibmon Crck D reat Falls RINGS Biglake
Rewroir Rea 20 16 Vaughn OHighwood Geraldine
Riser NEAK 108 EL3312
WILLOW Rirte FI. 1 Black Eagle Kingohury
TIONAL ILDLIFE Shaw Lake
In River S Square Butte
SHA MTN. EL 9035 Augusta 21 %
3500 Sithms 137 LEWIS 65
CANDINAL PEAK EL8XO LA 9 OFife ce AND CLARK 13
Ulm NATL FOR
CAE MTN 677 FOREST [30] 18 258 Belt
TATIO4 20 14 Sand
CREKCENT M IPTAN 8522 Rogn Coulee 2 o! Coffee
1re9 #L.8590 L Laki c Stockett Artow Creek Crek
RCVEBO E W 0 I s 91 s c 191 A D Arrow Creek
LOLOA Denton
UNAKAN LOLD D Cascade 15
REFUGE 8C92 CARAHER BHTN, CANG PEAN 3301 37
Lahe o EL3030 0L0930 29 9 58 Raynesford 20 Geysar Merino [230]
UFFES S RIPT Eden 19 Danvers
12 789
NATIONAL FOREST 20 89 427
16 22 15 15
PlaeidH NO D AGRICULTURAL
38 Stanford EKPERIMENTAL STATION
Sulmom Loke 18 - I T H BA
L A HELENA Monarch S N
13 Craig QHughesvill Bencbiand
FOREST 20 Windham 23
Ovando 13
CLEARWATER 1 EL. 3561 Moccas-n
Leke Woif Creek HOLTER Lehigh Hubson
Backfod 1s 40 Lincoin DAM 7 12
GRANITE MTH 6350 Holler Lake LEWIS AND CLARK BIG BALDY MTN.
6976 R K EL9191 Utica Ricet
Greenough FOR IRON MTA Neihart
72
STATE FORESTI FORESTI
Garnet. Heirw 287 KINGD WILL PASD KINGD HILL PASD Straw
KAM!, KAM!. 34W 34 NELENA PORPHYRY PORPHYRY PE EL.7389 EL. 7389
ME BALDY BALDY MINING NATIONAL Canyn EL.8026 RINCES MILL AINES MILL
15 EL EL 6930 CAMP 'ees HAUSE PAUSE NAT FOR: NATIONAL EL. 8000
20 DAM WINTET WINTER SPORTS FOREST Buffalo
34 RAN SPOR HELENA sPOPrS
90 91 Lake Lake L ANEA T Y
Marysville arysville 15 Heiena
Bearmouth Clark Yck
E72] E72] EL 1400 1800 Haume Laks Hauae Loks
Drummona Heleira Capyon Ferry HEIGN MTN MIGN MTN EL8200
NATIONAL EL. 3548 EL. 3548 2 S.SHITHANRISON STITHANRISON PMIL MIL M Fort
NATIONAL & fork Fork MULLAN PASN NES EL.4157 EL 4157 CANYON CANYONFENRY FENRY Logan E A G H 1 E R.
Hall Hall Avon FLMO MO DAM AND REC YMININGCAMP MININGC
Eiliston Elliston E.Helena2919 E.Helena(2809 AREAL AREAL Diamond City Damong City 89 125 31 31
Clasoil Clasoil 15 NATIONAL
HENGERBON 10A C MACDCH MAC DCALD
DECRLODGE DECRLODGET MTH Cv 2 Montana 32 3
67100 26 7100 26 10 City 10 White Sulphur 54
NATIONAL Maxvil 10 t FORES ORimini Rimini Sprs. LEWIS AND CLARK
Clancy Wihston 9 24 W H H E E
FOREST. 11 DEERLODGE Alhambra HATIONAL NATIONAL EAMLY Martinsd se Martinsd le
LN T E T E 19 MY BALD 19 Castle MINING
Deer Lodge Deer 28 28 HELENA 13 [220] Canyon FOREST FOREST CAMP Awssiabe!lA Alw
G 290 Twodot
318 NATIONAL MONTANA Jetferson City 12 Ferry FOREST Martinmlale
1O PRISON 6 Rea. Lennep Res.
CANLY Philipsburg DEERLODGE Wickes 15 NATIONAL; COFFIN BHITTE
LINEING "Echo 10 THUMOERBOLT EANLY. 12 27 EL 6400
CAMPS Lnke MINING EAMP
Porters 5 FOREST MOERIRA EL 8400 Basin 12R 2733
Cors. D 90 Elkhorn FOREST ownsend
CLINT Souibern Crossj 9
8 Boulder BR o ADWAT E R Ringling LEWIS AND CLARK 24
GOorgetown LOST OMES Pet Galent 91 t C THIMEE PEAK'S
Hot Sprs AT0 11 6L 7475 NATIONAL
iebrgetnc NINO 12 ERAINING 5CHO 9. OSixteen FOREST
Lake A Silyer IOA Elk Park Radersqurg Joston
WINTER Lake NATIONAL Mile 22 Ris. 44
POOTS ANCA Anaconda EF F E R 32 171
MORTPEAd Ooportumilyt N o Lombard GALLATIN
WL HOWE. EL 10210 6 Walkerville 6L 04160 HITATAIL PEAK 281 CMsudlow 57
104751 SM TEA K PANK Sisteen Z iCONICALPSAN Meiville
OIST 10 Grg Rocker 1L6172 FOSTON EL. 10731
35 7900 Cumbia [281] 21 DAM NATIONAL CRMYPION
10240 D E E R Caroens EL11214 193
22 EL 5767 i-GALLATIN
DIVIDE 271 31 Menard [201 FOREST s W E
2 Butte HEAOWATER
L o D G NYAY MO Wilsalli
E s I ipestone Tridant T
R PIPESTONE 39
& DEEN LODGE PANE PASS 6415 Whitehall LEWIS 35 Logan
43 1 5902 10 ANDCLARE sManhattan INATIONAL Ciyda Park
:L 90 CAVENN
11 23 -B W 10 Cardwell Three WINTE" CL 4079
191 e 21 10 21 Belgrade SPONES Timber
Wise Rivet 2H1 Jetferson Forks 5 AIKA Big
FOREST 4 12 la'and La Whow
BEAVERHEAD Hood Creak 2an694 90
Oivide [1359] 16 Amsterdam 10 10
ALDEPPEAN WINTE 110 FOREST Greyctff
EL9210 T 15 10 Walerion 29
ANEA Cilvny Starg R:DEER 10 River Springdale
:LOOGE Harrisot [288 Bozeman 693
NAT'L FOR Pony 19 Ancenay M 25 G R A
A -Metrose Boremik McLeod
EL 10513 289 Livingston
7H Hot Sprs BOEEMAN Swingley
NATIONAL Twin C 5712
11 NTAFE Grosr HO Gallatin
HoMr BrIdgE BFAVERNEAD Sateway
40 DLAN 10200
NATIONAL GALLATIN
Clen 1 16 GALLATIN
Sheridan FOMEST NATIONAI 169
EL 11190 MT CUWAY imestone
Jackson Kuby A
29 BAALKMONE
FOREST FL. D0.I9G
Laurut Nirvada Engis FOREST Emigrant Pra
RAMLMiN AMPD Virginia NATIONAL
Citv Jefers
Argenta Alder City (287) P O-A R >
ABEAVERHEAD 14 Chuco CUSTER
CA HSTORICAL F Hot
PEST 2 !M D I s O 11 N Montanapolis S
D Sprg D Sprs.

