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Historical Markers in Winifred, Montana
Lewistown is the county seat for Fergus County
Winifred is in Fergus County
Fergus County (55) ►
ADJACENT TO FERGUS COUNTY
Blaine County (17) ►
Chouteau County (101) ►
Golden Valley County (4) ►
Judith Basin County (2) ►
Musselshell County (1) ►
Petroleum County (0) ►
Phillips County (9) ►
Wheatland County (3) ►
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ADJACENT TO FERGUS COUNTY
Blaine County (17) ►
Chouteau County (101) ►
Golden Valley County (4) ►
Judith Basin County (2) ►
Musselshell County (1) ►
Petroleum County (0) ►
Phillips County (9) ►
Wheatland County (3) ►
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1 ► Montana, Fergus County, Winifred — Camp Cooke — First Military Post in Montana —  |
| Near this site, where the Missouri and Judith Rivers join together, the United States Army built the first military post in Montana Territory on July 10, 1866. The post, under the operation of the 13th Infantry, continued to provide service to the . . . — — Map (db m161910) HM | |||
| 2 ► Montana, Fergus County, Winifred — Claggett Hill Trail — |
| In 1866, the U.S. army established Camp Cooke on the west bank of the Judith River near its confluence with the Missouri near here to protect local settlers from Indian raids. Shortly thereafter, steamboat entrepreneur and trader T.C. Power built a . . . — — Map (db m161914) HM | |||
| 3 ► Montana, Fergus County, Winifred — The Judith Landing — |
| Captains Meriwether Lewis and William Clark arrived at the mouth of the Judith River on May 29, 1895 and named it for Clark's sweetheart, Julia Hancock. Lewis described it as a "handsome river" and noted the recent evidence of Indian encampments . . . — — Map (db m161907) HM | |||