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| Transmission lines pass over Interstate 94. The lines accompany the freeway corridor southwest from West Glendive to a substation south of Exit 49 in Yellowstone County. 08/07/16 |
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| Interstate 94 angles southwest to cross the Yellowstone River ahead of Fallon. 08/07/16 |
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| A Warren through truss bridge parallels the east side of I-94. The Yellowstone River Bridge along historic U.S. 10 dates back to 1945. 08/07/16 |
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| The steel girder bridges for Interstate 94 across the Yellowstone River were built in 1978. 08/07/16 |
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| The Yellowstone River shifts sides to flow north of Interstate 94 from Fallon for the remainder of the freeway west to Billings. 08/07/16 |
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| Montana Secondary 340 stems east from a diamond interchange (Exit 185) with I-94 into unincorporated Fallon. 08/07/16 |
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| Montana Secondary 340 follows Fallon Flat Road and Railway Avenue across the Fallon street grid. The state highway takes a stair stepped route southeast 19 miles to Mildred. 08/07/16 |
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| Interstate 94 spans a BNSF Railroad line just west of Fallon. 08/07/16 |
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| An uninterrupted stretch leads I-94 west eight miles to the Prairie County seat of Terry. Miles City is the next major service center for Interstate 94 in 46 miles. 08/07/16 |
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| O'Fallon Creek originates from the Beaver Flats plateau well to the south in Carter County. The waterway empties into the Yellowstone River just north of the 1969-bridge for I-94. 08/07/16 |
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| Northern view of adjacent Old Highway 10 and farm land spreading north from the Yellowstone River. 08/07/16 |
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| Interstate 94 straddles the north side of Broadview Bench plateau at milepost 182. 08/07/16 |
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| BNSF Railroads line both sides of Interstate 94 and adjacent Old Highway 10 west toward Terry. 08/07/16 |
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| The two BNSF Railroad lines combine west of this pony truss bridge to the north of Old Highway 10 and I-94. 08/07/16 |
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| Ash Creek passes below both I-94 and Old Highway 10 through culverts on the outskirts of Terry. 08/07/16 |
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| A diamond interchange (Exit 176) joins Interstate 94 with Montana Secondary 253 north and Ten Mile Road at the southeast corner of Terry. 08/07/16 |
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| MT 253 travels 47 miles northwest from Exit 176 to Brockway and MT 200. 08/07/16 |
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| Interstate 94 west passes between the Terry street grid (Montana Boulevard) and Terry Airport (8U6). 08/07/16 |
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| Forsyth, seat of Rosebud County, debuts on distance signs for westbound travelers at 81 miles out. Miles City is now a half hour away. 08/07/16 |
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| 4,670 vpd were recorded in 2015 by MDT along the Interstate 94 straight away after Terry. 08/07/16 |
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| A bend of the Yellowstone River appears in the distance in this vista north of I-94 at Conns Coulee. 08/07/16 |
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| Interstate 94 turns more southerly across a broad valley fed by the Powder River. 08/07/16 |
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| Sheridan Butte (el. 2,650 feet) rises to the northwest across the Yellowstone River. 08/07/16 |
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| Exit 169 joins I-94 with Powder River Road as it spurs south from Old Highway 10 to ranch land. 08/07/16 |
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| The bridges across the Powder River for Interstate 94 were built in 1971. 08/07/16 |
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| Old Highway 10 spans the dry bed of the Powder River just north of Exit 169 across a 1945 Warren through truss bridge. 08/07/16 |
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| Exit 169 connects I-94 with Old Highway 10 west to the BNSF Railroad sidings of Blatchford and Zero. 08/07/16 |
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| Interstate 94 lines agricultural areas just above Old Highway 10 and the Yellowstone River over the ensuing 12 mile drive south from Powder River Road. 08/07/16 |
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| The freeway makes a series of S-curves south of Camp Creek. 08/07/16 |
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| Westbound drivers cross into the northwest quadrant of Custer County near the BNSF Railroad siding of Benz. 08/07/16 |
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| The first of seven exits in Custer County is the diamond interchange (Exit 159) with Diamond Ring Road. 08/07/16 |
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| The ranch exit for Diamond Ring Road connects with old U.S. 10 (Frontage Road) as it plies across adjacent farmland south from Benz to Shirley. 08/07/16 |
Page Updated 01-11-2017.
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