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Val Marie
NOTICE Looms Climax 15
United States must Govenlack Claydon 8
46 Fronter t0 9
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must repor! to Supreme Orkney aselield
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(shown in red) open during winter months except for very short periods during Rirney, 20 6-10 F Kirin, 300 E-8 Peertess, 145 A-11
Clack Eagle, 2200. C-5 Fairtield, 752 C4 Pendrey, 30 B.4 Trout Creek, 100
or immediately after a severe storm. Make local inquiry regarding conditions. Fairview, 1006 C 12 Kolin, 10 D-7 Perma, 25 D-2 Troy, 855
Blackfoot, 50 B-4 Kremlin, 200 B-6 Turner, 175
during storms. Carry chains and a s shovel. Reduce speed. Hloomhield40 C-12 Fallon, 300 D.1i Philipsburg. 1107 E-3 Tuscor
Bonner, 400 D-2 Ferdig. 20. .A.5 Pioneer, 35 1-3 Twin Bridges, 509
All main highway passes are kcpt open all winter. Passes that are closed to Boulder, 1394 F4 Fergus, 10... Plains, 769 C-1 Twodot, 75
Box Elder, 275. B-6 rife, 10. D.5 L Plentywood,2121 A-12
traffic for several months are: Boyd, 25 G-7 Finch E-9 La Hood F-4 Plevna, 263 E-12
U. S. 212, from 12 miles south of Red Lodge over Beartooth Beyes, 15 G-12 Fishtal, 80 G-7 Lake McDanald B-2 Polaris, 5 G-3
Beartooth Pass on Boreman, 13361 F5 Flaxville, 262 A-11 Polson, 2314 .C.2 U-V
E-2 Lakeside, 500 B-2 Pompeys Pillar, 100... F-9
Plateau to Cooke City. Brady, 250 C-5 Florence, 150 Lambert, 150 C 12 Utm, 350 U
Brandenberg F-10 Floweree, 50 C-5 Lame Decr, 300 G.10 Pony, 150 F-4 Utica, 50
Logan Pass in Glacier National Park, closed from about Oct. 15 to June I. Bridger, 824 .G-8 Forestgrove, 20 D.7 Landusky, 100. C.8 Poplar, 1565 B-11 Valier, 724 B1
Broadus, 628 G·11 orsyth, 2032 E-10 Laredo, 10 B.6 Portage, 15 C-5 Vananda, 5 LTO
Skalkaho Pass on Montana 38 between Anaconda and Hamilton. Broadview, 160 F-8 Forl Benton, 1887 .C-6 B·10 Potomac, 30 D-3 Vandalia, 15
Larslan,10 Powderville, 15 F-12 B5
Yellowstone National Park roads subject to closure after Oct. 31, except for Brockton, 367 B.11 Fort Harrison .E4 Laurel, 4601 AA F-8 Van Nornan, 5 D1
Brockway, 80 D·1i Fortine, 100 A-1 Laurin, 50 G·4 Power, 175 C-5 Vaughn, 265
Gardiner-Cooke City road via Mammoth which remains open year around. Brooks D.7 Fort Peck, 650 C-10 Lavina, 212 E.7 Pray. 5. G-6 Victor, 400
Browning, 2011.. ..B-3 Fort Shaw, 100. C.4 Ledger, 15 8.5 Presserville C-11 Vida, 85
Brusett, 12.. .C.9 Four Buttes, 35 A-11 = E6 Proctor, 10. C-2 Virgelle, 25
Frazer, 425 B 10 Lennep, 25 .. Pryor, 50 G-8
BIG SKY COUNTRY Buffalo, 50... E-7 Lewistown, 7408 D.7 Virginia City, 194 GA
Bushy, 300 G-10 Frenchtown, 100 D.2 Lilby, 2828 8.1 G-10 Volborg. 5... F-11
Butte,27500. F-4 Froid, 418 B·12 .H.4
POINTS OF INTEREST Bynum, 40.. C.4 Fromberg. 367 limestone........ .G.6
Lincoin, 400.... D.4 R w
Lindsav, 40 D-11 Radersburg, 80. F-5 Wagner, 40
LAST CHANCE GULCH (E-4). Gold was discovered on July 14, 1864. G Livingston, 8229 F-6 Racelje, 100 F-7 Waikerville, 1453
Third Territorial and present State Capital. Capitol Building and Historical c Galata, 60.. Lloyd, S B.7 Ravail, 100 D.2 Warland, 40
Camas, 50 .C-2 Galen E-3 Locale, 10 ... E-11 Raymond, 30 A-12 Warmsprings, 500
Muscum visitors welcome. Conducted tour of Helena by Last Chancer Tour Cameron, 10 .G-5 Lodge Grass, 687 G-9 Raynesford, 50 D.6 Warren, 10
Gallatin Gateway. 200 G.5 C-8
Train. Carroll I College, Veteran's Hospital, Vocational School for girls. Canyon Creck, 10 E-4 Gardiner, 650 H6 Ladgepole, 20 Red Lodge, 2278 G-7 Washoe, 40
Canyan Ferry, 65. E-5 Garland F-11 Logan, 200 F-5 Redstone, 70 A-11 Waterloo, 100
RICHEST HILL ON EARTH (F-4). Gold, silver, copper and zinc from Capitol, 5... G-12 Garneill, 30 E-7 Lohman, 30 Fuedpoint. 100 F-7 Watkins
deep mines and open pits. World Museum Mining. 33 acres of history Cardwell, 40... F-4 Garrison, 200 E-3 Lo, 100 E -2 Reschie Webster, 5
Carlyle, 15.. E-12 Garryowen, 5 G-9 Lolo Hot Springs, 10 5 Reserue, 175 A-12 Westby, 309 A
and relics of mining of yesterday to present. Montana College of Mineral Carter, 120.. C-5 Loma, 126 C-6 Rextord, 450. A-!
Geraldine, 364 C-6 F-5 West Glacier, 350
Science and Technology. Cartersville. E-10 Geyser, 300 D-6 Lombard Ricnev. 480 C-1i W. Yeflowstune, 620
Cascade, 604 D-5 Gildford, 340 B.6 Lonepine, 10. C-2 Richiand, 65 A-10 Whitefish, 2965
CUSTER BATTLEFIELD NATIONAL MONUMENT (G-9). JUNe 25, Cat Creek, 25 D·8 Glasgow, 6398 B.10 Loring. 50.. ... A-8 Ridge G-12 Whitehall, 898
1876, Battle of the Little Big Horn. Gen. George A. Custer and his Seventh Charlo, 150 C-2 Glen,  50 G-4 Lothair, 40 9-5 Ringing 85 E-6 White Pine, 10
Cavalry were slain to the last man by the combined Sioux and Cheyenne Chester, 1158 B-5 Glendive, 7058 D-12 Lozeau, 15 D-! Roterts, 300 G.7 White Sulphur
Chico Hot Springs, 5.. G.6 Glentana, 65 A.10 Lustre, 10 8-10 Rock Socings. 5. D-10 Springs, 1519 15
Indian Forces. Chinook, 2326 .B.7 Guldcreek, 60 E-3 Luther, 15 0-7 Horky Boy. 75 B-7 Whitetail. 210
FORT PECK DAM AND RESERVOIR (C-1O). World's largest earth- Choteau, 1966 C-4 Gold Stone, 12 A-6 Rollins 165 C-2 White Water, 100
Christina, 15 D-7 Grant, 25. G-3 Roman, 1334 C-2 Whitlash, 15
filled dam impounds the Missouri River forrming reservoir 189 miles in Circle, 1117 .C-11 Granisdale, 175 E-2 G-7 Wibaux, 766
length with over 1,600 miles of shoreline. Boating and fishing, Hell Creek, Clancey, 230. E-4 Grass Range. 222 D-8 M Noceoud 140 E-10 Wickes, 30
Clinton, 160 .E-3 Great Falis, 58500 C-5 McAllister, 10 Roge Fork 0.7 Willard, 5
Rock Creek State Parks and Recreation Areas. Clyde Park, 253 F-6 D- MeCabe, 30 6gunous,2842 E-8 Willow Creck, 150
Greenough, 15.. McLeod, 15
GATES OF THE MOUNTAINS (D-4). Wilderness Area, discovered and Coalridge. 15.. A-12 Gregson F Rnune Butte - C-2 Wilsail, 200
Coalwood, 5.. F-11 Greycliff, 75... F-7 Madoc, 15 A RoV,175 D-7 Windham, 125
named July 19, 1805 by Lewis and Clark. Sheer cliffs rise to 1,200 feet Coffee Creck, 55. .D-6 Maiden.. Rusyara, 600 B-6 Winifred, 220
above the Missouri River. Abounds with interesting wildfowl, deer, bear Cohagen, 25. D·10 Malta, 2233 Rvegete. 314 .E-7 Winnecook
and mountain goats. Launch trips. Collins, 25. .C-5 Manhattan, 889 Winnett, 360
Colstrip, 75. .F-10 H Marion, 40 5 Winston, 35
GREAT FALLS OF THE MISSOURI RIVER (C-5). Discovered in 1805 Columbia Falls. 2132.. B.2 Hall, 90. E-3 Marsh, 25 C Wisdem, 180
Columbus, 1281 .G.7 Hamilton, 2475 E-2 Martin City, 400 a 5 Wise River, 70
by Lewis and Clark. . Giant Springs, world's laigest fresh water spring. Comanche, 10 .F-8 Hammond, 10 G-12 Martinsdale, 200 E Sace 490 8.9
D.7 Marysvitle, 45 Saint Icmatius, 940 D.2 Wolf Creek, 175
Picnic grounds. Five hydroelectric dams. College of Great Falls, Montana Comertown. A.12 Hanover, 25 Woil Paint. 3585
School Deaf and Blind, MalmstromAirforce Base,Cowboy artist Charles M. Conner, 5 .F-2 Hardin, 2789 F9 Maudiow, 20 F-5 5L Pauls C-8 Woodside, 50
Conrad. 2665 B.4 Harlem, 1267 8-8 Maxville, 80 E-3 Saint Regis, 500 a D-1 Worden, 250
Russell original cabin and Art Gallery. Cooke City, 30. .H-6 H-6 Harlowton. 1734 Harlowton, 1734 E7 E7 Medicine Lake, 452. .B-12 Saint Xavier, 100 G-3 G-9 Wyela, 100. Wyela, 100
LEWIS AND Coram, 400 Coram, 400. .B-2 B-2 Harrison, 151 F-5 Metrose, 200 F-4 Saitese, 85 C-i
CLARK CAVERNS STATE PARK (F-5). One of the nation's CLARK CAVERNS STATE PARK (F-5). One of the nation's Corvallis, 400 E-2 Hathaway, 30 Hathaway, 30 E-10 E-10 Melstone, 266 E-9 Sand Coulee, 300 D-5
largest limestone caverns. Colorful stalactites, stalagmites, clusterites, Corwin Springs, 5. ...G-6 Haugan, 40 C-1 Meiville, 15 F-6 F.5 Senders 20 Semiate n0 E-9 5.0
and Iflowstone provide an exciting 90 minute guided tour. Craig. 50 D-4 Havre,11100 8-7 Merina. 0-6 Sana Sarings 20 D-9 Y-Z
Crane, 60 .C-12 Hays, 600 C-8 M.idred, 50 E-12 Sarta Pita. 150. A.4 Yask, 50
MADISON CANYON EARTHQUAKE AREA (H-5). At 11:37 p.M., Creston, 25. B-2 Heart Butte, 250 3-3 Miles City. 9800.... E-11 Sevage. 300..... ...C-12 Zortman, 175
August 17, 1959 an awesome earthquake slid half a mountain into the can- Crow Agency, 600. ... G-9 Heath, 10 D-7 Mill Iron, 5.......F-12 Savay 8-8 Zurich, 80.
yon creating a giant dam and Quake Lake. Memorial and v visitors vista.
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NATIONAL BISON RANGE (D-2). Large herd of bison, also elk, prong-
horns, whitetail I and mule deer. Some longhorn caltlea and many upland Mileage between two cities is deter-
birds and waterfowl. Conducted auto tours from late June until ILabor Day. mined by following the vertical colurn
tp YELLOWTAIL DAM UNDER CONSTRUCTION (G-9). 520 foot multi- under one city and the horizontal colunn
million n dollar hydroelectric dam being built in spectacular Big Horn Anaconda of the other.
Canyon. Visitors vista.
