The Powder River near Broadus, Montana pictures on MontanaPictures.Net  (Page three of three)

70107  The view of the Powder River from the State Route 212 Bridge south of Broadus, Montana.

The light green trees mixed among the native Cottonwood trees are commonly called "Russian-olive" trees.

"Russian-olive" (Elaeagnus angustifolia ) is native to southern Europe and to western and central Asia

"The tree were primarily used as a windbreak for farms and as a snow break along railroads and roads."*

(Please scroll to the right to see the view.)

* http://www3.northern.edu/natsource/TREESA1/Russia1.htm

Below you'll find views of the Powder River from three locations.

1.) The view of the Highway 12 Bridge east of Miles City, Montana.

2.) The view of the "Powder River Sign" on the Frontage Road southwest of Terry, Montana.

3.) The morning view of the Powder River south of Broadus, Montana.