This sudden erosion established the channel of the Missouri River that today flows from Fort Benton down the Fort Peck Dam and left the steeply eroded badlands on each side of the river channel that are today called the Missouri Breaks.
This sudden erosion established the channel of the Missouri River that today flows from Fort Benton down the Fort Peck Dam and left the steeply eroded badlands on each side of the river channel. This river channel are today called the Missouri Breaks.