C MUSEUM OF THE PLAINS INDIAN (B-3). An exhibition and crafts Baker Big Timber
493
center portraying the life of the Northern Plains Indians "in the days 181 312 Billings
when buffalo ran"". Open June through Sept. under supervision of the 263 230 82 Boulder
Blackfoot Indian Agency. 64 455 179 251 Bozeman
C COW CAPITAL OF THE WEST (E-11). Range Riders Museum, a memorial 120 373 61 143 126 Greacus Handion
to those who rode the unfenced range. Custer County Junior College, 435 157 254 172 423 315 Brewning Piatuio
State Industrial School, Agricultural Experiment Station and Veteran's 255 524 298 344 202 272 516 Butte 433 Bulewo
Administration Hospital. 27 466 154 236 37 93 408 2337 Chester 255 143 Havre
ST. IGNATIUS S MISSiON (D-2). Established in 1854 for the Flathead 291 443 302 310 238 308 474 101 Chnouk 320 232 Hele m
Indians. The present church is said to be the third most beautiful in the 308 362 255 229 255 316 393 192 81 Chotcau 163 276 132 20e
world. A visit is a very rewarding experience. 182 451 225 271 129 199 443 73 1e1 119 186 Circle
466 122 298 242 413 359 197 422 321 240 365 Columbus
MEDICINE E ROCK STATE PARK (F-12). 220 acres containing numerous 221 272 219 Conrad
40 42 101 214 338 342 271 265 264
weird and oddly-shaped sandrock formations, a result of wind erosion. 223 460 234 280 170 240 452 67 68 149 364 274 Cooke City
51 Culbertson
Carter Co. . Museum at Ekalaka, exhibits specimens of prehistoric times, 254 352 145 122 260 134 465 227 342
294 410 351 333 364
dinosaurs, fossils, etc. 549 164 396 314 496 457 241 423 533 322 241 427 98 356 390 436 Cut Bank
C GEORGETOWN LAKE AREA (F-3). Rockhounding country. ghost towns, Deer Lodon
271 508 282 328 218 288 500 35 756 66 147 99 367 322 48 390 388
camping, fishing. hunting. World's largest smoke stack at Anaconda 26 482 194 276 77 133 448 279 40 265 262 156 440 234 197 267 523 245 Ouon East Glacer Fark
Smelter. 80 491 179 261 104 118 433 306 67 74 359 233 469 219 274 235 567 322 93
10 BOWDOIN NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE (B-9). Abounds with res- 268 537 311 357 215 285 529 13 252 114 195 86 435 351 80 419 436 48 242 313 Exalaka
ident and migratory waterfowl, Canadian geese, ducks of all species, 528 35 347 265 490 408 192 550 501 478 397 486 157 307 495 387 199 543 617 526 572 Eurcka
colonial nesting birds, and upland game birds. Also antelope, deer, and 268 G68 442 488 327 397 660 144 304 4 326 217 606 482 211 531 567 179 264 367 131 703 Forsyth
Fort Bontons
occasionally even elk. 367 126 186 104 329 247 123 406 340 358 277 333 166 146 342 226 210 390 356 E65 418 161 552
215 403 177 223 162 232 395 165 199 130 97 93 307 217 102 322 338 150 1E9 DEE 179 435 312 285 Gardaer
ALDER GULCH (G-4). Rich gold placer diggings were discovered in the Glas
198 401 89 171 204 78 343 350 354 344 277 387 129 286 56 485 334 211 19: 863 436 475 275 266
spring of 1863. Historic Virginia City soon becaine the second Territorial 446 224 305 279 393 366 275 430 219 139 102
320 324 321 287 401 103 265 490 476 $73 238 466 242 235 304
Capital. Reconstructed ghost towns and rockhound country. 489 74 308 226 451 153 470 462 369 269 403 43 268 412 348 90 435 457 397 150
475 85 10% 616 122 355
MIDLAND EMPIRE MAGIC CITY (F-8). Yellowstone Museum, Range 299 263 131 97 246 192 261 277 213 133 182 167 139 197 219 265 245 273 302 274 268 407 145 140 290 215
Rider Monument. Boothill Cemetery, Eastern Montana College and Rocky 173 400 174 220 120 190 392 124 157 128 135 51 304 214 60 282 376 108 147 24 137 435 270 782 42 226 273
Mountain College. Area Office Bureau of Indian Affairs. 152 590 306 386 183 245 558 256 317 345 208 515 346 249 379 687 291 126 168 2e3 625 230 464 263 323 484
DILLON AREA (G-4). Ghost town of Bannack, gold was discovered in 313 203 132 50 301 193 122 394 280 368 277 321 243 92 330 172 287 378 306 211 407 238 540 77 273 221 319 150
July 1862. Beaverhead County Museum, archacology and geology exhibits. 212 296 44 92 159 105 264 254 190 266 211 181 84 189 352 238 185 267 131 420 170 133 261
Western Montana College.F Fishing and hunting country. 287 383 253 250 234 304 414 161 271 21 165 261 292 125 372 262 126 261 335 174 478 307 268 76 340 159 3
81 427 151 223 28 98 395 174 65 210 227 101 385 191 142 332 468 190 :1 197 472 299 301 134 176 365 4
HISTORIC BITTERROOT VALLEY (E-2). Stevensville, St. Mary's
341 152 160 78 329 221 149 422 314 37E 297 349 192 120 358 200 236 406 354 330 +35 :07 sc8 26 301 249 26b 146 1.
Mission established in 1841. Fort Owen now a State Monument was es- 399
165 731 175 346 292 163 361 377 313 232 288 67 217 297 345 373 402 374 200 507 130 240 320 112 115
tablished in 1850. Hamilton U.S. Public Health, Rocky Mountain Laboratory. 21 32
256 749 66 5.6 356 484 510 Co.
HUB OF FIVE GREAT VALLEYS (D-2). Missoula, University of Montana, 145 348 36 118 151 25 250 297 301 291 224 334 76 233 1G9 432 281 128 143 310 383 422 222 213 53 341 344
Northern Region Headquarters, U.S. Forest Service and Aerial Fire Depot, 376 294 235 209 323 296 345 250 360 149 68 254 172 251 217 331 173 215 36G 406 263 309 396 257 1C5 324 70 2.
Smoke Jumpers s Center. Missoula Snow Bowl site of 1967 Winter Olympic 413 81 232 150 375 293 79 443 386 355 314 370 121 192 379 272 165 427 402 411 456 116 SR9 46 322 321 426
Trials. 105 b43 267 339 144 214 511 209 121 ?7U 299 161 463 307 207 346 540 744 81 174 196 578 183 417 206 292 43/
29 519 210 292 93 149 464 266 56 302 319 193 477 250 234 783 560 282 55 109 277 554 259 393 276 727 457 5T0
FLATHEAD LAKE AREA (C-2). Center of great year around playground: 591 211 438 361 538 499 288 465 575 364 283 469 140 403 432 483 47
430 565 609 478 246 611 257 380 527 145 137
skiing, big game hunting and fishing in every direction, with water sports, 174 612 336 408 283 580 140 150 241 322 213 537 376 207 417 563 175 150 243 127 647 114 486 275 361 460
camping and outdoor recreation unlimited. 516 187 363 307 463 424 262 390 500 289 394 65 349 357 429 33 355 490 534 403 222 53b 231 305 452 70 113
TRIBAL ARTS AND CRAFTS (8-11). Poplar, over 3,000 Assiniboine 291 2h8 110 58 289 171 230 402 264 364 287 329 300 70 338 64 372 386 304 289 415 323 548 162 261 1.0 33. 2.4
and Sioux Indians welcome you to their million acre reservation. 281 227 113 53 228 174 723 305 259 257 176 232 189 95 241 175 287 289 255 284 318 262 451 101 184 202 206
23 GLACIER NATIONAL PARK (A-3). Going to the Sun Road, an engineer- 242 266 74 62 189 135 234 282 220 286 215 209 206 104 216 184 326 266 245 295 301 428 140 161 163 265 D
masterpiece, overlooks the most spectacular in the world. 550 221 397 341 497 458 296 424 534 323 248 428 99 333 391 463 88 389 524 566 437 266 570 265 339 485 104 14
ing scenery
249 485 260 306 196 266 478 59 233 42 123 77 363 300 26 368 364 24 223 72 590 205 360 128 312 261 4tt
POMPEYS PILLAR (F-8). July 25, 1806, Capt. William Clark carved his 540 127 359 277 407 420 204 460 513 278 429 74 319 427 399 37 4?5 514 538 473 162 606 173 375 448 140
name and date on this towering 200 foot high rock formation. The signa- 235 338 112 158 162 173 330 186 219 154 16? 113 242 152 122 267 340 170 209 270 159 373 332 220 65 201 249
ture is still there. Registered National Historic Landmark. 163 601 325 397 202 272 569 249 179 32n 357 219 526 365 260 406 598 264 139 732 236 636 223 475 350 455 674
BEARTOOTH COUNTRY (G-7). Travel this scenics switchback highway 783 520 294 340 230 300 512 93 267 7h 159 111 399 334 60 400 58 257 334 106 655 239 402 162 346 207 44
to an elevation of almost 11,000 feet for magnificent panorama of the 451 112 270 188 413 331 115 482 424 403 372 409 H2 250 418 310 126 466 440 449 495 147 628 64 361 350 184 24
country below. Early mining camps, fishing and hunting country. Winter 207 645 369 441 246 316 613 209 223 310 351 263 670 409 270 450 632 244 183 276 196 650 136 519 30H 394 5?6 613 41
sports area. 89 404 92 174 95 31 340 241 62 277 294 168 363 132 200 165 486 257 102 87 254 435 366 278 21 109 395 4
28 MAKOSHIKA STATE PARK (D-12). Erosion by wind and water have 113 395 119 191 60 G6 363 206 91 242 259 133 353 159 174 200 451 222 87 116 219 430 331 269 1CG 144 300
created this colorful badlands. 99 439 127 209 109 66 381 297 72 333 350 224 425 167 265 176 523 313 112 57 310 474 276 257 140 432
Glendive Museum displaying prehistoric 170 142 491 407 13f 475 492 104
bones. 245 593 367 413 271 341 585 69 261 251 221 314 56 628 77 235 419 381
reptile Dawson County Junior College. 193 441 183 310 92 479 448 441
183 444 143 214 89 386 351 156 387 398 278 528 367 196 3C4 460 318 X11 54
LEWISTOWN AREA (D-7). Fishing, hunting, winter sports, ghost towns, 237 617 391 437 276 34G 609 93 253 194 275 166 615 431 160 480 516 128 213 306 80 657 51 490 250 424 413 001
and rockhound country. Montana Center for the Aged. 155 353 95 149 102 48 321 224 133 228 235 151 311 135 160 182 409 20P 129 15h 237 3H8 370 227 14 176 315 349
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK (H-5). A world apart of natural 517 46 336 254 479 3.7 181 498 490 397 316 431 76 296 440 376 118 463 506 615 511 61 644 150 383 425 170
wonders, colorful canyons, sparkling waters, interesting geysers and 322 240 154 98 269 215 238 264 300 ?36 155 211 144 140 220 242 268 296 325 207 975 430 14C 163 243 189 17
abundant wildlife. 495 175 351 295 447 412 250 369 479 26E 187 373 63 337 336 417 34 334 469 622 3K2 210 515 716 7h4 440 49 Jer

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er or white lights to the front and amber side lights. The befmend, 15 1-7 Enid, 5 C12 O'fer, 5. G-10 Tatkea, 20 1-1
hicles towing house trailers is 50 miles per hour. No per. Pell, 757 DS 1nns, 525 G5 Oatlcnk, 276 A1 Teigen, 5 D-8 antchar
Benchland, 50 D 6 Epsin, 5 G-11 Ovando, 75 D-3 Terry, 1140 D-11
a house trailer while it is being moved upon the highway. Biddle, 25 G.11 Essex, 70. B-3 K Thompson Falls, Muria res
Big Arm, 100 C-? Ethridge, 30 B 4 Kalispell, 10151 B-2 1274 C·1 Detts FALS
Bigfork, 500 B-2 Eureka, 1229 Ai Kendall D.7 4
P-Q Thren Forks, 1161 F-5 TPA
OADS OPEN FOR WINTER TRAVEL Bighorn, 10 F-9 Evaro... D·2 Kevin, 375 A4 Toston, 100 F-5 1oe 8 o o.
