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Buffalo Rapids Project

United States · Water and environment

In-depth research Release 1

Project scope

An irrigation system with First and Second Divisions, described as providing irrigation water for 22,719 acres in the vicinity of Glendive, Fallon, and Terry. The First Division serves 13,254 acres and the Second Division 9,465 acres. The page describes the First Division’s Glendive Unit and extension, the Second Division’s Shirley, Terry, and Fallon Units, pumping plants, a Main Canal, separate canals and laterals, water-control structures, 62 miles of canals, and 96 miles of laterals. The page separately reports historical authorization estimates of 15,500 acres for the Glendive Unit and 3,000 acres for Glendive Extension, and an additional 6,000 acres associated with a third pumping unit; it does not reconcile these figures or their different stated bases.

Reported status and procurement

Reported development

The page describes water being pumped directly from the Yellowstone River to the First Division’s Main Canal and directly from the river for each Second Division unit. It reports that Glendive Pumping Plant No. 2 supplies supplemental irrigation water to the Main Canal for peak-demand situations. The page provides no current delivery measurements.

Procurement availability
Unknown / not established

A source report alone does not establish current progress or an open buying window.

Project summary

The Buffalo Rapids Project is an irrigation system in southeastern Montana, divided into First and Second Divisions. The page describes the divisions as serving 13,254 and 9,465 acres, respectively, with pumping plants, canals, laterals, and water-control structures. It describes water being pumped from the Yellowstone River and Glendive Pumping Plant No. 2 providing supplemental water to the Main Canal for peak demand. The page gives differing locations for the Second Division: the Plan section says south bank, while the Construction section says east bank.

Evidence limits and unknowns

The supplied Bureau of Reclamation project page was observed on 2 October 2026; this is not a publication date or confirmation of present project status. Review is limited to the supplied document title and body text, not a whole-document review. Linked documents, images, and associated captions or credits were not reviewed (https://www.usbr.gov/projects/index.php?id=519; u0029).

The page’s operating description is undated; present operating condition, maintenance or rehabilitation work, and current project status are not established.

No current or planned procurement, tender, supplier access, or buying timeline is reported; the page describes project infrastructure and divisions.

The page reports historical funding and financing, but no current financing stage or future financing activity.

The linked Buffalo Rapids Project History document was not acquired, and the page’s Overview and Other sections contain no text.

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Project metadata

Country
United States
Based on reviewed release evidence
Region
North America
Category
Water and environment
Derived from released evidence
Physical assets
Not classified

Based on this release's supporting evidence. Unresolved fields remain unclassified; these labels do not establish current progress or a buying window.

Released facts and supporting evidence

Each fact retains its source, uncertainty and time context. If a publisher page moves or is unavailable, use the recorded quotation and observation date below.

Project name

Source reported

Buffalo Rapids Project

Attributed to US Bureau of Reclamation own-government project narrative.

Source: US Bureau of Reclamation screened government project narrative · publication date not recorded · observed 2026-10-02

Sources and evidence · US Bureau of Reclamation screened government project narrative
Source published: Not recordedObserved: 2026-10-02

US Bureau of Reclamation screened government project narrative
Attributed to US Bureau of Reclamation own-government project narrative

Technical record · Buffalo Rapids Project
Evidence location
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Claim confidence
0.90 on a 0–1 evidence-support scaleNot a probability of project success or procurement availability.
Claim reference
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Evidence reference
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Source revision
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Content fingerprint
3e8aad5b4dc72462d6aa1b74e87818fd9cebff85f5c7f114e006198741c7ac27
Source address
https://www.usbr.gov/projects/index.php?id=519

Scope

Source reported

An irrigation system with First and Second Divisions, described as providing irrigation water for 22,719 acres in the vicinity of Glendive, Fallon, and Terry. The First Division serves 13,254 acres and the Second Division 9,465 acres. The page describes the First Division’s Glendive Unit and extension, the Second Division’s Shirley, Terry, and Fallon Units, pumping plants, a Main Canal, separate canals and laterals, water-control structures, 62 miles of canals, and 96 miles of laterals. The page separately reports historical authorization estimates of 15,500 acres for the Glendive Unit and 3,000 acres for Glendive Extension, and an additional 6,000 acres associated with a third pumping unit; it does not reconcile these figures or their different stated bases.

