List of state highways in Montana

Montana Highway System

Montana Highway 200 markerSecondary Highway 323 marker

Highway markers for MT 200, and S-323

Map of main highways (Interstate and U.S.)
System information
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Highway names
Interstates: Interstate n (I-n)
US Highways: U.S. Highway n (US n)
State: Montana Highway n (MT n)
Secondary: Secondary Highway n (S-n)
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The state highways in Montana are the state highways owned and maintained by the Montana Department of Transportation (MDT) in the U.S. state of Montana.

Primary state highways

The square markers used today to identify primary Montana highways are only slightly different from their 1940s and earlier predecessors. The old markers used the word "ROUTE" above the number in big size, the route number in the middle, and the word "MONTANA" from edge-to-edge at the sign bottom. The font used was similar to that used for US routes.

Number Length (mi)[1][2] Length (km) Southern or western terminus Northern or eastern terminus Formed Removed Notes
MT 1 63.652102.438 I-90 in OpportunityI-90 in Drummond 1922current
MT 2 63.241101.777 I-90 in ButteI-90 in Three Forks
MT 3 Idaho border near HeronUS 93 in Ravalli Replaced by MT 200
MT 3 221.770356.904 I-90 in BillingsI-15 and US 89 in Great Falls
MT 4 2439 Idaho state lineMT 3 in Thompson Falls Replaced by Forest Service Road NF-7623 and S-471
MT 5 65.573105.530 MT 13 in ScobeyND 5 in Westby
MT 6 US 10 Alternate in TownsendUS 10 in Forsyth Replaced by US 12
MT 7 80.585129.689 S-323 in EkalakaI-94 in Wibaux 1930current
MT 8 US 87 in Crow AgencyMT 22 near Olive Replaced by US 212
MT 9 Lolo PassUS 93 at Lolo Replaced by US 12
MT 11 US 89 in VaughnAlberta border at Sweetgrass 1934 Replaced by US 91
MT 13 112.507181.062 MT 200 in CircleHwy 36 at the Saskatchewan border
MT 14 US 10 at GlendiveNorth Dakota border at Fairview Replaced by MT 16 and MT 200
MT 15 US 87 in StanfordUS 2 in Chester Replaced by MT 80 and S-223
MT 16 152.371245.217 I-94 Bus. in GlendiveHwy 6 at the Saskatchewan border
MT 17 14.08222.663 US 89 near Kennedy CreekHwy 6 at the Alberta border
MT 18 US 87 in Grass RangeUS 10 / MT 14 in Glendive Replaced by MT 200 and MT 200S
MT 19 US 10 in Big TimberUS 2 / MT 39 in Malta Replaced by US 191
MT 19 21.48234.572 US 87 and MT 200 near Grass RangeUS 191 near Roy
MT 20 US 10 in BonnerUS 89 near Great Falls Replaced by MT 200
MT 21 20.77633.436 US 287 near AugustaMT 200 in Simms
MT 22 Wyoming border at AlzadaSaskatchewan border at Port of Ophiem Replaced by US 212, MT 59, S-341, and MT 24
MT 23 7.52712.114 MT 16 and MT 200 near SidneyND 68 at the North Dakota border
MT 24 5893 MT 37 at JenningsUS 2 in Marion
MT 24 134.098215.810 MT 200 near BrockwayHwy 2 at the Saskatchewan border
MT 25 5.7979.329 US 2 in Wolf PointMT 13 in Bridge Park
MT 26 MT 3 in Trout CreekUS 2 in Kootenai National Forest
MT 27 MT 19 in WinifredMT 29 in Big Sandy Replaced by S-226
MT 28 46.73475.211 MT 200 near PlainsUS 93 in Elmo
