Because of its location, Fairfield has outstanding recreational opportunities. The community is located on Highway 89, and is home to just over 700 residents. Unlike many small agricultural communities, Dutton has continued to prosper, in large part because of its operating grain elevators in the middle of wheat farms.įairfield is the self-proclaimed “Malting Barley Capital of the World” with 83,000 acres of irrigated cropland in production for the purpose of raising malt barley in the vicinity. The town grew rapidly during the 1910 and ’20s and had a bank, a newspaper, grain elevators, and a variety of businesses. The community of Dutton is located along Interstate 15 on the eastern side of Teton County, and is home to a population of 315. For many, Choteau evokes striking images of the Rocky Mountain Front, a landscape abundant with wildlife, rich recreational opportunities, and traditional avenues of commerce. Choteau is the county seat of Teton County and has a rich agricultural history. Choteau was incorporated in 1913 and currently has a population of 1,684, as of the 2010 census. The city of Choteau is known as the Gateway to the Rocky Mountain Front. Today Bynum is most famous for its dinosaurs. Bynum has a long history in North Central Montana, and has been around for over 100 years. The community of Bynu m, located 13 miles north of Choteau on Highway 89, is home to a population of only a few dozen people. Stop here awhile and you’ll realize why life in Teton County is such a valuable treasure. We’re proud of our communities and ready with open hospitality for visitors and travelers. The communities include Bynum, Choteau, Dutton, Fairfield, Pendroy and Power. Teton County’s population is 6100 people, living in both communities and rural areas. Teton County is located on the Rocky Mountain Front, which forms the seam between the wilderness of the Lewis and Clark National Forest and the foothills and plains.
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