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Jordan and the surrounding expanse of range land is still very much cowboy country and the place retains an Old West flavor. False-front buildings on Main Street haven't changed much since the community's early days .some are over 80 years old. This seat of Garfield County is your entry to some of the most remote and beautiful mix of deep river canyons, badlands and prairie wilderness in the west. The most rugged of the terrain is part of the 1,100,000-acre Charles M. Russell Wildlife Refuge which surrounds Fort Peck Lake in a 200-mile-long strip. Wildlife abounds out here; antelope, elk, mule deer, white-tailed deer, wild turkeys, sage grouse and numerous waterfowl make these wildlands their home. The terrain between Jordan and Circle is famous amongst paleontologists for its fantastic fossil beds. Dinosaurs and prehistoric creatures once roamed here. In 1904, Tyrannosaurus Rex was discovered near Jordan in the Hell Creek Formation. Jordan is near the Charles M. Russell Wildlife Refuge and offers plenty of outdoor recreation. Hell Creek Recreation Area provides access to Fort Peck Lake and excellent water sports opportunities. Visitors can glimpse area history and fossil exhibits at the Garfield County Museum.
Cities near Jordan Montana
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