Fort Peck, Montana

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Fort Peck, Montana is a small town in northeastern Montana best known for its proximity to the Fort Peck Dam and Lake, a major New Deal-era engineering project and recreation area.

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Fort Peck, Montana canonical 4
Fort Peck 1
Fort Peck Game Range 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf census-designated place
town
areaCode 406
country United States of America
county Valley County, Montana
developedFor construction of Fort Peck Dam
economyBasedOn outdoor recreation on Fort Peck Lake
recreation
tourism
elevation approximately 2260 feet
approximately 690 meters
FIPSCode 30-28075
foundedDuring New Deal era
GNISFeatureID 0773040
governedAs town government
hasAttraction Fort Peck Interpretive Center
Fort Peck Theatre
hasClimate semi-arid climate
hasNearbyProtectedArea Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge
hasUTCOffset UTC−07:00
hasUTCOffsetDST UTC−06:00
knownFor New Deal-era engineering history
boating and fishing on Fort Peck Lake
proximity to Fort Peck Dam
locatedInRegion northeastern Montana
locatedOn Missouri River
namedAfter Fort Peck Dam
near Fort Peck Dam
Fort Peck Lake
partOf Fort Peck Indian Reservation
populationCensus2010 233
populationCensus2020 approximately 250
postalCode 59223
primaryWaterBody Fort Peck Lake
state Montana
timezone Mountain Time Zone
transportAccess Montana Highway 24

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Fort Peck Lake nearbySettlement Fort Peck, Montana
Fort Peck area hasNearbySettlement Fort Peck, Montana
Fort Peck Dam locatedNear Fort Peck, Montana
Valley County, Montana contains Fort Peck, Montana
Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge originalName Fort Peck Game Range
linked to: Fort Peck, Montana
United States frontier fort system hasPart Fort Peck
linked to: Fort Peck, Montana