Gallatin

The terrain of Gallatin ranges from the broad floor of the Gallatin Valley in the north to the forested, rugged slopes of the Gallatin Range in the south, giving this part of southwestern Montana a strong mountain-valley identity. The Gallatin River flows north from Yellowstone country through the valley and joins the Madison and Jefferson rivers near Three Forks to form the Missouri River. Bozeman, on the valley’s northeastern side, is home to Montana State University and serves as the area’s main urban and cultural centre. Ranchland, river corridors and roads leading toward Yellowstone shape everyday life here. Browse additional webcams from the surrounding area to extend your view of Gallatin and the Gallatin Valley.

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