Missouri River Bridge in Phillips County, Montana

Missouri River Bridge in Phillips County is a two-lane main road (also known as Fred Robinson Bridge). It runs in a northeast-southwest direction and ends in a cul-de-sac. Missouri River Bridge is also known as Fred Robinson Bridge. This street is part of the highway "191". Missouri River Bridge also exists in Broadwater County. Ⓦ.

Alternate Name: Fred Robinson Bridge
Road Type: main road
Lanes: 2
Route: northeast-southwest

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Fred Robinson Bridge Nrhp 12000171 Phillips County, Mt — Fred Robinson Bridge Completed in 1959 and named for the regional State Senator who was its most influential proponent, this is the only highway crossing of the Missouri River between Fort Benton and Fort Peck Dam. – Jon Roanhaus, CC BY-SA 4.0 – Wikimedia Commons

Streets nearby

Knox Ridge Road

Sand Creek Trail

Info Center Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge and Slippery Ann Elk Viewing area

Sand Creek Road

Lower Two Calf Road

Cmr Auto Nature Tour Road

Grasslands nearby

Lower Two Calf Island

Nature reserves nearby

Recreation grounds nearby

James Kipp Recreation Area

Streams nearby

Heritage designation	National Register of Historic Places listed place
Located in	Montana
Country	United States
Crosses	Missouri River