Chouteau County, Montana |
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Big Sandy Boneau Box Elder Carter Fort Benton Geraldine Highwood Loma Chouteau County is in north central Montana. The Upper Missouri National Wild and Scenic River corridor begins just outside Fort Benton. Choteau County was named for Pierre Choteau, a fur trapper who established a trading post on the Missouri River that grew into Fort Benton. Choteau County was formed in 1865 and contains 3,973 square miles of land and 24 square miles of water. The county seat is Fort Benton. |
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Other Chouteau County Related Pages: Coal Banks Landing - Judith Landing |
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