Montana Highway 2

"MT 2" redirects here. MT 2 may also refer to Montana's 2nd congressional district.

Montana Highway 2
Route information
Maintained by MDT
Length:	63 mi (101 km)
Major junctions
West end:	I-90 in Butte
	I-90 in Whitehall US 287 in Three Forks
East end:	I-90 in Three Forks
Highway system
Montana Highways ← MT 1 MT 3 →

Montana State Highway 2 is a highway in southern Montana extending from Butte to Three Forks. Previously, this highway was a part of U.S. Route 10.

0-mile (0 km)	Begins within Butte as an extension of Harrison Avenue as it meets the overpass at Interstate 90 and goes south	45°59′02.76″N 112°30′29.22″W / 45.9841°N 112.5081167°W / 45.9841; -112.5081167
11-mile (18 km)	Highway 375 branches off to the north	45°54′35.53″N 112°28′26.39″W / 45.9098694°N 112.4739972°W / 45.9098694; -112.4739972
21-mile (34 km)	Highway 41 branches off to the south	45°50′53.71″N 112°15′51.44″W / 45.8482528°N 112.2642889°W / 45.8482528; -112.2642889
30-mile (48 km)	Highway 55 branches to the south at Whitehall near Interstate 90 and is joined to Highway 69	45°52′12.96″N 112°06′32.45″W / 45.8702667°N 112.1090139°W / 45.8702667; -112.1090139
40-mile (64 km)	Highway 69 branches off to the north	45°52′23.97″N 111°58′41.35″W / 45.873325°N 111.9781528°W / 45.873325; -111.9781528
42-mile (68 km)	Highway 359 branches off to the south	46°07′31.41″N 112°55′51.54″W / 46.1253917°N 112.9309833°W / 46.1253917; -112.9309833
43-mile (69 km)	Turns south	45°52′12.42″N 111°56′14.88″W / 45.8701167°N 111.9374667°W / 45.8701167; -111.9374667
50-mile (80 km)	Joins U.S. Route 287 which comes from the south	45°48′56.67″N 111°44′59.07″W / 45.8157417°N 111.7497417°W / 45.8157417; -111.7497417
61-mile (98 km)	Joins U.S. Route 10 while U.S. Route 287 branches off to the north	45°53′59.35″N 111°36′03.20″W / 45.8998194°N 111.600889°W / 45.8998194; -111.600889
63-mile (101 km)	Ends at Three Forks where U.S. Route 10 branches to the north	45°53′04.97″N 111°33′54.85″W / 45.8847139°N 111.5652361°W / 45.8847139; -111.5652361

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