MT 29 US 87 / US 89 in Great FallsPort of Wildhorse Replaced by US 87
MT 30 US 12 near Miles CitySouth Dakota border near Mill Iron
MT 31 US 10 in DrummondMT 35 near Bigfork Replaced by S-271 and MT 83
MT 32 Yellowstone National Park at Silver GateUS 310 at Rockvale Replaced by US 212
MT 33 US 91 / MT 20 in Wolf CreekUS 89 in Choteau Replaced by US 287
MT 34 MT 41 in Twin BridgesMT 287 in Ennis Replaced by MT 287
MT 35 50.66981.544 US 93 in PolsonUS 2 in Evergreen
MT 36 US 93 near Gibbons PassUS 91 in Dillon Replaced by MT 43 and S-278
MT 37 67.048107.903 US 2 in LibbyUS 93 in Eureka
MT 38 53.83586.639 US 93 in GrantsdaleMT 1 in Porters Corner 1924current Skalkaho Highway
MT 39 51.16382.339 US 212 in Lame DeerNorth of I-94 near Forsyth
MT 40 4.5057.250 US 93 south of WhitefishUS 2 west of Columbia Falls
MT 41 54.51287.729 I-15 Bus. in DillonMT 2 in Vendome Station
MT 42 2.8924.654 MT 24 south of GlasgowUS 2 in Glasgow
MT 43 77.462124.663 US 93 at Lost Trail PassI-15 near Divide
MT 44 28.39045.689 US 93 north of DupuyerI-15 east of Valier
MT 45 MT 8 in Lame DeerUS 10 in Forsyth Replaced by MT 39
MT 47 31.43750.593 I-90 in HardinI-94 east of Custer
MT 48 6.83911.006 MT 1 near AnacondaI-90 near Warm Springs
MT 49 11.73418.884 US 2 in East Glacier ParkUS 89 north of Kiowa
MT 50 Idaho border at Raynolds PassUS 287 west of Lake Hebgen Replaced by MT 87
MT 55 12.99620.915 MT 41 north of Silver StarI-90 at Whitehall
MT 56 34.64655.757 MT 200 west of NoxonUS 2 east of Troy
MT 59 195.389314.448 WYO 59 at the Wyoming borderMT 200 at Jordan
MT 64 9.03914.547 Big Sky ResortUS 191 near Big Sky Resort
MT 66 50.02280.503 US 191 south of LanduskyUS 2 at Fort Belknap
MT 69 38.39561.791 MT 55 at WhitehallI-15 at Boulder
MT 72 21.40834.453 WYO 120 at the Wyoming borderUS 310 south of Bridger
MT 78 47.71476.788 US 212 at Red LodgeI-90 at Columbus
MT 80 67.172108.103 US 87 at StanfordUS 87 at Fort Benton
MT 81 42.44668.310 MT 80 near Coffee CreekUS 191 at Brooks
MT 82 6.86211.043 US 93 north of SomersMT 82 north of Bigfork 1978current
MT 83 91.118146.640 MT 200 at Clearwater JunctionMT 35 north of Bigfork 1978current
MT 84 28.90446.516 US 287 in NorrisUS 191 / MT 85 near Four Corners
MT 85 6.70410.789 US 191 / MT 84 near Four CornersI-90 at Belgrade
MT 86 37.49860.347 US 191 / I-90 Bus. in BozemanUS 89 near Wilsall
MT 87 8.57113.794 SH-87 at the Idaho borderUS 287 west of Quake Lake 1987current
MT 110 US 10 near OpportunityUS 10 in Drummond Replaced by US 10 Alternate
MT 117 13.13821.144 MT 24 at Fort PeckUS 2 at Nashua
MT 135 21.54934.680 I-90 at St. RegisMT 200 near Paradise
MT 141 32.46852.252 US 12 at AvonMT 200 north of Helmville
MT 187 US 10 in BozemanUS 89 in Wilsall Replaced by MT 86
MT 191 US 191 near GraylingUS 10 near Sappington Replaced by US 287
MT 200 706.6241,137.201 SH-200 at the Idaho borderND 200 at Fairview 1967current
MT 200S 48.67478.333 MT 200 east of CircleUS 10 / I-94 Bus. in Glendive
MT 287 48.82278.571 MT 41 at Twin BridgesUS 287 at Ennis
MT 789 Wyoming border south of WarrenAlberta border at Sweetgrass Part of US 789 corridor

