from "Compelling Landscapes" presenting Gallery 62...
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MONTANA is... the coldest cold
(-70 degreesF) yet spots can reach 117 degrees! Montana Map Great Falls, discovered by Lewis & Clark, had 5 Great Falls that stopped their navigation of the Missouri River. All have been turned into Dams, yet vestiges of fast flowing water can still be seen. The 5 Great Falls are Black Eagle Dam (which still has smattering of the original Falls), Morony Dam (some sulphur springs near by), Ryan Dam, Rainbow Dam and the highpoint of Heritage Park, Giant Springs. |
| Montana Panoramas ©1097 Antelope at Canyon Ferry Lake | |
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| Montana Panoramas ©1179 Train Beneath the Rockies |
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Great Falls Photos ©1101 Black Eagle Falls - Missouri River - Great Falls |
Great Falls Photos ©1099 Ryan Dam - Great Falls Montana |
Great Falls Photos ©1100 Giant Springs Heritage State Park |
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| Montana Landscape Pictures ©1178 Volcano Canyon - Missouri River |
Montana Landscape Painting ©1174 Montana Strip Farm - Energy, Old and New |
Montana Landscape Painting ©1104 Rainbow Falls Dam Great Falls |
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| Montana Panoramas ©1185 Wheat Field in Havre Montana | Montana Photograph ©1102 Morony Power-Morony Falls | |
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| Montana Landscape Painting ©1173 Gallatin Hills Horses | ©1187 Horse Barns beneath Lolo Peak Painting | |
This gallery is
filled with unique sights that are in every corner of Montana!
A modern-day wind farm perches
on a hilltop, surrounded by stripes of crops
planted in strip farm fields. The older hydroelectric
power lines curve around the road, showing the past
and the future in one scene.
The Rockies tower above Canyon Ferry Lake as
Antelope dance toward their
watering hole.
The train put Montana on the Map! The Great Northern
Railroad dared the northernmost transcontinental railroad
route...opening much undeveloped territory.
The Great Northern was the inspiration to
rail lines that followed.
Traveling to the original entrance of Yellowstone
NP in Southern Montana you pass the
Gallatin Hills on the
Yellowstone
River. Go far, far north and you'll find
large expanses of wheat fields.
South of Missoula is Lolo Peak
and colorful ranches.
There's more! Go to
Montana National Parks &
Best Known Places
Paul and Marilyn Peck
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Last Updated 5-9-2012
