Location: S-327 and US-2, Roosevelt Cty
As of August 2020, S-327 is completely paved and has been re-routed onto a new road east of Bainville. I drove it so early after opening that there aren’t actually any signs along the route.
Location: S-327 and Rd 2061, Roosevelt Cty
About a mile into the route, we’ll approach the old alignment of 327 to the right. We’ll follow the original 327 routing (now paved!) the rest of the way to North Dakota.
Location: S-327 and Bainville Rd, Roosevelt Cty
327 passes through some badlands as it nears the North Dakota State Line.
Location: S-327 and ND 1804, Roosevelt Cty
Welcome to North Dakota! S-327 turns into North Dakota 1804, which is one of two discontinuous Lewis and Clark themed routes that generally follow the Missouri River through the Dakotas.
E to ND State Line, W to S-405
Historic Westbound Routing (before re-routing away from Bainville): Last Driven October 2015
AMP: 15
Location: S-327 and ND-1804, Roosevelt Cty
Pavement ends as North Dakota 1804 transitions into Montana Secondary 327. We’re 16 miles from US-2.
AMP: 15
Location: S-327 and ND-1804, Roosevelt Cty
Reassurance shield as 327 begins.
AMP: 7
Location: S-327 and Bainville Rd, Roosevelt Cty
Reassurance shield about halfway up S-327.
AMP: 0
Location: 5th Ave and Duval St, Bainville
A few miles later, we’ll enter Bainville and pavement begins.
AMP: 0
Location: 5th Ave and Clinton St, Bainville
At the stop sign, turn right to follow S-327 up to US-2.
AMP: 0
Location: Clinton St and US-2, Bainville
As we head out of Bainville, we’ll approach US-2.
AMP: 0
Location: Clinton St and US-2, Bainville
Turn right for US-2 east back to North Dakota and left for US-2 west towards Culbertson. S-327 ends.
