From Circle to Wolf Point and on to Hinsdale.

Heading in a north direction  from Circle. 

Circle, MT

The stampede is the oldest in MT and happens on 2nd week of July.

Wolf Creek has a population of 2500 and it is the largest community in the Fort Peck Indian Reservation.  Assiniboine, Nakota, Lakota, and Dakota peoples inhabit the area that is part of four counties. The Wolf Creek meets the Missouri River near  town.

The Wolf Point Bridge opened in 1930 and is on the National Register of Historic Places.

From Wolf Point I turn west and follow US 2. The traffic is not bad and shoulder is comfortable. I remember a US 2 in NW Indiana.

Near Oswego

The Milk River, a tributary of the Missouri, runs through this area. In addition to MT this river is in Alberta.

In Frazer. When you find a place like this you need to stop.

The elevation for Frazer is 2060'. The St. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba Railway (SOO Line) established this town as a station.

Glasgow has a population of 3200. Elevation 2090'

This stretch was 137 miles and I have gone 844 miles on this virtual trip of the Northern Tier