Attributed to US Bureau of Reclamation own-government project narrative.

Source: US Bureau of Reclamation screened government project narrative · publication date not recorded · observed 2026-10-02

Sources and evidence · US Bureau of Reclamation screened government project narrative
Source published: Not recordedObserved: 2026-10-02

US Bureau of Reclamation screened government project narrative
Attributed to US Bureau of Reclamation own-government project narrative

Technical record · An irrigation system with First and Second Divisions, …
Evidence location
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Claim confidence
0.90 on a 0–1 evidence-support scaleNot a probability of project success or procurement availability.
Claim reference
6ef74fcc-b557-4969-ba9b-530265749ebd
Evidence reference
051febe7-4595-404d-84ec-d895407858a0
Source revision
3f3f6a88-b5f1-4359-ae9a-b5fa2ccc6984
Content fingerprint
3e8aad5b4dc72462d6aa1b74e87818fd9cebff85f5c7f114e006198741c7ac27
Source address
https://www.usbr.gov/projects/index.php?id=519

Delivery

Source reported

The page describes water being pumped directly from the Yellowstone River to the First Division’s Main Canal and directly from the river for each Second Division unit. It reports that Glendive Pumping Plant No. 2 supplies supplemental irrigation water to the Main Canal for peak-demand situations. The page provides no current delivery measurements.

Attributed to US Bureau of Reclamation own-government project narrative.

Source: US Bureau of Reclamation screened government project narrative · publication date not recorded · observed 2026-10-02

Sources and evidence · US Bureau of Reclamation screened government project narrative
Source published: Not recordedObserved: 2026-10-02

US Bureau of Reclamation screened government project narrative
Attributed to US Bureau of Reclamation own-government project narrative

Technical record · The page describes water being pumped directly from …
Evidence location
/html/body/div/div[4]/div/div[2]/div[3]/div[7]/p[2]
Claim confidence
0.90 on a 0–1 evidence-support scaleNot a probability of project success or procurement availability.
Claim reference
0dfdecf0-ad87-4260-81ad-0b3dc8d015c4
Evidence reference
f6e07713-732c-4694-be27-83064c9d68bf
Source revision
3f3f6a88-b5f1-4359-ae9a-b5fa2ccc6984
Content fingerprint
3e8aad5b4dc72462d6aa1b74e87818fd9cebff85f5c7f114e006198741c7ac27
Source address
https://www.usbr.gov/projects/index.php?id=519

Location

Source reported

Montana, in southeastern Montana and in the vicinity of Glendive, Fallon, and Terry. The First Division is described as extending from Fallon to Glendive along the west bank of the Yellowstone River. The Second Division is described in the Plan section as along the river’s south bank between Miles City and Fallon, Montana, and in the Construction section as along the river’s east bank. The page does not explain or reconcile these two Second Division bank descriptions.

Attributed to US Bureau of Reclamation own-government project narrative.

Source: US Bureau of Reclamation screened government project narrative · publication date not recorded · observed 2026-10-02

Sources and evidence · US Bureau of Reclamation screened government project narrative
Source published: Not recordedObserved: 2026-10-02

US Bureau of Reclamation screened government project narrative
Attributed to US Bureau of Reclamation own-government project narrative

Technical record · Montana, in southeastern Montana and in the vicinity …
Evidence location
/html/body/div/div[4]/div/div[2]/div[3]/div[1]/div[2]/p[1]
Claim confidence
0.90 on a 0–1 evidence-support scaleNot a probability of project success or procurement availability.
Claim reference
12543d20-b61c-4a82-bd3c-c6030b1dc5da
Evidence reference
56e39a22-14e7-4df5-81ba-990f8809769e
Source revision
3f3f6a88-b5f1-4359-ae9a-b5fa2ccc6984
Content fingerprint
3e8aad5b4dc72462d6aa1b74e87818fd9cebff85f5c7f114e006198741c7ac27
Source address
https://www.usbr.gov/projects/index.php?id=519
Source report history

Prior and superseded states remain labelled. Dates below identify source publication when known, otherwise source observation. They are not assumed event dates; each fact retains its own time qualifications.

  1. No material timeline events have been released.

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