State Highways 101 - up

Decommissioned routes shown in italics.

MT 110

Description :
Ran from Opportunity to Drummond

History :
Replaced by Alt US 10 (1937-198x), then MT-1


MT 117

Description :
Runs from Fort Peck to Nashua

History :
Old MT 249


MT 135

Description :
Runs from Jct MT 200 near Paradise to St. Regis

History :
Was MT 461


MT 141

Description :
Runs from Mineral Hill to Avon

History :
Future


MT 146

Description :
Runs from Miles City to Cartersville

History :
Future


MT 187

Description :
Ran from Wilsail to West Yellowstone

History :
Hoping for an extension of US 187?
Bozeman to West Yellowstone replaced by US 191 (1934)
Wilsail to Bozeman now MT 86


MT 191

Description :
Ran from Jct US 10S at Sappington to Jct MT 187 at Grayling

History :
Was MT hoping for an extension of US 191?
Became MT-1 (1936-195x), now US 287


MT 200

Description :
Runs from Fairview to Heron

Spur Route:
MT 200S Runs from Glendive to Circle

History :
196x - replaced MT-20, Alt US 10


MT 287

Description :
Runs from Ennis to Twin Bridges

History :
Original MT 287 followed modern US 287 from West Yellowstone up to Chotaeu and then continued to the Canadian Border at Piegan along with US 89, replacing MT 1 and MT 33
A 1959 earthquake caused a rockslide that closed the route north of Hebgen Lake, and it was re-routed south of Hutchins Ranch thru Raynold's Pass
MT 287 was rerouted in 196x from Ennis to Sappington, bending to the west, replacing MT 34, co-signing with MT 41 up to Silver Star, branching to the east to Whitehall then re-connecting with MT 287 at Sappington
The old route became MT 287A
MT 287A was replaced by US 287 in 1964
US 287 also replaced MT 287 from Jct MT 499 to Ennis, and north of Sappington to Choteau, north of that was removed


MT 789

Description :
Ran from Alberta border at Sweetgrass, south along I-15 / US 91 to Great Falls, then southeast along US 87 to Billings, then southwest along US 212 to Laurel, then to Wyoming border south of Warren along US 310

Major Cities :
Great Falls, Lewistown, Grassrange, Roundup, Billings, Laurel

History :
195x - Signed as part of Multi-State Route 789, not replacing existing signage
198x - Signage removed


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