Lewis and Clark Bridge

The Lewis and Clark Bridge, originally constructed in 1930, stands as a significant historical landmark in Wolf Point, Montana. Designed as a Pennsylvania Through Truss bridge, it features a main span of 400 feet and was once the most massive bridge in the state, serving as a vital highway crossing over the Missouri River.

After becoming obsolete due to increased traffic demands, the bridge has been repurposed as a state historical site, dedicated to preserving its legacy. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places and is maintained by the Montana Historical Society, which operates a small park and interpretive display at its southern end.

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