Chouteau County Memorial Bridge in Fort Benton, MT 59442

Chouteau County Memorial Bridge in Fort Benton, MT 59442 (Chouteau County) is a two-lane, asphalted secondary road (also known as Chouteau County Bridge). There is no parking. It runs in a southeast-northwest direction and ends at MT 80, while the other end is a cul-de-sac. Chouteau County Memorial Bridge is also known as Chouteau County Bridge. This street is part of the highways 80 and Truck Route.

Alternate Name
Chouteau County Bridge
Bicycle
yes
Road Type
secondary road
Lanes
2
Speed Limit
35 mph
Wheelchair Access
no
Route
southeast-northwest

Streets nearby

River Street
Fort Benton And The Indian Wars, Fur Press, Fort Restoration, Old Fort Benton, Fort LaBarge
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Grand Union Square
Grand Union Hotel
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Woodsmansy Drive
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MT 80
0.2 mi
Fort Benton Historic Bridge
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13th Street
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Steamboat Levee Walking Trail
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11th Street
0.2 mi
10th Street
0.2 mi
16th Street
0.2 mi
Franklin Street
Chouteau County Courthouse
0.2 mi
Main Street
0.2 mi
14th Street
Fort Benton, Western Meadowlark, Erected AD 1913, St. Paul's Episcopal Church
0.3 mi
15th Street
0.3 mi
17th Street
0.3 mi
Front Street
Fort Benton Boat Launch Facility
0.4 mi
Washington Street
Chouteau County Sherrifs
0.4 mi
18th Street
USS SALISH (ATA-187) – Tug, USS HOLT (DE-706) – Rudderow-class Destroyer Escort, USS SIOUX (YT-19) – Yard Tug, USS HELENA (SSN-725) – Los Angeles-class Attack Submarine, USS MONTANA (ACR-13) / USS Missoula (CA-13) – Armored Cruiser, USS LEWIS AND CLARK (SSBN-644) – Benjamin Franklin-class Ballistic Missile Submarine, USS LEWIS AND CLARK-class ships (includes USS LEWIS AND CLARK, USS SACAGAWEA), USS SHELTON (DD-790) (Sign reads DE-407 John C. Butler-class Destroyer), USS MONTANA (SSN-794) – Virginia-class Attack Submarine, USS BUTTE (AE-27) – Nitro-class Ammunition Ship, USS CREE (ATF-84) – Cherokee-class Fleet Tug, USS BIG HORN (TAO-198) – Fleet Oiler, USS STOCKDALE (DDG-106) – Arleigh Burke-class Guided Missile Destroyer, USS BIG HORN (AO-45 / IX-207) – Fleet Oiler / USCGC BIG HORN (WAO-124), USS MICKA (DE-176) – Cannon-class Destroyer Escort, USS SACAGAWEA (YT-326)/(YT-241/YTB-251), USS SIOUX (AT-75) – Navajo-class Tug, USS SIOUX (T-ATF-171) – Powhatan-class Ocean Tug, USS SACAGAWEA (YT-326) – Harbor Tug, USS MARIAH (SP-182) / AO-57 – Cimarron-class Fleet Oiler, USS HAVRE (PCE-877) – Patrol Craft Escort, USS HELENA (CA-75) – Baltimore-class Heavy Cruiser, USS HELENA (PG-9) – Gunboat, USS SHELTON (DD-790) – Gearing-class Destroyer, USS YELLOWSTONE (AD-27) – Shenandoah-class Destroyer Tender, USS HELENA (CL-50) – St. Louis-class Light Cruiser, USS CHIPPEWA (AT-69) / USS CHEYENNE (AO-31) – Fleet Tug / Oiler, USS YELLOWSTONE (AD-41) – Destroyer Tender
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12th Street
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