Secondary state highways

The highway markers for Montana's S routes are distinctive in that the route number appears in black on a white down-pointing arrowhead. (Early markers were white numbers on black arrowheads with the word Montana in the flat top of the inverted arrowhead and Secondary appearing below the route number on the shields.)

S routes first appeared on the state highway map in 1960,[3] even though the secondary system was established in 1942.[4] With very few exceptions (i.e. MT 287, former MT 789), S routes are exclusively numbered 201 and higher.

Montana Secondary Highway 486 at Columbia Falls
Number Length (mi) Length (km) Southern or western terminus Northern or eastern terminus Formed Removed Notes
S-201 69.511111.867 MT 13 near VidaMT 200 in Fairview 1952current
S-202 2.6624.284 MT 23 near SidneyNorth Dakota state line 1977current
S-203 11.98319.285 S-269 north of StevensvilleUS 93 in Florence 1976current
S-204 1.5962.569 Milk River crossingUS 2 at Dodson 1993current
S-205 24.36139.205 I-90 at Three ForksS-411 near Bozeman 1993current
S-206 9.74115.677 MT 35 east of EvergreenUS 2 near Columbia Falls 1926current
S-207 21.86235.183 US 87 / MT 3 / MT 200 near MoccasinMT 81 in Denton 1993current Original S-207 was Lower Valley Road in Kalispell from Old S-208 (MT 82) to US 93
S-208 9.41215.147 US 191 in Phillips CountyWhitewater 1978current Original S-208 is now MT 82
S-209 4.8617.823 MT 35 at BigforkMT 83 near Ferndale 1945current
S-210 9.85515.860 MT 200 at MissoulaI-90 / US 12 at Clinton 1976current
S-211 9.75715.702 Lake CountyUS 93 in Ronan 1945current
S-212 17.28527.818 MT 200 near DixonUS 93 near Charlo 1945current
S-213 39.51363.590 US 2 in Cut BankHwy 62 at the Port of Del Bonita 1945current
S-214 32.82852.832 S-213 near Cut BankI-15 at Sweet Grass 1945current
S-215 21.29934.277 S-213 near Cut BankI-15 near Oilmont 1945current
S-217 14.08722.671 S-343 in Toole CountyS-409 at Whitlash 1976current
S-218 29.25347.078 I-15 Bus in ConradS-225 in Teton County 1945current
S-219 19.81831.894 US 89 near PendroyI-15 Bus near Conrad 1945current
S-220 17.94028.872 S-221 near ChoteauS-219 east of Pendroy 1945current
S-221 24.44439.339 US 89 at ChoteauI-15 near Dutton 1945current
S-222 3.5895.776 I-15 / S-278 south of DillonI-15 Bus at Dillon 1976current
S-223 52.90185.136 US 87 / MT 80 near Fort BentonUS 2 in Chester 1945current
S-224 18.95030.497 US 2 near JoplinLocal road in Liberty County 1945current
S-225 56.22090.477 Great Falls city limitsS-366 in Toole County 1945current
S-226 14.56023.432 EdenGreat Falls city limits 1945current
S-227 16.75626.966 S-226 near EdenUS 87 / US 89 / MT 3 / MT 200 near Great Falls 1945current
S-228 42.63368.611 US 87 / US 89 / MT 3 / MT 200 near Great FallsMT 80 near Fort Benton 1945current
S-229 2.5924.171 Helena city limitsS-279 near Helena 1976current
S-231 5.6749.131 Helena city limitsS-279 near Helena 1983current
S-232 42.78468.854 Havre city limitsHwy 41 at the Port of Wild Horse 1945current
S-233 30.48249.056 S-232 near HavreHwy 21 at the Port of Willow Creek 1945current
S-234 21.66234.862 Rocky Boys Indian ReservationHavre city limits 1945current
S-235 5.6109.028 MT 85 near BozemanBozeman city limits 1983current
S-236 88.235142.000 US 191 at HilgerUS 87 at Big Sandy 1945current
S-238 68.888110.864 US 2 in RyegateUS 89 / MT 200 in Lewistown 1945current
S-239 11.66618.775 UticaUS 87 / MT 3 / MT 200 in Hobson 1946current
S-240 25.33340.770 ClevelandUS 2 in Chinook 1945current
S-241 43.22069.556 US 2 at HarlemHwy 37 at the Port of Turner 1945current
S-243 21.18534.094 US 2 west of SacoUS 2 in Saco 1945current
S-244 24.70239.754 US 87 north of RoundupMT 200 in Winnett 1945current
S-245 37.82660.875 Local road northwest of BrusettMT 200 in Jordan 1945current
S-246 GlasgowHinsdale
S-247 WebsterMill Iron Old S-247 ran from Port of Opheim to Glasgow
S-248 OpheimScobey Old route of MT 5
S-249 MT 287US 287 near Cameron Old S-249 ran from Nashua to Fort Peck in 1960's, now MT 117)

Former highways

See also

References

  1. Montana Department of Transportation (2013). "Montana Road Log" (PDF). Helena: Montana Department of Transportation. Retrieved March 6, 2017.
  2. "Montana Off System Routes" (GIS data). Montana Department of Transportation. Retrieved April 8, 2017.
  3. Montana State Highway Commission (1960). State Highway Map (PDF) (Map). Montana State Highway Commission. Retrieved February 14, 2015.
  4. "Federal-Aid Road Log" (PDF). archive.org. Helena, Montana: Montana Highway Department. January 1, 1943. Retrieved 5 May 2017.
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