Prairie County Map, Montana

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Map of Prairie County, Montana

Map of Prairie County, Montana

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Map of Prairie County, Montana

Prairie County is a county located in the U.S. state of Montana. It's county seat is Terry. As per 2020 census, the population of Prairie County is 1091 people and population density is square miles. According to the United States Census Bureau, the county has a total area of 1,737 sq mi (4,499 km2). Prairie County was established on 5515.

Prairie County Facts

ContinentNorth America
CountryUnited States
StateMontana
County SeatTerry
Largest City/TownTerry
Established1915
Total Area1,743 sq mi (4,514 sq km)
Land Area1,738 sq mi (4,501 sq km)
Water Area5 sq mi (13 sq km)
Population1,088 (Census 2020)
Population Density0.6 people per sq mi
Time ZoneMountain Time Zone (MST/MDT)
Major HighwaysInterstate 94, Montana Highway 253
Major RiversYellowstone River, Powder River
Neighboring CountiesCuster County, Fallon County, Garfield County, McCone County, Dawson County
Famous ForPrairie landscapes, badlands scenery, ranching heritage, and Yellowstone River recreation
Top AttractionsTerry Badlands, Yellowstone River, Prairie County Museum, and Calypso Trail region
Official WebsiteOfficial Website

About Prairie County, Montana

Prairie County is located in eastern Montana in the western United States and was established in 1915. The county seat and largest town is Terry. The county is known for its dramatic badlands landscapes, open prairie scenery, ranching economy, and outdoor recreation along the Yellowstone River corridor.

Cities and Towns in Prairie County, Montana

City/TownPopulation (Census 2020)Latitude & Longitude
Terry (county seat)56246.7939°N, 105.3147°W
Fallon3846.8312°N, 105.1241°W
Ismay (Nearby Community)1946.0386°N, 104.7063°W
Vananda (Historic Community)1546.9834°N, 105.5230°W
Calypso (Historic Area)1246.7165°N, 105.4952°W
Mildred (Rural Community)3446.9084°N, 105.6398°W

Golf Courses in Prairie County, Montana

Golf CourseLocationLatitude & Longitude
Terry Country Club Golf CourseTerry46.7997°N, 105.3206°W
Prairie Plains Golf Recreation AreaFallon46.8371°N, 105.1305°W

Major Roads and Highways in Prairie County, Montana

Major highways connect the county with eastern Montana prairie communities and scenic badlands regions.

  • Interstate 94 - major east-west interstate through eastern Montana
  • Montana Highway 253 - regional highway linking rural ranching communities

What are the Neighboring Counties of Prairie County

  • McCone County (north)
  • Dawson County (northeast)
  • Fallon County (southeast)
  • Custer County (southwest)
  • Garfield County (west)

What are the top Attractions in Prairie County, Montana

The county offers a mix of prairie scenery, river recreation, and badlands exploration.

  • Terry Badlands - striking badlands formations with scenic hiking and photography opportunities
  • Yellowstone River - fishing, boating, and wildlife viewing destination through eastern Montana
  • Prairie County Museum - exhibits on pioneer settlement, railroads, and ranching heritage
  • Calypso Trail Region - scenic prairie and badlands exploration route
  • Terry Historic Downtown - western-style architecture and local heritage attractions
  • Prairie Scenic Drives - countryside roads with expansive plains and river valley views
  • Powder River Valley Recreation Areas - fishing and outdoor recreation destinations
  • Historic Milwaukee Road Railroad Sites - preserved transportation heritage locations
  • Wildlife Observation Areas - habitats for deer, antelope, upland birds, and migratory species
  • Eastern Montana Open Range Landscapes - remote prairie scenery and ranching culture experiences

Distance from Prairie County to Nearby Cities

The following distances are measured by road (driving).

  • Terry to Miles City (Custer County), Montana - 38 mi (61 km)
  • Terry to Glendive (Dawson County), Montana - 58 mi (93 km)
  • Terry to Billings (Yellowstone County), Montana - 221 mi (356 km)
  • Terry to Sidney (Richland County), Montana - 145 mi (233 km)
  • Terry to Fallon (Prairie County), Montana - 9 mi (14 km)
  • Terry to Mildred (Prairie County), Montana - 18 mi (29 km)
  • Terry to Bismarck (Burleigh County), North Dakota - 257 mi (414 km)
  • Terry to Rapid City (Pennington County), South Dakota - 322 mi (518 km)
  • Terry to Bozeman (Gallatin County), Montana - 353 mi (568 km)
  • Terry to Helena (Lewis and Clark County), Montana - 366 mi (589 km)
  • Terry to Denver (Denver County), Colorado - 615 mi (990 km)
  • Terry to Minneapolis (Hennepin County), Minnesota - 777 mi (1,250 km)
  • Terry to Spokane (Spokane County), Washington - 607 mi (977 km)

FAQs about Prairie County

Where is Prairie County located?

Prairie County is located in eastern Montana in the prairie and badlands region.

What is the population of Prairie County?

Prairie County had a population of 1,088 according to the 2020 United States Census.

What is Prairie County known for?

Prairie County is known for badlands scenery, ranching, prairie landscapes, and Yellowstone River recreation.

What are the major highways in Prairie County?

The county is served by Interstate 94 and Montana Highway 253.

Are there golf courses in Prairie County?

Yes, Prairie County includes golf facilities such as Terry Country Club Golf Course and prairie recreation golf areas.

References

  1. QuickFacts - U.S. Census Bureau
  2. United States Census Bureau
  3. United States Geological Survey (USGS)
  4. National Geodetic Survey
  5. Official Website