Big Sandy, 954 .B6 Kila, 50 B-2 Patlo, 300 C-2 Townsend, 1528 E-5 Buke R
Big Timber, 1660 F6 Kinsey, 75 E-11 Paradise, 300 C-I Trego, 15 A-I
equipment enables Montana to keep all primary roads Bilings, 55000. F.8 Kirby, 5 G-10 Park City, 300 G-7 Trident, 100 F-5 Mullar
during winter months except for very short periods during Birney, 20 G-10 F Ktein, 300 E-8 Peerless, 145 A-11 Trout Creek, 100 C.1
Black Eagle, 2200 C.5 Fairfield, 752 C.4 Kolin, 10 D-7 Pendruy. 30 B.4 Troy. 855 B·1 Wallace
a severe storm. Make local inquiry regarding conditions Blackfoot, 50 B.4 Fairview, 1006 .C-12 Kremlin, 200 B 6 Perma, 25 U·2 Turner, 175 A.8 10
chains and a shovel. Reduce speed. Bloomfield, 40. C 12 Fallon, 300 D.11 Philipsburg. 1107 E-3 Tuscor. C-1
Bonner, 400 D.2 Feidig. 20. .A-5 Pioneer, 35 [-3 Twin Bridges, 509 G 4
sses are kept open all winter. Passes that are closed to Boulder, 1394 F.4 Fergus, 10.. D.7 Plains, 769 C-1 Twodot, 75 .E-6
Bux Elder, 275 B G Fife, 10 D.5 L Plentywood, 2121 ..A.12
nonths are: Boyd, 25 G-7 Finch E-9 La Hood F-4 Pievna, 263. E-12
Boyes, 15. G-12 Fishtail, 80 G-7 Lake McDonald .B-2 Polaris, 5 .G-3
S. 212, from 12 miles south of Red Lodge over Beartooth F-5 Flaxville, 262. A-l1 B.2 Polson, 2314 C-2 U-V
Bozeman, 13361 E-2 Lakeside, 500 Pompeys Pillar, 100 F-9
City. Brady, 250 C-5 Florence, 150 Lambert, 150 C-12 Ulm, 350 D.5
Brandenberg F-10 Floweree, 50 C 5 Lame Deer, 300 G-10 Pony, 150 F.4 Utica, 50 D·6
r National Park, closed from about Oct. 15 to June 1. Bridger, 824 G-8 Forestgrove, 20 D.7 Landusky, 100 C-8 Poplar, 1565 B·11 Valier, 724 B.4
Broadus, 628 G11 Forsyth, 2032 £10 B6 Portage, 15 C-5 Vananda, 5 E-10 ST 101
onlana 38 between Anaconda and Hamilton. Laredo, 10 Polomac, 30 0-3 s
Broadview, 160 F.8 Fort Benton, 1887.....C-6 Larslan,10 8-10 Vandalia, 15 B-9 H o S H
I Park roads subject to closure after Oct. 3l, except for Brockton, 367 B-11 Fort Harrison... E-4 Laurel, 4601 F.8 Powderville, 15 F-12 Van Norman, 5. .D·10
Brockway, 80 .D.11 Fortine, 100 A-1 Laurin, 50 G·4 Power, 175 C-5 Vaughn, 265. .C-5
y road via Mammoth which remains open year around. Brooks D.7 Fort Peck, 650 .C.10 Lavina, 212 .E-7 Pray, 5 G-6 Victor, 400 .E-2 NATIONAL
Browning. 2011.. ..B-3 Fort Shaw, 100 C-4 Ledger, 15 B-5 Presserville C-11 Vida, 85.
Bruselt, I2.. .C.9 Four Buttes, 35. A.11 TAA. E-6 Proctor, 10 C-2 Virgelle, 25. C.6
8-10 Lennep, 25 Pryor, 50. G·8
Bulfalo, 50. - E.7 Frazer, 425 Lewistuwn, 7408 D.7 Virginia Cily, 194. ... G-4
BIG SKY COUNTRY Busby, 300 G·10 Frenchtown, 100. .D.2 Libby. 2828 B-1 Quietus. G·10 Volborg. 5..
Butte, 27500 .F.4 Froid, 418. Lima, 397 H.4
INTS OF INTEREST Bynum, 40. C.4 Fromberg. 367...... G.-7 Limestone G-6
Lincoln, 400 D.4 R w
Lindsay, 40 D-11 Radersburg, 80. F-5 Wagner, 40 8-8
GULCH (E-4). Gold was discovered on July 14, 1864. G Livingston, 8229.... .F.6 Rapelje, 100. F.7 Walkerville, 1453 F.4
and present State Capital. Capilol Building and Historical c Galata, 60. B-5 Lloyd, 5 B.7 Ravalli, 100 D.2 Warland, 40 B-1
Camas, 50. ..C.2 Galen E-3 Locate, 10. E-11 Raymond, 30 A-12 Warmsprings, 500 ..F-3
welcome. Conducted tour of Helena by Last Chancer Tour Cameron, 10 .G-5 Gallatin Gateway, 200 G-5 Lodge Grass, 687 G-9 Raynesford, 50 D.6 Warren, 10 .G-8
College, Veteran's Hospital, Vocational I School for girls. Canyon Creek, 10. .E-4 H-6 Lodgepole, 20 + .C-8 Red Lodge, 2278. G-7 Washoe, 40 CLEAR ATER
Gardiner, 650. Logan, 200 F-5 NATINAL
Canyon Ferry, 65 E-5 Garland. F-11 Redstone, 70 A-11 Waterloo, 100 F.4
ON EARTH (F-4). Gold, silver, copper and zinc from Capitol, 5. .G-12 Garneill, 30 E-7 Lohman, 30 B-7 Reedpoint, 100. F-7 Watkins 0-11 FORSST
apen pits. World Museum of Mining. 33 acres of history Cardwell, 40. F-4 Garrison, 200. E-3 Lolo, 100 E-2 Reichle.. G-3 Wehster, 5 F-12 c E
Carlyle, 15. E-12 Garryowen, 5. G-9 Lolo Hot Springs, 10 ).E-2 Reserve, 175 A-12 Westby, 309 A.12
ning g of yesterday to present. Montana College of Mineral Carter, 120. C-5 Geraldine, 364 .C-6 Loma, 126.. C-6 Rexford, 450. A-1 West Glacier, 350 B.2
chnology. Cartersville..... E-10 Geyser, 300 D-6 Lombard. F-5 Richey, 480. C-11 W. Yellowstone, 620 H.-5
Cascade, 604... .D.5 Gildford, 340 B.6 Lonepine, 10 C-2 Richland, 65. .A.10 Whitefish, 2965. 5.2
TLEFIELD NATIONAL MONUMENT (G-9). JUNe 25, Cat Creek, 25... .D.8 Glasgow, 6398. 8·10 Loring. 50 A-8 Ridge. .G-12 Whitehall, 898 F.4
the Little Big Horn. Gen. George A. Custer and his Seventh Charlo, 150. C-2 Glen, 50. .G.4 Lothair, 40 8-5 Ringling, 85 E-6 White Pine, 10 ..C.1
Chester,1158.. B-5 Glendive, 7058. D-12 Lozeau, 15. .D.1 Roberts, 300 G-7 White Sulphur
ain to the last man by the combined Sioux and Cheyenne Chico Hot Springs, 5.. G-6 lustre, 10. B·10 Reck Springs, 5 D-10 Springs, 1519 E-5
Glentana, 65 A-10 G-7
Chinook, 2326. .B-7 Goldcreek, 60 .E-3 Luther, 15 Rocky Boy. 75 .8.7 Whitetal. 210 A-11
OAM AND RESERVOIR (C-10). WorId's largest earth- Choleau, 1966 C.4 Gold Stone, 12... .A-6 Rolfins, 165. C-2 White Water, 100 A-9 Prence
Christina, 15.. .0-7 Grant, 25. G.3 Ronan, 1334 C-2 Whitlash, 15 A.5
ounds the Missouri River forming reservoir 189 miles in Circle, 1117 .C-1I Grantsdale, 175 .E-2 Roscoe, 50 G-7 Wibaux, 766 D-12 E M
r 1,600 miles of shoretine. Boating and fishing, Hell Creek, Clancey, 230.. E-4 Grass Range, 222 D.8 M Rosebud. 140. E-10 Wickes. 30
Clinton, 160. .E-3 Great Falls, 58500 .C-5 McAllister, 10. G-5 Ross Fork 5 D.7 Willard.5 E-12
te Parks and Recreation Areas. Clyde Park, 253 F-6 Greenough, 15. 0-3 McCabe, 30.. 8-12 Roundup 2842 E-8 Willow Creek, 150
E MOUNTAINS (D-4). Wilderness Area, discovered and Coalridge. 15.. A-12 Gregson F-3 McLeod, 15. F.6 Reund Sutte C.2 Wilsell, 200 F-5
Coalwood, 5 F-11 Greycliff, 75 .F-7 Madoc, 15. A-11 Roy, 175 0.7 Windham,126
1805 by Lewis and Clark. Sheer cliffs rise to 1,200 feet Coffee Creek, 55 .D-6 Maiden. .0.7 Rudyard, 500 8-6 Winifred, 220
ouri River. Abounds with interesting wildfowl, deer, bear Cohagen, 25... D-10 Malta, 2239 B-9 Ryegate, 314 E-7 Winnecook
Collins, 25 C-5 Manhattan, 889 F-5 Winnett, 360 2
zoats. Launch trips. Colstrip, 75 F-10 H Marion, 40. B-2 Winston, 35
S OF THE MISSOURI RIVER (C-5). Discovered in 1805 Columbia Falls, 2132. B-2 Hall, 90. .E-3 Marsh, 25 D-12 Wisdom, 180 F-3
Columbus.1281 G-7 Hamilton, 2475. E-2 Martin City, 400 .B-2 S Wise River, 70 F-3
Clark. Giant Springs, world's largest fresh water spring. Comanche, 10 F-8 Hammond, 10. .G-12 Martinsdale, 200 E-6 Saco, 490 .B-9 Wolf Creek, 175 D-4
Hanover, 25.. 0.7 Marysville, 45 .E-4 Saint Ignatius, 940 D-2 Loweil
Five hydroelectric dams. College of Great Falls, Montana Comertown..... A-12 C-8 Woll Point. 3585 ...5-11
d Conner, 5... .F-2 Hardin, 2789 F-9 Maudlow, 20. F-5 St. Pau's Woodside. 50.. E-2
Blind, MalmstromAirforce Base,Cowboy artist Charles M. Conrad, 2665 .8.4 Harlem, 1267 B-8 Maxville, 80 Maxville, 80 E-3 Saint Resis. 560 Saint Reris. 560 D·1 D.1 .F-8
Saint Xavier, 100 .G.9 .G-9 Worden, 250 Worden, 250 .F-8
I cabin and Art Gallery. cabin and Art Gallery. Cooke City, 30. .H-6 Harlowton, 1734 E-7 Medicine Lake, 452..8·12 Medicine Lake, 452.. B-12 Wyola, 100 G-9
Coram, 400 Coram, 400 B-2 Harrison, 151 F-5 Melrose, 200 .F-4 Saltese, 85 Saltese. 85 c-i C-i
LARK CAVERNS STATE PARK (F-5). One of the nation's Hathaway, 30 .E-10 E-10 Melstone, 266 E-9 Sand Coulee, 300 D-5 LOOKOU
Corvallis, 400. E-2 Hathaway,30 E-9
one caverns. Colorful stalactites, stalagmites, clusterites, Corwin Springs, 5. Corwin Springs, 5.... ..G-6 .G-6 Haugan, 40 C.1 Melville, 15.. F-6 Sanders, 20 Sanders,20
