Incorporated in 1913, Fairview Montana is divided between two states. The Eastern area of the town is located in North Dakota. While the remainder lies in the Treasure State.
Officially, it forms part of Richland County in the Cornhusker State and is positioned at the convergence of the Missouri and Yellowstone rivers.
L.E Newtown, a resident of the area, was inspired by the breathtaking vistas of the Yellowstone valley. He got super creative and decided to call the town Fairview.
Agriculture is the backbone of this town, and it is the Sugar Beet capital of the state. As of 2020, the town encompasses a humble population of 849.
As delicious as Sugar Beets are, that is not the reason to visit this town. It is a stone’s throw away from the Yellowstone River and approximately a 10-minute drive to the Missouri waterway.