Signs Tagged With Shield

End MTS-228 South at US-87/US-89/MT-200/MT-3 and MTS-227. The main cross street at this intersection is US-87/US-89/MT-200/MT-3. Continue straight for MTS-227 south.

MT-80 South at MTS-228 in Chouteau County

MT-80 South at MTS-386 in Fort Benton.

MT-80 south descending into Fort Benton.

US-87 South at MTS-432 and MTS-236 in Big Sandy

First US-87 shield southbound in Hill County.

US-2 West at US-87 just west of Havre. This is the northern beginning of US-87. The southern end of US-87 is Port Lavaca Texas.

End MTS-232 South at US-2 in Havre.

MTS-232 south into Hill County. The highway starts to descend to the Milk River here. In the far background is the Bears Paw Mountains.

MTS-233 South approaching MTS-232 in Hill County.

End SK-21 South at the United States Boundary. The Port of Willow Creek US border station is in the background. The stone obelisk marking the boundary is behind and to the left of the SK-21 marker.

SK-13 East/To SK-21 North - Red Coat Trail.

SK-13 West/SK-21 South at SK-13/SK-21 split in RM of Reno No. 51.

SK-13 West/SK-21 South at SK-615 in Senate.

SK-13 West/SK-21 South in Consul

Township Road Eastbound approaching SK-18 in RM Reno No. 51.

SK-18 West at Claydon junction. SK-18 makes 90 angle turn to the south. Turn left to continue west on SK-18.

A very old and faded SK-18 shield on SK-614 South at SK-18. This type of black and white marker is an older style before the shields were blue and white.

SK-18 West approaching SK-614 north.

SK-18 West at SK-613 in Frontier.

SK-37 North/SK-18 West at SK-37/SK-18 split in Climax.

SK-18 West at SK-37 in Climax. SK-37 North follows SK-18 West through Climax.

SK-4 South/SK-18 West at SK-4/SK-18 split in RM of Val Marie No. 17.

SK-4 South/SK-18 West Approaching SK-4/SK-18 Split in RM of Val Marie No. 17.

SK-4 South/SK-18 West at SK-607 in RM of Val Marie #17.