Lake Koocanusa Bridge, Montana | Douglas Orton Imaging

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Koocanusa Bridge, the longest and highest in Montana. Scenic Lake Koocanusa lies north of Libby, Montana and is formed by Libby Dam, blocking the Kootenai River and forming a resevoir nearly four hundred feet deep and fourty-eight miles long. Scenic drives encircle the lake crossing over at the "long bridge", Montana's longest span.

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Koocanusa Bridge, the longest and highest in Montana. Scenic Lake Koocanusa lies north of Libby, Montana and is formed by Libby Dam, blocking the Kootenai River and forming a resevoir nearly four hundred feet deep and fourty-eight miles long. Scenic drives encircle the lake crossing over at the "long bridge", Montana's longest span.

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