D-4 Havre,11100... .B.7 Merino D·6 D.6 Sand Sprines 20 Sand Socinre 2n D-9 D.9 Y-Z
provide an exciting 90 minute guided tour. Craig. 50. E-12 Santa Rita. 50 A-4 Yaak, 50.A-1
Crane, 60 .C-12 Hays, 600 C-8 Mildred, 50 CLEARWATER
ANYON EARTHQUAKE AREA (H-5). At 11:37 p.M., Creston, 25. B-2 Heart Butte, 250. .B-3 Miles City, 9800. E-11 Savage, 300 C-12 Zortman, 175. ...... C.8
Crow Agency, 600....G-9 Heath, 10 .D.7 Mill Iron, 5 F-12 Savoy B-8 Zurich, 80. ... B-7
9 an awesome earthquake slid half a mountain into the can-
giant dam and Quake Lake. Memorial and visitors vista. NATIONA
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ISON RANGE (D-2). Large herd of bison, also elk, prong-
il and mule deer. Some longhorn cattle and many upland Mileage between two cities is deter-
erfowl. Conducted auto tours from late June until Labor Day. mined by following the vertical column Fork
DAM UNDER CONSTRUCTION (G-9). 520 foot mUITi- under one city and the horizontal column
hydroelectric dam being built in spectacular Big Horn of the other.
ors vista. Crogrange
THE PLAINS INDIAN (8-3). An exhibition and crafts Baker Big Timber eTALO
493
ying the life of the Northern Plains Indians "in the days 181 312 Billings
ran"'. Open June through Sept. under supervision of the 263 230 82 Boutder FOREST
ian Agency. C4 455 179 251 Bozeman
AL OF THE WEST (E-11). Range Riders Museum, a memorial 120 373 61 143 126 Groadus Hamilton
rode the unfenced range. Custer County Junior College, 435 157 254 172 423 315 Browning Hardin
ial School, Agricultural Experiment Station and Veteran's 255 524 298 344 202 272 516 Butte 433 Harlowton
n Hospital. 27 466 154 236 37 93 408 239 Chester 295 143 Havre
291 443 302 310 238 308 474 101 275 Chinook 226 299 232 Helena
US MiSSiON (D-2). Established in 1854 for the Flathead 163 275 132 208
present church is said to be the third most beautiful in the 308 362 255 229 316 393 182 292 81 Choteau
is a very rewarding experience. 182 451 225 271 129 199 443 73 166 119 186 Curcle
466 122 298 242 413 359 197 422 444 321 240 355 Columbus .YETTE
POCK STATE PARK (F-12). 220 acres containing numerous 221 272 40 219 101 214 338 194 342 271 265 284 Conrad
42 Cooke City
dly-shaped sandrock formations, a result of wind erosion. 223 460 234 280 170 240 452 67 207 68 149 51 3C4 274 arren
useum at Ekalaka, exhibits specimens of prehistoric times, Culbertson
254 352 145 122 260 294 406 227 410 351 333 364 134 342
ssils, etc. 549 164 396 314 496 457 241 423 533 322 427 98 356 390 43C Cut Bank
Deer Lodge
VN LAKE AREA (F-3). Rockhounding country, ghost towns, 271 508 282 328 218 288 500 35 255 66 147 99 387 322 48 390 388
hing, hunting. World's largest smoke stack at Anaconda 26 462 194 276 77 133 448 229 40 265 282 156 440 234 197 267 523 245 Dillen East Glacier Park
60 491 179 261 104 118 433 306 67 342 359 233 469 219 274 235 567 322 93
NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE (B-9). AbouNdS with res- 268 537 311 357 215 285 529 13 252 114 195 B6 435 351 80 419 436 48 242 319 Exalaka
igratory waterfowl, Canadian geese, ducks of all species, 528 35 347 265 490 408 192 559 501 478 397 486 157 307 495 387 199 543 517 526 572 Eurcka
288 6C8 442 488 327 397 660 144 304 245 326 217 566 482 211 531 567 179 264 357 131 703 Forsyth
ing birds, and upland game birds. Also antelope, deer, and Fort Benton
even elk. 367 126 186 104 329 247 123 406 340 358 277 333 1C6 146 342 226 210 390 356 365 419 161 552
215 403 177 223 162 232 395 166 199 130 97 93 307 217 102 322 338 150 189 268 179 438 312 285 Gardiner
.CH (G-4). Rich gold placer diggings were discovered in the 198 401 266 Glasgow
69 204 78 343 350 171 354 344 277 387 129 286 56 485 334 211 196 363 430 475 275
3. Historic Virginia City soon became the second Territorial 440 224 305 279 393 366 275 320 430 219 138 324 102 321 287 401 466 242 235 394 Glendive Grass Ru ge dum
103 265 420 476 333 259
enstructed ghost towns and rockhound country. 489 74 308 226 451 369 153 470 462 288 403 48 268 412 343 90 435 478 487 483 109 616 122 355 397 150
Ceat Fols
EMPIRE MAGIC CITY (F-8). Yellowstone Museum, Range 299 263 131 97 246 192 261 277 213 132 188 167 139 197 219 265 245 273 302 274 298 407 145 140 220 182 215
nent. Boothill Cemetery, Eastern Montana College and Rocky 173 400 174 220 120 190 392 124 157 128 135 51 304 214 60 282 376 108 147 224 137 435 270 262 42 226 273 352 137 rameton
llege. Area Office Bureau of Indian Affairs. 152 590 306 366 169 245 558 256 317 34G 208 515 346 249 379 587 291 128 165 243 625 230 464 253 323 484 563 348 215 Hardin
313 203 132 50 301 193 122 394 286 358 277 273 221 319 199 145 270 434 Hariowlon
REA (G-4). Ghost town of Bannack, gold was discovered in 321 243 92 330 172 287 378 326 311 407 238 540 77
eaverhead County Museum, archaeology and geology exhibits. 212 296 44 92 159 105 264 254 258 211 181 84 190 189 352 238 186 215 267 331 400 170 133 261 292 87 130 1-2 Havre
ntana College. Fishing and hunting country. 287 383 253 250 234 304 414 161 271 60 21 165 261 292 128 372 262 126 338 174 418 307 258 76 340 159 309 153 114 325 290 209
81 427 151 223 28 98 395 174 65 210 227 101 385 191 142 232 468 190 55 132 187 462 299 301 134 176 365 423 218 90 63 273 131 206 Hysham
BITTERROOT VALLEY (E-2). Stevensville, St. Mary's 341 152 1G0 78 329 221 149 422 314 378 297 120 249 268 148 165 298 462 51 170 318 301 Jordas
349 192 358 200 236 406 354 339 435 187 568 26
ablished in 1841. Fort Owen now a State Monument was es- 399 165 231 175 346 292 163 3G1 377 313 232 320 112 115 100 237 448 207 187 253 318 Kahsark
288 67 217 297 345 373 402 374 200 507 130 240
1850. Hamilton U.S. Public Health, Rocky Mountain Laboratory. 223 625 385 445 262 332 617 101 239 202 283 174 523 425 168 466 524 136 199 292 88 660 65 507 267 410 421 571 362 495 354 234 462
464 246 611
game hunting and fishing in every direction, with water sports, 174 G12 336 408 213 283 580 140 190 241 322 537 376 207 417 563 175 150 243 127 647 114 486 275 361 460 585 370 233 116 458 316 301 185 48 470 49 403
d outdoor recreation unlimited. 516 187 363 307 463 424 262 390 500 269 208 394 65 349 357 429 33 355 490 534 403 222 536 231 305 452 70 113 232 343 554 30H 319 229 435 25 132 421 322
RTS AND CRAFTS (B-11).F Poplar, over 3,000 Assiniboine 291 288 110 58 171 230 402 368 287 329 300 70 338 64 372 386 304 289 415 323 548 162 281 120 337 264 155 278 412 108 150 B0P 261 13 233 425 43
ndians welcome you to their million acre reservation. 281 227 113 53 228 174 723 305 259 257 176 232 189 95 241 175 287 289 255 284 318 962 451 101 184 202 226 223 44 181 363 101 G9 197 200 12 122 406 T-t
242 74 62 189 135 234 282 220 286 215 209 228 104 218 184 326 266 210 245 295 301 428 140 163 265 262 83 158 324 112 30 236 161 14 161 383
NATIONAL PARK (A-3). Going to the Sun Road, an engineer- 342 29 3t
550 221 397 341 497 458 296 424 534 323 242 428 99 383 391 463 88 389 524 568 437 256 570 265 339 486 104 147 266 377 5a8 353 263 469 166 525
piece, overlooks the most spectacular s scenery in the world. 128 312 261 411 223 86 275 350 216 102 168 323 160
249 485 260 30G 19C 266 478 59 233 42 123 77 363 300 26 368 364 24 72 520 205 308 38
PILLAR (F-8). July 25, 1806, Capt. William Clark carved his 5,40 127 277 487 420 204 4GO 513 359 278 429 74 319 427 399 37 425 514 538 473 162 605 173 375 448 140 53 241 378 569 250 328 299 459 13. 141 3c1
date on this towering 200 foot high rock formation. The signa- 235 338 112 158 182 173 330 186 219 190 162 113 24? 152 128 257 340 170 209 270 199 373 382 220 65 201 249 290 75 62 273 208 68 141 154 175 287 173
