Montana Highway 16
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Montana State Highway 16 is a highway in eastern Montana extending north from Glendive to the Saskatchewan border. The northern portion from U.S. Route 2 at Culbertson to the Canadian border is proposed as part of the Theodore Roosevelt Expressway.
| 0 mile | Begins within Glendive at the junction of Towne Street and old U.S. Route 10 going north | |
| 1 mile | Crosses Interstate 94 | |
| 4 mile | Highway 254 branches off to the west | |
| 15 mile | Passes by Intake | |
| 33 mile | Passes by Savage | |
| 41 mile | Passes by Crane | |
| 49 mile | Joins Highway 200 while Highway 23 branches off to the east | |
| 52 mile | leaves Highway 200 at Sidney | |
| 69 mile | Crosses Highway 201 | |
| 90 mile | Crosses U.S. Route 2 at Culbertson | |
| 103 mile | At Froid, Highway 344 branches off to the west and Highway 405 branches off to the east | |
| 109 mile | Highway 350 branches off to the west toward Homestead | |
| 115 mile | Crosses Highway 515 at Medicine Lake | |
| 124 mile | Crosses Highway 258 at Reserve | |
| 129 mile | Passes Antelope just before Highway 517 branches off to the east | |
| 136 mile | Joins Highway 5 to the west | |
| 137 mile | Enters Plentywood where it leaves Highway 5 | |
| 157 mile | Ends at the Saskatchewan border where it becomes Highway 6 |

