Sand Creek Wildlife STA-Mt79, Sand Creek Rd, Roy, MT 59471, US

Petroleum County, located in Winnett, Montana, is a sparsely populated county established in 1925. With a land area of approximately 1,064,950 acres, it is one of the least populous counties in Montana and the United States. The county's rolling plains transition into rugged river breaks as they approach the Musselshell River, offering picturesque landscapes and diverse soil types. Petroleum County also boasts the Petroleum County Telehealth Center, providing a secure and convenient option for residents to access healthcare services remotely. With an altitude ranging from 2950 feet to the normal pool level of Fort Peck Reservoir at 1,146 feet, Petroleum County experiences a variety of weather conditions, including light snowfall. The county's streams flow eastward into the Musselshell River, which then leads northward into the Missouri River. Known for its heavy clay and silt loam soils, Petroleum County offers a unique environment for agriculture and outdoor activities. As a hidden gem in Montana, this county provides a tranquil and close-knit community for residents and visitors alike.Generated from the website