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RED OXIDE GENERAL DESCRIPTION: Red Oxide is in the heart of thousands of acres of public land of the Lewis & Clark National Forest Service. This acreage offers unlimited recreational opportunities out your back door, only steps away and having access to thousands of acres of some of Montana’s pristine National Forest Service Land. For more information on the Lewis and Clark National Forest Service go to their web site at www.fs.fed.us/r1/lewisclark/
This property is located in Judith Basin County. Judith Basin County is nestled in the heart of the state known as the Last, Best Place. Judith Basin truly fits the classic Montana description of “high, wide and handsome.” www.visitmt.com The legendary Western artist Charlie Russell learned the ways of the cowboy and mountain man here in Judith Basin and many of his most famous painting were inspired by the landscape and drama that unfolded here as they settled the West. For more information on Charlie Russell go to www.cmrussell.org/ The Lewis and Clark Expedition traveled through this area of Central Montana 200 years ago. www.lewisandclark200.gov/mt.cfm LOCATION: This unique recreational property is situated 80 miles southeast of Great Falls, Montana. Lewistown, Montana is approximately 65 miles to the east. The town of Stanford is approximately 23 miles northeast of the property. Stanford is the county seat of Judith Basin County and has a population of approximately 500 residents. Stanford boasts a small bank, medical services, grocery stores, schools, restaurants, gas stations and part stores. Red Oxide is reached via County and Forest Service roads going southwest from Stanford. ACREAGE: Red Oxide has a total of 20 acres and is surrounded on three sides by Forest Service. Its northern boundary adjoins another patented mining claim. The terrain of this acreage is part of a large level bench that is approximately 3½ miles long and predominately timbered. The elevation varies from 6540 to 6640. There is lots of elk sign along this ridge top and this tract would make and ideal hunting camp. This property is accessed via a county gravel road going southwest from Stanford for approximately 13 miles. This county road follows Running Wolf Creek most of the distance. Once entering the Forest Service the road number is #264 and follows the North Fork of Running Wolf Creek for approximately 5 miles. The last ½ mile to the property is a very steep overgrown trail. Access across the last ½ mile would be either by hiking or horseback.
MINERALS: Seller to transfer all seller owned mineral rights. BROKERS COMMENTS: The Lewis & Clark National Forest offers incredible opportunities for recreational enjoyment. Literally from your back door you have access to some of the most pristine areas Montana has to offer. The availability of properties within our National Forest is limited. This is an outstanding opportunity to invest in Montana, “The Last, Best Place.” DISCOLOSURE: NOTE: The information contained herein has been supplied by the Owner to Holiday Realty and/or compiled by Holiday Realty from other sources believed to be reliable. All information contained herein is not guaranteed to be accurate and the reader of this brochure should independently verify all such information. Maps are for orientation purposes only. Boundary lines are drawn as accurately as possible, but are not exact. These maps are not to be construed as either a survey or a legal description. CLICK ON THE FOLLOWING LINK FOR MAP LOCATOR MAP FOR MORE INFORMATION: CALL TOLL FREE HOLIDAY REALTY 866-873-8635
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