there. Registered National Histaric Landmark. 163 601 325 397 207 272 569 249 179 326 357 219 526 365 260 400 598 284 139 232 236 636 223 475 264 350 495 574 359 222 105 447 305 336 174 459 158 397
TH COUNTRY (G-7). Travel this scenic switchback highway 283 520 294 340 230 300 512 03 267 78 159 111 399 334 60 400 b8 106 655 239 402 162 346 297 447 257 120 309 390 250 136 202 357 164 3ot
tion ofa almost 11,000 feet for a magnificent panorama of the 451 112 270 168 413 331 115 482 424 403 327 409 82 230 418 310 126 466 440 449 495 147 628 84 361 359 184 38 221 358 548 161 254 343 385 11 123 583 203
low. Early mining camps, fishing and hunting country. Winter 207 645 369 441 246 316 613 209 223 310 391 263 570 409 450 G32 244 18.3 276 196 680 156 519 308 394 529 618 403 260 149 491 349 370 218 51 503 108 416
83 404 92 174 95 31 346 241 62 277 294 168 388 132 209 165 486 257 102 87 254 439 366 278 201 109 395 400 221 159 210 224 134 273 67 29 321 301 1A
113 395 119 191 GO C6 363 206 91 242 259 133 353 159 174 200 451 222 87 116 219 430 331 269 160 144 300 391 186 124 195 241 99 238 32 286 260 16L
KA STATE PARK (0.12). Erosion by wind and water have 258 215 220 259 171 329 123 358 311 154
99 439 127 209 109 66 381 297 72 333 350 224 4?5 167 265 178 523 112 57 310 474 376 313 257 140 432 435
is colorful badlands. Glendive Museum displaying prehistoric 475 492 104 221 314 56 C28 77 475 235 419 389 139 330 193 187 4G3 323 230 243 49 430 32
245 593 367 413 271 341 585 G9 261 170 251 142 491 407 136
es. Dawson County Junior College. 319 92 528 3G7 19G 143 364 479 460 318 311 54 448 440 274 269 304 264 187 353 177 374 395
163 444 143 214 193 89 386 351 156 387 398 278 441 183
WN AREA (D-7). Fishing, hunting, winter sports, ghost towns, 237 617 391 437 270 346 609 93 263 194 275 166 515 431 160 460 516 128 213 30G 60 652 51 499 25y 424 413 663 354 217 179 487 347 254 248 454 14 467
und country. Montana Center for the Aged. 155 363 95 149 102 98 371 224 133 228 235 151 311 135 160 182 409 208 129 158 237 388 370 227 142 126 318 349 144 100 237 199 57 214 74 244 308 10
TONE NATIONAL PARK (H-5). A world apart of natural 517 46 33G 254 479 397 181 498 490 316 431 76 29C 440 376 118 463 506 615 511 61 644 150 383 475 176 ?8 243 380 591 227 320 337 451 1A 143 499 21/9
322 240 154 98 269 215 238 264 300 236 165 211 144 140 220 242 768 296 325 297 275 430 146 163 243 189 19? 23 160 371 146 110 176 241 16 77 385 113
colorful canyons, sparkling waters, interesting geysers and 310
495 175 361 296 442 412 250 369 479 268 187 373 53 337 336 417 54 334 469 622 382 515 210 264 440 49 101 220 322 533 206 307 208 414 24 120 470
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EL. 6810 EL. 6010 FOX PEAM ON PEAM EHORT PLAV Ceourtunt WHITETALL PEEE
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175 186 15 130 332 142 Libby FOREST Riwr
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351 309 60 551 69 526 421 eA 6
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287 123 19. 267 357 103 137 431 Malta FLATINONMYN
295 182 224 Miles City 11025 Gilmere NATIONAL
e9 351 134 440 271
335 347 7: 84 Missoula GLMORE DIVIDE FOPEST Hamutrex
544 165 212 633 268 266 Philipsburg Goldburg 2100
278 116 401 118 434 271 192 739 367 463 FOREST OF
Plentywood
2.2 92 371 410 194 277 280 268 174 387 439 76 CROOMED
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304 510 28 207 566 376 337 655 474 215 212 532 G02 BUTTE 37
301 185 4P 470 49 403 340 138 308 390 532 145 605 Poplar CREEK
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220 435 25 132 491 322 262 590 399 140 186 507 527 80 530
308 261 13 233 495 43 185 569 146 267 208 377 320 419 446 365 floundup SALMON L A R
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197 200 12 122 406 68 74 495 149 156 147 316 292 329 385 254 111 Ryegate
236 161 1 381 77 469 110 195 186 277 253 368 293 120 39 Suobey GAME PHESERVE
85 346 NATIONAL
263 469 29 1C6 575 356 296 614 433 174 220 541 561 41 564 62 399 288 327 Shelby FOREST
1.7 168 39 32s 16a 321 193 249 259 191 405 228 260 406 199 331 364 267 244 3G5 Sedncy FOREST
459 191 141 561 202 271 650 395 210 128 542 551 84 600 70 335 263 302 125 401 Stanford Winsper 13
141 154 23 175 287 173 45 376 148 179 257 226 246 382 295 307 216 119 96 341 148 316 S perior 22
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138 202 367 154 355 227 283 293 439 26? 294 442 233 398 301 278 401 36 437 182 320 Terry Thompson Falis
343 385 123 583 203 251 672 306 254 39 501 477 173 570 147 246 185 224 181 444 89 296 559 478 Three Forks
370 218 511 503 108 436 373 00 341 459 565 102 176 674 91 599 479 418 379 6.33 268 644 328 142 302 603 3
273 67 321 301 Townsend
150 191 875 56 325 324 18.3 118 528 252 453 202 203 164 4A7 235 451 189 241 269 362 285 Virginia City
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266 186 156 340 91 290 315 148 124 493 217 418 229 168 129 452 200 427 154 206 234 353 250 35 West Glacihr Mud G
129 123 2H 358 311 194 228 385 362 359 193 128 565 262 490 237 240 201 524 291 486 239 251 325 397 295 62 91 West Yollowstone
230 243 49 430 32 428 300 121 366 319 512 216 534 71 459 471 374 351 493 1:8 529 255 180 1G2 551 140 310 275 333 791
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383 177 29 374 395 199 24 460 107 378 364 277 212 575 346 506 156 256 217 540 345 491 255 335 379 402 110 145 86 417
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208 414 24 120 470 310 250 589 MH7 119 174 486 506 46 $09 21 363 242 281 55 91 295 544 34G 135 578 441 406 478 438 454 <64 364 129 197 C.6000 To Idaho Falls, 27 miles
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SPATE DEERLODGE 1a EAFLY 12 12 27 £.6-00 Shawmuts
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D0 DA FOEPITAL HOEPITAL 90 Basin ElkhornO FOREST Townsend WINTER
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91 21 10 * 21 Belgrade SPONTE Big Timber
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Island Hood Creek 288]:094 90
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MEAN Eccles Rhoshrme NINNACLEPLAK 11300 64.12:00
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121 NATIONAL Lewia BATTLEMENT IDCE
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EL.8400 EL.6400 eL 10940 3 Acme
WIaTHaRP DaTHaR PLAN 64 Frannie Rancheste: 90
LEMAP LEMAR EL. 10900 EL.10900 Drurbanath I. Grurlamah I. EMILES INDIAN (MILES INDIAN OClark OClark EL4219 Deaver 13 Deaver 13 EL 3626 E 2626 E
IUINEY WUINEY EL9600 CL9600 CACHE MIN DA EFIELD 3814 Dayton Dictz
FALL ONTA OWEA SHOSHONE BIGHORN CECNDE CCNDE D
SANTOOTN SANTOOTH MTN 114 Lovell s S H E rR -R 2 I Wyarno I Wyarno
29 THE Cowiey INDIAN "EEIE OUT PT THE out
NEEC Sump1 5 9 Kane 9 Kane MEDICINT MECICINE wehiCINr wiN hicinrwin NAT'L EL8300 EL8300
CL Clurk Byron Byron U5 US WHEEL WHEEL MOMC Torgut Tolgut 33Wol Sheridan
T O o N E E PUEBELLPEAK PUEBELL PEAK 37 TAHGE TAHGET ALT 27 OfFOR OLEFOR
FL. 8200 24.4390 Garland Rue Run 49 FORESTI 3745 3745
TAND 10243 INDIAN PEAK INDIAN PIAK Powell 19 580ALO
TAND 6L.10929 120 ALT 1 10030 1110030 To Creybull, 4 miex To Greybull, 44 miex To Euffula, 3ó miles To Ucross, 29 mile To Euffula, 36 miles To Ucross, 29 mie:
TION TIONFOINT FOINT 1L 10,200 10200 HOODOOPEAM HOGDOOPEAH 14
FOINE 2 EL 10522 CL 10522 GLACE MTN GLACE WTN Painter Raiston (
TONE EALLS TONE INCT SAODLE EL 11600 29 ?8
ALLY ALLS soaer 30801 DRO DuD DIRE MIN DIKE MIN ELKHOAN PEAR ELKHOAN Shodunt Shohunt 33
