Hill County, Montana (MT), United States, North America
Latitude
48°32'N
Longitude
109°41'W
Havre
(HAI-vuhr), city (1990 pop. 10,201), Hill co., N
Mont., on the Milk R. (forms Fresno Reservoir to NW); 48°32'N
109°41'W. Wheat, hay; cattle, sheep, hogs. Mfg. (agr. equip., bldg.
materials); gas and oil field to SE (Blaine co.). Ft. Assinniboine
(1879) and Agr. Research Center to SW. Rocky Boy's Indian Reservation
to S. Wahkpa Chu'qn Archaeological Site and L. Thibadeau Natl.
Wildlife Refuge to N. Earl H. Clack Memorial Mus. and units of Rookery
Wildlife Management Area to W. Founded in 1891 with the coming of the
RR. The area is served by the Milk R. project. Seat of Mont. State
Univ.-Northern. Originally called Bull Hook Bottoms. Inc. 1892.
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Hill co., N
Mont., on the Milk R. (forms Fresno Reservoir to NW); 48°32'N
109°41'W. Wheat, hay; cattle, sheep, hogs. Mfg. (agr. equip., bldg.
materials); gas and oil field to SE (Blaine co.). Ft. Assinniboine
(1879) and Agr. Research Center to SW. Rocky Boy's Indian Reservation
to S. Wahkpa Chu'qn Archaeological Site and L. Thibadeau Natl.
Wildlife Refuge to N. Earl H. Clack Memorial Mus. and units of Rookery
Wildlife Management Area to W. Founded in 1891 with the coming of the
RR. The area is served by the Milk R. project. Seat of Mont. State
Univ.-Northern. Originally called Bull Hook Bottoms. Inc. 1892.