L 10670 1C670 EL10600 PEAR B I G H o R R N
NCONE CASTONPEAN CAATORPEAR 10000 NATIONAL MOONCAEST OONCAEST 310
9643 SUNLIGHT PEAR RANCH COFBFT
PYPAMIDPEAK EL 10400 *L.11077 DIVERSION DAM
A 789 Horm
CATHEDRALPEAN WOEIRELWINE PEAR 5 TROUT PEA 1L.5016 C CULLOUGH
EL 10780 FL 11000 EL 1220 Cody
CHITTEMDCH "T Panasia Teper MQNUMENTPEAR 18 Emblem 13 1 INTERSTATE HIGHWAYS
EL 101D8 INEDSTAR E. 11000 PALDBL DAM EUETALO BLL MUSELIM
271 CHIMNE hot 26 5* 2 Lanes-Limited Access-Pa.
15 MINEELL 8 Greybull
25 16 54! 3788 Multilane Divided-ControiteC
tome URIARSY N. 20 Wapite Bugaln Hill Burlington
PEAN UVLVENPACS Fork 53 Hea.
CL.9100 ASMEA 95S, ULACKWATER CAMP Full Tratfic Interchange
ake BRIMTONE COUNTNY R K Basin
DASIN (120 EL.3872 Partial Traffic Interchange
EAGLENON 6L11360 Ishawoga 16
MY. LAN CITADEL MTN Rirer Access Denied
11019 11300 6L12100 30
FOREST 11 CL Je93
38 Manderson PRINCIPAL HIGHWAYS
Grrybull 2 Lanes-Paved
EL 11800 Multilane-Divided
Rairden
EL. 5797 Improved-Gravelled
SOLTH Meeleelse Durkee Graded
KINGFINENE STATION Local inquiry
EL 11100 Pichfork Dirt may save tte
N Rirer
12130 Worland 18
Sunshine
12165 W A 8 H I E
ON NATIONAL GKD TOPO THANCS PN VL.13140
Grass Creck Neiber
EL.5136 HISTORICAL
FOREST 170
OKirwin H o T Winchestor MARKER
SHOSHONE
NATIONAL FOREST s P R I N G s
F E MO N Kisby
OTEE
To Rawlins, 263 miles To Thermopolis, 33 miles
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OIN 1205 F0R AFNIN
- THIS UFO REPORT IN 13 PARTS.
MART 1. ONE UFO WAS OESERVED ON AIRBORNE RADAR AND WAS NOT SEEN
VISUALLY. THE SIZE OF THE RA DA R VISUALLY. THE SIZE OF THE RADAR PLIP WAS LA RG ER LA RGER THAN THA T THAN THA T ( -
MADE BY ANF-4AIRCRAFT. ( -
FART 2. OESERVING PILOTS FIRST NOTICED THE UFO WHILE PRAC- FART 2. OESERVING PILOTS FIRST NOTICED THE UFO WHILE PRAC-
( =
TICING AIR TO AIR INTERCEPT AT 36EOE FT ON TFUE HEADING OF TICING AIR TC AIR INTERCEPT AT 36EOE FT OI E HEA DING OF
1 C6 AND AIRSPEED OF POINT 85 MACH. ON 50 NM AIR SEARCH MODE (
THE UFO A PPEARED 28 NM OUT AND 55 DEGREES TO STA RBOA RD AT
SAME ALTITUDE AS THEIR AIRC RAFT. AS UFO A PPROACHED, THEY. -
2 TRACKED IT. CLOSING SPEED BETWEEN THE F- 4D AND UFO WAS 27 0 . 1
MPH OR MORE. (F-4 INTERCEPT CONFUTER CAN NOT REGISTER A BOVE

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Bowomlatd 50
Ciccle
17 Olietters
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Van Normisn 21
Drv Jordan [250] Lindsay 13
45
Watkins P
F L D 205 22 254
Glendive 34
22
28 94 16 D
MAKDCHIRA 10
Pinte niy SIATEPANK
Hodges EL. 2759
Cohagen 10 Wibaux 94 BBeach
27 B
24 753 11
Marsh St.
41
86 Fallon
L2204 IUNAL STEER
Terry NA DLIFE
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Rock Sprs. 14 Colva
45
Mitdred
Angela
94
Kinsey
Loute & Scultie 31 35
E
73 Crerk Locate Locate 77 12 Plevna
Creek 15 15 13 2945 2445
12 12 25 25 Baker
Miles Miles Knowtton) Knowtton Marmarth
Vananda Vanahda Gity F F L
Sheffield ortory 3 18
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Yellowatone 18 Cartersville Thurlow 010 10
(12 12 9 3
13 Mizpah Mizpah
iam 312 Hathaway 12
RoseDud 94 94 43 s T E R
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Forsyth 35
#L. 2515 44 QOneill
s S 312
River 21 ceh MEOICIN
44 STATE STAS KOCKS
PARK
R Garland
E1S B CUSTER
19 74 Ekalaka
Volborg NATIONAL
Colstrip
Brandenberg
FOREST
22
Coalwood Powderville 323
13 312
CUSTER
Lame a COOK MTH
Deer 21 104 HOMECREEF Porder
EN UATTLEPIELO Ashiand OUTTE Olive CUSTER
AATL MONUMENT NORTHERN [ver CHEYENNE D E R T E R NATIONAI
16 P W 7 C A R
26 Casitol FOREST
LEAHLD ATEEN 212 ? 212
Busby Eps 37
N NATIONAL Broadus Elder
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INDIAN RESERVATION
RESERVATION Sonnefte 19
212
y Birney R
FOREST T E Boyes
OKirby - Hammond
60
22 ouri
Otter 28
319
CAM Biddle Ridge
yola Tungur Alzada
Rint Quietus Moorhead
Rea.
10 MONT. MONT
Decker Decker Lighining Flat
WYO. Colun
3.73 Ohiman Rockypoint Little
in 3 Passaic "
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Ranchester 90 c R o
EL 2826 6 Seely
Dayton AZE NZE Dictz Dictz
E MIL -R I Wyarno D I Wyarno D A c A M P P B E E L
H nCa nca Mileage dirancet derancer e:
Stroner mep mep edges are lest
33Woil OLEFORT OLE FORT Sheridan red sfar sfal on mou
27 FL3745 1L3745 ORecluse
49 miles To Puffclo, 36 miles To Ucrass, 29 miles To Puffclo, 36 miles To Ucross, 29 miles
MONTANA HIGHWAYS
TERSTATE HIGHWAYS OTHER HIGHWAYS MISCELLANEOUS
2 Lanes-Limited Access-Paved 2 Lanes-Paved Accumulated Mileage
Multilane Divided-Controlled Access Multilane -Divided Between Red Stars
Full Traffic interchange Improved-Graveiled Intermediate Mileage Betwcen Towns.
Junctions or Interchanges
Partial Traffic Interchange Graded Local inquiry Points of Interest,Numbers described to left of Map
Access Denied Din may save time Rest Areas
State Parks,Monuments,Recreation Areas
RINCIPAL HIGHWAYS ROUTE MARKERS A*88O Campsites
Abbreviations: Pert of Entry. international
2 Lanes-Paved Interstate Marker o 0 Cities or Towns, County Seals, State Capital
Multilane-Divided 8 A= Alternate
U. S. Numbered Marker BYP  Bypass o 0-500 Richey 10,000-20,000 Kalispell
Improved-Gravelled N= North 500-1000 Fairfield
S  South o Missoula
Graded Local inquiry 2 State Route Marker 20,000--30,000
Dirt E = East o 1000-2500 Poplar
may save time Other Route Marker W = West
82 30,000 and over Billings
o 2,500-10,000 Dillon
STATE CAPITAL-HELENA
Time Zone Boundary briwcen Pacrfic and Mountain Standard
Times. In some localities time is advanced one hour by local cption.
HISTORICAL One inch equals approximately 22 miles. STATE
MARKER 10 20 40 PARK
Copyright © so6 by Montana Stale Highway Commission,
Helena, Mondana
Prepared by Rard McNally & Co.
Lithograuhed in U.S.A. All rights ieserved.
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ATTENTION
(HYDROGENE)
EXPLOSION EAPLOSION
POSSIBLE POSSIBLE
Si le ballon est encore
gonfle, gonflé mêmet même très très peu, peu
ne l'approchez pas du I
même d'une cigarette. FEU
Ecartez les curieux.
Degonflez le ballon en le
déchirant largement.
Opérez avec 1
PRUDENCE PRODENCE
en plein air, dans en plein air, dans + . .
un endroit écarté.
UTILISATEUR: Centre National des Etudes Spatiales Centre National des Etudes Spatiales
Centre de Lancement d Ballons 2R
AIRE-sur-I'ADOUR(Landes) RANCE - TéI. 232
OPERATION: NIMBUS No du.....
Prévenir d'urgence par Téléphone en P. C. V. le 232 à AIRE-sur-l'ADOUR.
(communication payée par le C. N. E. S.)
Aire. · Impr. Castay
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ATTENTION
(HYDROGENE)
EXPLOSION
CAPLODION
POSSIBLE
Si le ballon e Si le ballon est est encore
gonfle,n gonfle, même très même très peu,
ne l'approchez pas du FEU
même d'une cigarette.
Ecartez les curieux.
Degonflez le ballon en le
. déchirant largement.
... Opérez avec
PRUDENCE PRUS0AS
en plein air, dans en plein air, dans
. .
un endroit écarté.
UTILISATEUR: entre National des Etudes Spatiales National des Etudes Spatiales
Centre de Lancement de Ballons
AIK E-sur-I'ADOUR (LanDes) - FRANCE - TéI. 232
OPERATION: N. VBUS No° .... du....
Prévenir d'urgence par Téléphone en P. C. V. le 232 à AIRE-sur-l'ADOUR. S
(communication payée par le C. N. E. S.)
Aire. · Impr. Castay
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AIR INTERCEPT RA DAR BROKE TRACKING AT 55 DEGREES DOWN WITH (
CLOSING SPEED STILL AT 27 0 MPH. THE PILOTS THEN TURNED THE -
- MANEUVER TOOK SEV ERAL SECONDS BY WHICH TIME THE UFO WAS WELL (
( BEHING THE F-4 AND NO VISUAL SIGHTING WAS MADE. THE UFOS (
FLIGHT FATH WAS ALMOST STRAIGHT CURV ING SLIGHTLY TOWARD THE
( F-4 ON HEADING OF 255 DEGREES AT LESS THAN 36E F-4 ON HEADING OF 255 DEGREES AT LESS THAN 36OOR FT. FT.
OESERVATION TIME WAS LESS THAN 40 SECONDS. OESERVATION TIME WAS LESS THAN 40 SECONDS.
ART 3. OESERVATION WAS ON AIR INTERCEPT MODE AT 50 AND 25NM ART 3. OESERVATION WAS ON AIR INTERCEPT MODE AT 50 AND 25NM
RANGES USING APQ 1NS RADAR IN AN F- 4D. NAN F-4D.
FRT 4. TIME WAS 16/1388Z AUG 66
MRT 5 LOCATION WAS 4S25N/E52GE - 8NM SOUTHEAST OF MARVILLE
RCAF STATION, FRANCE) -1
MART 6. THE AIRCRAFT COMMANDER WAS CAPT PAUL R GREGORY,
FV 3E8CIEE WHO HAS 1885 TOTAL FLYING HOURS. THE BACK SEAT
PILOT WAS 1/LT CRAIG A SCHORZMAN, FR 3163E42, WHO HAS 323 TOTAL (
FLYING HOURS• BOTH PILOTS ARE WITH THE 23RD TAC FTR SQDN, (
BITEURG AB, G RMANY, APO NEW YORK 091 32.
(
AGE 3 RUFPAO 85 RAGE 3 RUFPAO 85
MART 7. OESENVERS REPORTED HA ZE AT 36BBG FT AND A BOUT 7 NM
VISABILITY. WITH BROKEN CUMULUS AT A BOUT 8COF FT. NO UNUSUAL
WINDS OR OTHER WEA THER CONDITIONS WERE NOTED. WEATHER AT
MARVILLE RCAF STATION AT 16/13ESZ WAS: WIND 25EAT 15 KTS,
-
17 DEGREES C, DEWPOINT 7 DEGREES C, ALT SETTING 3E. 44. WINDS

PART 1E. OTHER F-4D WERE THE AREA THIS NOT
EX PLAIN THE SIGHTING.
ART 11. THE REPORTING OFFICER IS 1/LT MARK WASSENICH, V
( (
LANDING. THEY WERE BOTH SURE OF THE RADAR SIGHTING. THEIR
RADAR SET WAS WORKING PERF ECTLY BEFORE AND AFTER THE SIGHTING. (
PILOTS IN A NEAREY F- 4 DID NOT SEE THE UFO EUT WERE EUSY PILOTS IN A NEARBY F-4 DID NOT SEE THE UFO EUT WERE EUSY
INTERCEPTING A THIRD AIRCRAFT WHEN THE SIGHTING TOOK PLACE, INTERCEPTING A THIRD AIRCRAFT WHEN THE SIGHTING TOOK PLACE,
THIS REPORT IS SUBMITTED EACAUSE OF THE UNUSUAL SPEED AT WHICH THIS REPORT IS SUBMITTED BACAUSE OF F THE UNUSUAL SPEED AT WHICH (
THE UFO TRAVELED. THE ALMOST STRAGINT TRA JECTORY SUGGESTS
< ( AMISSILE PADAP PETURN
A MISSILE OR SIMILAR OEJECT EUT THE SIZE OF THE RADAR RETURN
NEGATES THIS POSSIBILITY ES PEC IA LLY Y CONSIDERING THE HEAD-ON
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- MART 12. NO PHOTOG RA FHS WERE TA KEN.
MART 13. THIS MESSAGE IS CLASSIFIED PROTECT
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F-4D RADARAIF F-4D RADARAIR INTERCEPT A PA BILITY.
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20M 9-66 65389 1R1PUNE F1 CASCADE COUNTY JAIL
MEMORANDUM OF REPORT
Date. ,19 Type
Time.
Name. Address. Phone.
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blaun upagin even a blawrsuep agdiirpeven Dtthe. Doait eppiach Doxiteppeiach
with eiganeth a feis Dlaning te the cusiess with eigasth a feis Waming te the cusioessy
deflate the bllin ena laige anee. Wsk wit deflate tte bellienena laige aree. Wak wet
Natinal Eeutu for Space Studis Natrinal Ceutu fer Space Sludies
Ballon lauenchinginte.
Officer Receiving Complaint.

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NATIONAL PARK NATIONAL PARK
offer good fishing . . . and no fishing license is required. offer good fishing . .. and no fishing license is required. uowango uowarego Gardiner
Fields of brilliant mountain wildflowers, cascading water- Gallatin MONT
falls, sheer cliffs, dense forests, inquisitive bears, friendly Mammoth WYO,
Hut Sprs.
marmots and proud mountain goats make up its changing Tower iot.
panorama. YELLOWSTONE
Going-to-the-Sun Road, a spectacular 50-mile drive Norris Canyon Village
running east and west through the park, crosses the c Madison Jct.
Wes! Yellowstone NATIONAL Fishing
Continental Divide at Logan Pass and traverses the Bridge
towering Garden Wall. Much of the park is accessible by Lake
Thumb West
auto and more than a thousand miles of trails lead deep Old o
into untouched wilderness or to isolated mountain cha- Faithful
Shochane Lake PARK
lets. Some of the glaciers are visible from the roads; Losi
others are easily accessible on foot or horseback. Saddle Take Yellowstome
Lake
horses are available; riding experience is unnecessary.
Warm sunny days and cool starry nights are the rule
above photo . . . Many Glacier Hotel by Marion Lacy throughout the summer. Early season visitors find water-
falls at their most glorious and mountain peaks still cov- Jacksom
ered with winter snows. In the fall, deciduous trees dis- Lak.
The history of Glacier National Park begins with the play brilliant colors, highest peaks glisten with their first Lxigh Moran
Blackfeet Indians who lived under the spell of the majes- L. 0
white dusting of snow and skies deepen to a startling blue.
tic mountains. Regarding the mountain vastness with Going-to-the-Sun Road, open about the first week in
awe they entered this abode of spirits only to fast or to June, remains open well into October. All year around
cross to the Flathead country. accommodations are conveniently located on the park's Io Forkson
The park, lying in a rugged section of the Montana fringes. Accommodations in the park are available from
Rockies, is named not from the 60-odd glaciers of today, about June 10 to September 15.
but because huge Ice Age glaciers carved the rugged This million acre alpine wonderland was established
scenery of what is now Glacier National Park. Here two by Congress as a national park on May 11, 1910, and is
hundred glacial lakes stud the valleys or are set like the United States section of Waterton-Glacier Inter-
jewels in rocky cirques. Streams of crystal clear water national Peace Park.

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toward the BIG SKY of V The Magnificent Mission Range of the Rocky Mountains towers
Western Montana. Photograph by Ross Hall
Greetings Montana, a state which takes enormous Montana, a state which takes enormous
Greetings pride in its traditions of the past, also looks
to the future with genuine enthusiasm.
As an outdoor vacationland, Montana is As an outdoor vacationland, Montana is
from unsurpassed. Lakes and streams lure the
trout fisherman; deer, antelope and elk in
abundance attract the hunter; breathtaking
Montana... Montana... scenery appeals to sightseers and campers.
In winter, skiers from all parts of the coun-
try find Montana slopes to their liking. try find Montana slopes to their liking.
Called the Big Sky Country, Montana is
the state where rivers begin and where the erian.elo
crisp, clean air adds zest to living. Fine high-
ways cross our state, leading travelers to
world famous Glacier and Yellowstone Na- State Highway
tional Parks, as well as Custer Battlefield,
Virginia City, Lewis and Clark Caverns, Flat- Helena, Monta
head Lake and myriad other attractions.
While zealously protecting its God-given
natural resources, Montana is enjoying in-
dustrial growth. State promotion efforts in
this field have been rewarding and the state
D economy is sound.
We invite you to visit Montana often, as a
vacationer or as a prospective resident of our
friendly state.
Ask all the questions you like. You'll find
our people and our state agencies obligingly
willing to answer them.
Sincerely yours,
C
FOR at
Tiver FREE (5
DISTRIBUTION
Tim Babcock, Governor